food subs

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Hi Carmen, and everyone too!

 

sorry, I did not mean to criticise, I just wonder. And I think I have an

issue with this becoz we often have to defend our veggie choice and eating

meat subs is like telling pple " yeah, veg*n is lacking in some ways, I need

some fake meat to make up for the taste/protein, etc "

We've tried veggie hams from St Ives, Lightlife, etc (dh like smth salty in

the morning!!), and they just don't compare to those veggie ham (sold like a

large sausage in the frozen section) made in Taiwan, they taste like the

" real " thing, lol!! We cld find them rather easy in supermarkets in HK, and

now here in AZ, dh discovered them in the frozen section of our asian

supermart.

So anyway, I'm not trying to criticise, just a concern!

 

Cheers,

Janis

 

>

>Janis-

>

>I have to admit that I am one of those people who enjoys the meat

>substitutes:-(

>I think it is because I miss some foods that I grew up with. For example

>whenever I go back to the States I love picking up some of those veggie

>corn dog things. I used to LOVE to eat corn dogs when I was little, and

>although it might not be the healthiest food, it is such a treat. Also

>veggie

>sausage and bacon to go along with North American pancakes and Maple Syrup.

>Yumm Yumm!!!

>

>This doesn't mean that I don't eat whole foods regularly, just that I do

>enjoy the occasional " comfort foods " of my childhood...

>

>

>Carmen

>US citizen in Thalwil (Zurich), Switzerland

>SAHM of Sam almost 7 & Aleksander 3

>ml@h=US English, ML=Swiss & High German

>

> " Take sides. Neutrality helps the oppressor, never the victim. Silence

>encourages

>the tormentor, never the tormented. " -Elie Wiesel

>

>

Janis Tan MK

 

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