has anyone tried this brand of tvp?

[Guest guest]

Has anyone who still eats meat or chicken tried the " beefish " bits or

" chickenish " bits from Harmony House? & nbsp; I am getting more stuff for long

term storage and will be feeding carnivores as well as vegetarians and the

beefish and chickenish tvp products are a lot cheaper and last a lot longer over

the long term than dried meat does. & nbsp; thanks, jeanne

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

I haven't yet, but it sure looks good.

I had to google for the link since I had never

heard of them before. Hope someone here

knows if they are tasty.

 

http://www.harmonyhousefoods.com/TVP-Meat-Substitute_c_6.html

 

~ PT ~

 

, treazure noname <treazured

wrote:

>

> Has anyone who still eats meat or chicken tried the " beefish " bits or

" chickenish " bits

from Harmony House? & nbsp; I am getting more stuff for long term storage and will

be

feeding carnivores as well as vegetarians and the beefish and chickenish tvp

products are

a lot cheaper and last a lot longer over the long term than dried meat

does. & nbsp; thanks,

jeanne

[Guest guest]

I have used the chicken chunks, they are very good, but haven't used the TVP

to my knowledge.

 

This place has great dehydrated veggies, we love the peppers*red and green*

onions, cabbage,

Use them in soups, etc. They also have great soup mixes. They ship fast

in our experience! I could spend mega bucks there LOL.

 

Thanks,

Becky

 

 

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~ PT ~

5/31/2008 11:56:57 BECKY

 

Re: has anyone tried this brand of tvp?

 

I haven't yet, but it sure looks good.

I had to google for the link since I had never

heard of them before. Hope someone here

knows if they are tasty.

 

http://www.harmonyhousefoods.com/TVP-Meat-Substitute_c_6.html

 

~ PT ~

 

, treazure noname <treazured

wrote:

>

> Has anyone who still eats meat or chicken tried the " beefish " bits or

chickenish " bits

from Harmony House? & nbsp; I am getting more stuff for long term storage and

will be

feeding carnivores as well as vegetarians and the beefish and chickenish tvp

products are

a lot cheaper and last a lot longer over the long term than dried meat does

& nbsp; thanks,

jeanne

 

 

 

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[Guest guest]

I use the hamish TVP fake ham crumbles in beans and it is good. & nbsp; Hoping to

find a TVP that the carnivores will eat. & nbsp; Maybe I should show them the cost

comparison of freeze dried meat versus TVP. Not even going to go on how much

more healthy the TVP is versus flesh. & nbsp; After all, when is the last time you

heard of Mad Bean disease? Vicious vegetables? Boisterous broccoli? Green beans

bombing schools?

 

I'll just order a little and see if I can sneak it into the grandson like I did

with the taco flavor beefish stuff. jeanne, the phantom veggie pusher

 

--- On Sat, 5/31/08, ~ PT ~ & lt;patchouli_troll & gt; wrote:

~ PT ~ & lt;patchouli_troll & gt;

Re: has anyone tried this brand of tvp?

 

Saturday, May 31, 2008, 11:56 AM

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

I haven't yet, but it sure looks good.

 

I had to google for the link since I had never

 

heard of them before. Hope someone here

 

knows if they are tasty.

 

 

 

http://www.harmonyh ousefoods. com/TVP-Meat- Substitute_ c_6.html

 

 

 

~ PT ~

 

 

 

, treazure noname & lt;treazured@.

... & gt; wrote:

 

& gt;

 

& gt; Has anyone who still eats meat or chicken tried the " beefish " bits or

" chickenish " bits

 

from Harmony House? & amp;nbsp; I am getting more stuff for long term storage and

will be

 

feeding carnivores as well as vegetarians and the beefish and chickenish tvp

products are

 

a lot cheaper and last a lot longer over the long term than dried meat

does. & amp;nbsp; thanks,

 

jeanne