gravy mix question

[Guest guest]

Since I am the only vegetarian in my home, I have to cook meat

dishes, though that is getting harder and harder to do. Anyways, for

Sunday dinner I was just going to pull some leftover Christmas turkey

out of the deep freeze for the meat eaters and I make a tofu " turkey "

for myself. My question is: I have this CLUB HOUSE Turkey gravy mix

and I noticed that it doesn't look like there are meat by-products in

it. Can you tell me if this has any meat by-products? I'm still

learning here.

Ingredients:Wheat starch, wheat flour, Hydrolyzed Corn, Soy and

Wheat protein, Maltdextrim, salt, Soy bean and cottonseed oil,

shortening, onion powder, Modified milk ingredients, Carmel color,

spice, yeast extract, flavor.

 

Thanks!

Stef

[Guest guest]

" Flavor " can mean anything. Everything else, while not terribly

healthy or natural, looks veg to me. Lisa

 

P.S. I've found that most non-vegs don't mind veg food if it's

delicious, filling, and not served with a sermon! :-)

 

Lisa T. Bennett (ltbennett)

The Organic Goddess Vegan Bakery and Catering

Decatur (AtlantaLand), GA, USA

" Be the change you want to see in the world. " Gandhi

 

 

 

On Saturday, February 7, 2004, at 04:05 PM, stef4734 wrote:

 

> Since I am the only vegetarian in my home, I have to cook meat

> dishes, though that is getting harder and harder to do. Anyways, for

> Sunday dinner I was just going to pull some leftover Christmas turkey

> out of the deep freeze for the meat eaters and I make a tofu " turkey "

> for myself. My question is: I have this CLUB HOUSE Turkey gravy mix

> and I noticed that it doesn't look like there are meat by-products in

> it. Can you tell me if this has any meat by-products? I'm still

> learning here.

> Ingredients:Wheat starch, wheat flour, Hydrolyzed Corn, Soy and

> Wheat protein, Maltdextrim, salt, Soy bean and cottonseed oil,

> shortening, onion powder, Modified milk ingredients, Carmel color,

> spice, yeast extract, flavor.

>

> Thanks!

> Stef

>