Laura Found new alternative products

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It states it's a product of Canada.  I suggest you go to the link I sent in,

many they can direct you.

My sister found one of the products at a Trader Joe's and I found a whole line

at a Fresh and Easy Market chain.

 

Seitan, lol.  I like some of it but some tastes way too much like the real thing

for me.  Might be the chewy texture.

It's a perfect product for a new vegetarian making the transition or anyone with

the old craving.

Vegetarianism has really come a very long way since the first time I changed

over. It's a piece of cake to become a veg now.  The group, our recipes, all the

new products, the cookbooks, and the internet and mail order.

Donna

 

 

--- On Mon, 4/13/09, L.B. <elbee577 wrote:

 

 

L.B. <elbee577

Re: Found new alternative products

 

Monday, April 13, 2009, 2:10 PM

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Donna,

    Are these products only available online or are they in stores?  Might I

find the products at, say, Whole Foods?  They look interesting and, well, they

look TASTY.  I would like to give them a try sometime soon!

 

--Laura B., in Illinois

 

PS: Oh, I almost forgot!  Last Tuesday, I tried " seitan " for the first time. 

(Tee-hee-hee!  I called a friend of mine and told her, " I just ate the devil! "  )

--She knew what I meant, because her DH is vegetarian and she's cooked with

seitan before, but I had not. 

      I found the (cooked) seitan on a deli " hot " bar at a Whole Foods in St.

Louis area.  It was prepared in a sort of gravy or " thickened cooking juices "

and flavored like chick'n...had bell peppers and onions (mushrooms and maybe

some water chestnuts, perhaps) and was served alongside cooked brown rice.  I

liked it--I was glad they had it, because that way I could sample it without

committing to a whole package of the product and maybe not liking it after all.

 

       Around here, there's not much liklihood of finding seitan, outside of a

small health foods grocery/bakery about 35 miles from here--but at least now I

can say I've tried it and like it and might soon get some to cook at home.

--L.

 

Found new alternative products

    Posted by: " thelilacflower@ " thelilacflower@

thelilacflower

    Mon Apr 13, 2009 10:59 am ((PDT))

 

I found It's All Good

Their. Veggie chick'n breast. In tomato Tuscan sauce is delicious.  26g of

protein per serving and the products are vegan.

Their link is

www.itsallgoodfoods .com

Donna

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