Need suggestions on veggie jerky

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Well with all the idiotic health nonsense going on my diet is now a lot more

restricted and I can't chomp my lovely raw fruit and veggies without bending

over double in pain. Same with nuts. (Have a gorgeous tin of smoked almonds

sitting in front of me and I don't dare munch them.) So I want something that

chews. I found some vegetarian jerkys online but would like to have the group's

input on the best tasting. (But not hot spice, sigh, can't do that any more

either.) The Tofurky Jurky Ginger Teriyaki looks good, what do you guys think?

(also where is the cheapest place to get jerky/jurky?)

 

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Oh Jeanne,

I love smoked almonds too. I'm sure it is hard to resist those foods that

crunch and are so healthy for most of us. I've never tried the Vegetarian

Jerky before. Wish I could help you. Hope you find something that you can chew

and crunch without side effects in your condition.

Judy

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treazure noname

Monday, February 26, 2007 7:31 PM

Need suggestions on veggie jerky

 

 

Well with all the idiotic health nonsense going on my diet is now a lot more

restricted and I can't chomp my lovely raw fruit and veggies without bending

over double in pain. Same with nuts. (Have a gorgeous tin of smoked almonds

sitting in front of me and I don't dare munch them.) So I want something that

chews. I found some vegetarian jerkys online but would like to have the group's

input on the best tasting. (But not hot spice, sigh, can't do that any more

either.) The Tofurky Jurky Ginger Teriyaki looks good, what do you guys think?

(also where is the cheapest place to get jerky/jurky?)

 

Jeanne in GA in serious carrot and celery withdrawal

 

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Oh Jeanne, I'm so sorry you can't munch up your veggies like before

I know what you mean about that need for crunch/chew though. I had

an excellent jerky today. It's called Primal Strips by Primal Spirit

Foods. http://www.primalspiritfoods.com/1oz_bar.htm

 

I had the bbq & it was very satisfying! It was very moist though and

for a couple of bites, almost felt like thin slices of stew meat.

Can't wait to try the other kinds. I paid $1.19 for the 1 oz package

at my co-op.

 

I used to be hooked on that Stonewall's Jerquee but am trying to lower

my salt intake a little ($%^*ing kidney stone). All the Stonewall's

have a really firm nice chew to them and the wild really is spicy.

 

I tried a jerky from Tasty Eats a few weeks ago & didn't like the

taste. The texture was great, very dry & chewy but it had too much of

that sweet/teriyaki thing going on for me.

 

Haven't tried the Tofurky yet. The Primal Strips were cheaper

 

I tried baking my own tofu in hopes of getting a jerky-like snack but

it never did dry up enough. Made a good sandwich tho'.

 

hth & hope your recovery progresses more so you can eat what you want

and post more. Miss your sunny posts

 

warm hugs,

Diane

 

 

, treazure noname

<treazured wrote:

>

> Well with all the idiotic health nonsense going on my diet is now a

lot more restricted and I can't chomp my lovely raw fruit and veggies

without bending over double in pain. Same with nuts. (Have a

gorgeous tin of smoked almonds sitting in front of me and I don't dare

munch them.) So I want something that chews. I found some vegetarian

jerkys online but would like to have the group's input on the best

tasting. (But not hot spice, sigh, can't do that any more either.)

The Tofurky Jurky Ginger Teriyaki looks good, what do you guys think?

(also where is the cheapest place to get jerky/jurky?)

>

> Jeanne in GA in serious carrot and celery withdrawal

>

>

>

>

> Need Mail bonding?

> Go to the Mail Q & A for great tips from Answers users.

>

>

[Guest guest]

I have had the Primal Strips too but I can't remember

wher I found them.

Donna

 

--- strayfeather1 <otherbox2001 wrote:

 

> Oh Jeanne, I'm so sorry you can't munch up your

> veggies like before

> I know what you mean about that need for

> crunch/chew though. I had

> an excellent jerky today. It's called Primal Strips

> by Primal Spirit

> Foods. http://www.primalspiritfoods.com/1oz_bar.htm

>

> I had the bbq & it was very satisfying! It was very

> moist though and

> for a couple of bites, almost felt like thin slices

> of stew meat.

> Can't wait to try the other kinds. I paid $1.19 for

> the 1 oz package

> at my co-op.

>

> I used to be hooked on that Stonewall's Jerquee but

> am trying to lower

> my salt intake a little ($%^*ing kidney stone). All

> the Stonewall's

> have a really firm nice chew to them and the wild

> really is spicy.

>

> I tried a jerky from Tasty Eats a few weeks ago &

> didn't like the

> taste. The texture was great, very dry & chewy but

> it had too much of

> that sweet/teriyaki thing going on for me.

>

> Haven't tried the Tofurky yet. The Primal Strips

> were cheaper

>

> I tried baking my own tofu in hopes of getting a

> jerky-like snack but

> it never did dry up enough. Made a good sandwich

> tho'.

>

> hth & hope your recovery progresses more so you can

> eat what you want

> and post more. Miss your sunny posts

>

> warm hugs,

> Diane

>

>

> , treazure

> noname

> <treazured wrote:

> >

> > Well with all the idiotic health nonsense going on

> my diet is now a

> lot more restricted and I can't chomp my lovely raw

> fruit and veggies

> without bending over double in pain. Same with

> nuts. (Have a

> gorgeous tin of smoked almonds sitting in front of

> me and I don't dare

> munch them.) So I want something that chews. I

> found some vegetarian

> jerkys online but would like to have the group's

> input on the best

> tasting. (But not hot spice, sigh, can't do that any

> more either.)

> The Tofurky Jurky Ginger Teriyaki looks good, what

> do you guys think?

> (also where is the cheapest place to get

> jerky/jurky?)

> >

> > Jeanne in GA in serious carrot and celery

> withdrawal

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > Need Mail bonding?

> > Go to the Mail Q & A for great tips from

> Answers users.

> >

> > [Non-text portions of this message have been

> removed]

> >

>

>

>

 

 

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[Guest guest]

Yummy suggestions, thank you guys! Think I'll splurge next week and get one of

several and do a taste chew test. Love the idea of accidentally making tofu

sandwich slice instead of jerky. Dianne and Chandra actually got me to eat the

stuff, lol. (It is our secret, ok? Let's not tell the husband or son that they

were eating tofu in stir frys back when I could use a knife.)

 

I wish we had a " health " foods store here. Thankfully there is the internet.

 

Somebody go have some celery or carrots for me, ok? Oh, and an apple and a

handful of nuts or or or.....

 

Jeanne in GA who is really tired of applesauce, vegetable soup and mashed

potatoes and other bland soft blahs.........bleah.

 

 

 

 

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[Guest guest]

I was in Whole Foods last week in Henderson, NV & there was a whole display of

vegetarian jerkys. Don't recall the flavors or prices because I wasn't going to

buy or eat them but they're there.

 

treazure noname <treazured wrote: So I want something that

chews. I found some vegetarian jerkys online but would like to have the group's

input on the best tasting. (But not hot spice, sigh, can't do that any more

either.) The Tofurky Jurky Ginger Teriyaki looks good, what do you guys think?

(also where is the cheapest place to get jerky/jurky?)

 

 

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