Worthington/Loma Linda products re: HyVee has 'em

[Guest guest]

I don't think I've seen them at any of the HyVee stores closest to us, here in

Illinois. 2 in Quincy and 1 in Macomb--I've been to them, and didn't see the

Worthington products. But it's possible they do have them and I didn't happen to

find them, or maybe they have them now when they didn't last time I was

there--it was quite some time ago.

 

I really like thy HyVee stores. My 2 daughters used to live in Macomb, IL. and

I'd go over to the HyVee there whenever we'd drive up to visit one or both of

them. I remember twice I asked one of the managers there for that kind of extra

firm organic tofu they USED to carry (Wildwood brand, in 20-oz. chunks). They

ordered it for me and I didn't have to buy the whole case--but I did want 3

packages, anyway. It's still my favorite tofu of all the ones I've tried so

far.

 

HyVee is wonderful--I just wish there were many more in our area around here. I

think most of them are around Iowa and other points west of Illinois...

 

(Thinking of all the neat stuff HyVee has--I shouldn't be hungry! I put 21,000

-plus steps on my pedometer today (over 8--almost got to NINE miles)

and then promptly came home and stuffed a BUNCH of potato chips into my face!

UGH! WHAT WAS I THINKING?!!!)

 

--with chagrin, but I'm proud of my exercise effort, anyway!

--Laura B., in Illinois

 

 

HyVee has them, also. If Kroger carries them, Dillon's and King Sooper

probably would, too.

Audrey

[Guest guest]

If they aren't there, try the aisle with the tuna. I found them on the bottom

shelf, under all of the canned sea food poducts.