Guest guest Posted October 18, 2007 Report Share Posted October 18, 2007 I was in my local ABC last week and I picked up a frozen bag that said Vegan Breaded Veggie Turkey Breasts with Wild Rice and Cranberries stuffing. I thought the cooking directions were on the label but it was just a list of ingredients and no manufacturers name either. I'm sure I'll have no problem cooking them but wonder if anyone else has tried these and might have some tips. I think my husband might appreciate these. Thanks Audrey Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 18, 2007 Report Share Posted October 18, 2007 Audrey, DH & I located the Adventist store in Texarkana & I'll be going there in a week or two. Can you tell me about the stores in general? They aren't open on the weekend so I've gotta make a trip after work one afternoon to check it out. Are they locally operated or a chain? Thanks, Rhoda On 10/18/07, Audrey Z Burrows <quiltbug wrote: > > I was in my local ABC last week and I picked up a frozen bag that said > Vegan Breaded Veggie Turkey Breasts with Wild Rice and Cranberries stuffing. > I thought the cooking directions were on the label but it was just a list of > ingredients and no manufacturers name either. > > I'm sure I'll have no problem cooking them but wonder if anyone else has > tried these and might have some tips. I think my husband might appreciate > these. > > Thanks > > Audrey > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 18, 2007 Report Share Posted October 18, 2007 They are a worldwide chain. There is a very nice Christian Book Store for half of it and the other half is Vegetarian Health food store. They have a refrigerated section for things like Veganaise, etc, tofutti products........... Frozen Vegetarian food section(vegetarian luncheon " m--t " slices and logs, dinner roast, vegetarian " chicken nuggets and buffalo wings " , prosage, Tuno, several different vegetarian burgers, stripples, etc) , canned vegetarian food section(loma Linda/Worthington, Vibrant Life, Cedar Lake, etc brands), TVP and similiar type products, Savorex(similiar to Vegemite), McKays Vegetarian Chicken like and beef like, Bill Best Vegetarian " Beaf and Chic'nish like dry powder product, either brand of which you can use to make broth, gravy with or season things. products, Vegetarian gravy mixes, wonderful Vegetarian Cookbooks, Gelatin alternatives, like Agar Agar and Clear Gel. Vegetarian Vitamins, Herbs, Charcoal tablets, Braggs products, soybeans, Energ - Egg replacer, healthy cereals, grains, dried fruits and nuts, and loads more that I am forgetting. Many shelf products. Some products vary from store to store. Hope this gives you some ideas. Have fun, Judy - Rhoda Jayne Thursday, October 18, 2007 7:17 PM Re: Adventist Book Store shoppers - help needed Audrey, DH & I located the Adventist store in Texarkana & I'll be going there in a week or two. Can you tell me about the stores in general? They aren't open on the weekend so I've gotta make a trip after work one afternoon to check it out. Are they locally operated or a chain? Thanks, Rhoda On 10/18/07, Audrey Z Burrows <quiltbug wrote: > > I was in my local ABC last week and I picked up a frozen bag that said > Vegan Breaded Veggie Turkey Breasts with Wild Rice and Cranberries stuffing. > I thought the cooking directions were on the label but it was just a list of > ingredients and no manufacturers name either. > > I'm sure I'll have no problem cooking them but wonder if anyone else has > tried these and might have some tips. I think my husband might appreciate > these. > > Thanks > > Audrey > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 18, 2007 Report Share Posted October 18, 2007 I just checked the store locator & there isn't one in Texarkana; however, I was told that it was run by Adventists. The name of it is " The Granary " . I just assumed that it must be the same place. I've been told that they have better prices than the other health food stores in the area so I'll be checking it out. Thanks, Rhoda On 10/18/07, wwjd <jtwigg wrote: > > They are a worldwide chain. There is a very nice Christian Book Store > for half of it and the other half is Vegetarian Health food store. They have > > a refrigerated section for things like Veganaise, etc, tofutti > products........... Frozen Vegetarian food section(vegetarian luncheon > " m--t " slices and logs, dinner roast, vegetarian " chicken nuggets and > buffalo wings " , prosage, Tuno, several different vegetarian burgers, > stripples, etc) , canned vegetarian food section(loma Linda/Worthington, > Vibrant Life, Cedar Lake, etc brands), TVP and similiar type products, > Savorex(similiar to Vegemite), McKays Vegetarian Chicken like and beef like, > Bill Best Vegetarian " Beaf and Chic'nish like dry powder product, either > brand of which you can use to make broth, gravy with or season things. > products, Vegetarian gravy mixes, wonderful Vegetarian Cookbooks, Gelatin > alternatives, like Agar Agar and Clear Gel. Vegetarian Vitamins, Herbs, > Charcoal tablets, Braggs products, soybeans, Energ - Egg replacer, healthy > cereals, grains, dried fruits and nuts, and loads more that I am forgetting. > Many shelf products. Some products vary from store to store. > Hope this gives you some ideas. > Have fun, > Judy > - > Rhoda Jayne > <%40> > Thursday, October 18, 2007 7:17 PM > Re: Adventist Book Store shoppers - help > needed > > Audrey, > DH & I located the Adventist store in Texarkana & I'll be going there in a > week or two. Can you tell me about the stores in general? They aren't open > on the weekend so I've gotta make a trip after work one afternoon to check > it out. Are they locally operated or a chain? > Thanks, Rhoda > > On 10/18/07, Audrey Z Burrows <quiltbug<quiltbug%40sympatico.ca>> > wrote: > > > > I was in my local ABC last week and I picked up a frozen bag that said > > Vegan Breaded Veggie Turkey Breasts with Wild Rice and Cranberries > stuffing. > > I thought the cooking directions were on the label but it was just a > list of > > ingredients and no manufacturers name either. > > > > I'm sure I'll have no problem cooking them but wonder if anyone else has > > tried these and might have some tips. I think my husband might > appreciate > > these. > > > > Thanks > > > > Audrey > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 18, 2007 Report Share Posted October 18, 2007 Yes often there is an Adventist lady friend of mine, not to far from me, that runs a health food store too. Her last name is Bean and she calls it The Bean Store. It has many of the same products and some different ones. She has a lot of the vegan cheese products, Tofutti cream cheese, sour cream products and their " Ice Cream " as well as other brands, frozen sprouted varieties breads including the Ezekiel breads. I've found that some churches have a small vegetarian health food store set up, especially if they also have a Adventist Church School with the church. Many Adventist have a passion for Vegetarian eating and have their own Health food store they operate, when there isn't an ABC close by. This must be something similar to what you have found. In fact, if you know what products you want, the Adventist Book Center often has a travel store and they try schedule visits to SDA churches around their conferences and bring products with them that you call them and let them know you want. They can even bring frozen products with them. Of course they will always drop it in the mail to you. Have fun at the Granary. Judy - south Alabama, USA - Rhoda Jayne Thursday, October 18, 2007 8:18 PM Re: Adventist Book Store shoppers - help needed I just checked the store locator & there isn't one in Texarkana; however, I was told that it was run by Adventists. The name of it is " The Granary " . I just assumed that it must be the same place. I've been told that they have better prices than the other health food stores in the area so I'll be checking it out. Thanks, Rhoda On 10/18/07, wwjd <jtwigg wrote: > > They are a worldwide chain. There is a very nice Christian Book Store > for half of it and the other half is Vegetarian Health food store. They have > > a refrigerated section for things like Veganaise, etc, tofutti > products........... Frozen Vegetarian food section(vegetarian luncheon > " m--t " slices and logs, dinner roast, vegetarian " chicken nuggets and > buffalo wings " , prosage, Tuno, several different vegetarian burgers, > stripples, etc) , canned vegetarian food section(loma Linda/Worthington, > Vibrant Life, Cedar Lake, etc brands), TVP and similiar type products, > Savorex(similiar to Vegemite), McKays Vegetarian Chicken like and beef like, > Bill Best Vegetarian " Beaf and Chic'nish like dry powder product, either > brand of which you can use to make broth, gravy with or season things. > products, Vegetarian gravy mixes, wonderful Vegetarian Cookbooks, Gelatin > alternatives, like Agar Agar and Clear Gel. Vegetarian Vitamins, Herbs, > Charcoal tablets, Braggs products, soybeans, Energ - Egg replacer, healthy > cereals, grains, dried fruits and nuts, and loads more that I am forgetting. > Many shelf products. Some products vary from store to store. > Hope this gives you some ideas. > Have fun, > Judy > - > Rhoda Jayne > <%40> > Thursday, October 18, 2007 7:17 PM > Re: Adventist Book Store shoppers - help > needed > > Audrey, > DH & I located the Adventist store in Texarkana & I'll be going there in a > week or two. Can you tell me about the stores in general? They aren't open > on the weekend so I've gotta make a trip after work one afternoon to check > it out. Are they locally operated or a chain? > Thanks, Rhoda > > On 10/18/07, Audrey Z Burrows <quiltbug<quiltbug%40sympatico.ca>> > wrote: > > > > I was in my local ABC last week and I picked up a frozen bag that said > > Vegan Breaded Veggie Turkey Breasts with Wild Rice and Cranberries > stuffing. > > I thought the cooking directions were on the label but it was just a > list of > > ingredients and no manufacturers name either. > > > > I'm sure I'll have no problem cooking them but wonder if anyone else has > > tried these and might have some tips. I think my husband might > appreciate > > these. > > > > Thanks > > > > Audrey > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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