Veggie Foods

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I think so -- the brand is hyphenated. I think it's Worthington-Loma Linda.

Red can, the Big Franks are vegan, even! Try Judy's suggestion -- Seventh

Day Adventist bookstores. I found tons of Worthington - Loma Linda products

at a very small, local health food store.

 

I haven't seen the Celebration Roast at my Whole Foods, either! Just their

sausages -- which were pretty good.

 

On another note, Whole Foods in general -- I told my 87-year-old grandmother

that I wanted to go across town to " the hippy grocery store, " and did she

want to come? Sure, if she feels good, she'll go anywhere! I was worried

about making her walk so far, but she LOVED that place! She wanted to go

through the whole store, she was enjoying it so much! She just bought a few

things, loved their bakery most of all, she got some fresh bread. She's

planning on having me take her back there. Their brownies... wow, I'm a

chocolate lover, and I

could only eat 1/2 of one brownie! They freeze well.

 

Audrey S.

 

On Sat, Nov 15, 2008 at 3:18 PM, Gary Mattingly <gsmattinglywrote:

 

> Are Loma Linda Big Franks the same as Worthington

> Big Franks? Loma Linda seems to be made by Worthington.

> My local Whole Foods doesn't seem to carry them. I've

> found two places on line that do but they want me to buy

> a case. I don't think I want to buy a case quite yet.

> Amazingly enough 12 20-ounce cans on Amazon cost

> $48.76 (18.6 pounds). The same case at foodservicedirect.com

> cost $106.65 (18.7 pounds). Well, if I ever decide to buy

> a case I know where to get it online.

>

> On another topic my local Whole Foods does not carry

> the Celebration Field Roast. There are many places in

> San Francisco that carry it but I just have to drive over

> there to get it which means a good two to three hour

> chunk of time. Hm. . . . I bet I could find those Worthington

> Franks someplace in SF but the question is exactly where.

>

> Gary