Re:Boca sausages (Okay, I'm griping, too!)

[Guest guest]

 Re: Boca brats and Italians

 

     I tried both, but couldn't find the Italian sausages very often--and those

were the ones I liked the best. Our local supermarkets carried the Brats, which

I thought were okay in the absence of the Italians.

   

     Our Wal-Mart superstore has quit carrying Soyriso, the vegetarian

quesadilla cheese,

several other vegetarian food products all together.  Now there are fewer Boca

products, and I noticed the Silk Soymilk isn't automatically " organic " anymore. 

(The carton looks the same, but now it says, " natural " where it used to say

" organic " .  To get the actual ORGANIC soy milk from that brand, it has to come

in a green labeled carton, and there is now no organic chocolate soy milk from

the Silk brand, either!  That upsets me, and I DID call the company about it--of

course, they didn't do anything about it.)  ;-(

 

     I occasionally shop at a health food grocery in Springfield, IL.--closest

place to where I live.   They are limited to what they carry--I haven't even

seen the " Yves " foods there or

around these parts.  It would be nice to have some of these foods I read about

available

to people in the midwest--not just Chicago, St. Louis and other larger cities!

 

   

 

--Laura B., in Illinois

   

[Guest guest]

Laura:

 

Where in Illinois are you?

 

 

In a message dated 6/24/2009 11:10:05 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,

elbee577 writes:

 

 

 

 

 

Re: Boca brats and Italians

 

I tried both, but couldn't find the Italian sausages very often--and those

were the ones I liked the best. Our local supermarkets carried the Brats,

which I thought were okay in the absence of the Italians.

 

Our Wal-Mart superstore has quit carrying Soyriso, the vegetarian

quesadilla cheese,

several other vegetarian food products all together. Now there are fewer

Boca products, and I noticed the Silk Soymilk isn't automatically " organic "

anymore. (The carton looks the same, but now it says, " natural " where it

used to say " organic " . To get the actual ORGANIC soy milk from that brand,

it has to come in a green labeled carton, and there is now no organic

chocolate soy milk from the Silk brand, either! That upsets me, and I DID call

the company about it--of course, they didn't do anything about it.) ;-(

 

I occasionally shop at a health food grocery in Springfield, IL.--closest

place to where I live. They are limited to what they carry--I haven't

even seen the " Yves " foods there or

around these parts. It would be nice to have some of these foods I read

about available

to people in the midwest--not just Chicago, St. Louis and other larger

cities!

 

 

 

--Laura B., in Illinois

 

 

 

 

 

 

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