Guest guest Posted January 8, 2009 Report Share Posted January 8, 2009 What a great day you had, Audrey. I love it when I get up the Adventist Book Center in Atlanta or Montgomery, AL Last time I was at one of the Adventist Academys, I asked them if I could buy some veganaise from them. They did and I was so happy to have some again. I love that stuff. You're going to love that McKay's Chic'n style seasoning. I used it to make broth for soups and gravy, add to some Italian bread crumbs for breading things, add to some green beans and red potatoes that I cook together. etc. I often add some to the water when I'm cooking rice. Thanks for sharing about your fun day. Judy - Audrey Snyder Thursday, January 08, 2009 6:51 PM Exciting shopping trip - Adventist food store I finally got around to making a trip to my local hospital's " Pantry, " this afternoon, which carries a bunch of the Worthington Loma Linda products, and other good stuff. This hospital is Seventh Day Adventist-affiliated, so that's why they carry these products. They hide it well, I had to go through a maze of corridors in the old wing of the hospital (and I was lucky I came on one of only 2 days it is open), but it was very much worth it! I got two cans of Big Franks, a can of Fri-Chik, a container of McKay's chi'kn seasoning, and two boxes of " Jel dessert, " which is vegan and contains no artificial flavorings or colorings -- $20. All of the prices were very reasonable, the Big Franks were $1 less a can than the health food store. I had done an online search before for SDA book/food stores, but no luck -- a friend told me about this one. So just because you can't find it online doesn't mean it doesn't exist! Audrey S. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 9, 2009 Report Share Posted January 9, 2009 This was a pretty small store, just canned things and a few other odds and ends, no frozen foods -- but I was glad to have the opportunity to shop there. I can't believe I didn't know it was there, I was born at that hospital, and I live literally across the street. Thanks for the tips on the McKay's seasoning (I saw beef-style, too). If I remember right, the McKay's has less sodium than the boullion cubes I got at Whole Foods. I got a small jar (I remember it was less than $3) because I remembered you saying how much you liked it. Have you ever used the Jel dessert stuff? Audrey S. On Thu, Jan 8, 2009 at 7:44 PM, wwjd <jtwigg wrote: > What a great day you had, Audrey. I love it when I get up the Adventist > Book Center in Atlanta or Montgomery, AL Last time I was at one of the > Adventist Academys, I asked them if I could buy some veganaise from them. > They did and I was so happy to have some again. I love that stuff. > You're going to love that McKay's Chic'n style seasoning. I used it to make > broth for soups and gravy, add to some Italian bread crumbs for breading > things, add to some green beans and red potatoes that I cook together. etc. > I often add some to the water when I'm cooking rice. > Thanks for sharing about your fun day. > Judy > > - > Audrey Snyder > <%40> > Thursday, January 08, 2009 6:51 PM > Exciting shopping trip - Adventist food store > > I finally got around to making a trip to my local hospital's " Pantry, " this > afternoon, which carries a bunch of the Worthington Loma Linda products, > and > other good stuff. This hospital is Seventh Day Adventist-affiliated, so > that's why they carry these products. They hide it well, I had to go > through > a maze of corridors in the old wing of the hospital (and I was lucky I came > on one of only 2 days it is open), but it was very much worth it! I got two > cans of Big Franks, a can of Fri-Chik, a container of McKay's chi'kn > seasoning, and two boxes of " Jel dessert, " which is vegan and contains no > artificial flavorings or colorings -- $20. All of the prices were very > reasonable, the Big Franks were $1 less a can than the health food store. > > I had done an online search before for SDA book/food stores, but no luck -- > a friend told me about this one. So just because you can't find it online > doesn't mean it doesn't exist! > > Audrey S. > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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