thefadedone
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Yes they are.
They really set the bar high when it comes to replicating the taste, texture, and flavor of the real thing.Hopefully they will eventually expand to your area.
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Yes they are.
They really set the bar high when it comes to replicating the taste, texture, and flavor of the real thing.Hopefully they will eventually expand to your area.
Yes they are.
Hopefully they will eventually expand to your area.
No chance.
thefadedone
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Ooooo,that looks good!Hope they get that in some of my stores.
Just saw this on FB. It's not in stores yet, but coming soon. I am loving all these varieties of milks. Gives lots of diverse options for new vegans and dairy free people.
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Some people who are allergic to a lot of nuts can tolerate cashews, so it would be great for them.
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Update: I posted this in the Target Shopping Thread (which I created specifically so I could mention this, but I'll do it again), but the main Target where I shop does sell a bunch of Gardein products, and has for at least a couple of months, maybe longer. I didn't really notice until last month. I don't know about the other Target I've shopped at, but they probably sell Gardein as well.
It's possible that some Target stores get new products sooner than others.
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Super Targets sell quite a few Gardein products. Also Amy's, Morningstar Farms, and Quorn (vegetarian but not vegan). They've also recently started carrying coconut milk ice cream.
I really have no idea what the little Target stores offer, as I only shop at Super Target.
I really have no idea what the little Target stores offer, as I only shop at Super Target.
So my local Stop & Shop is now selling the Daiya Cheddar Slices! Of course, I had to try them. I just split up a slice and put it on crackers with hot peppers. Awesome. Now I just have to make sure I don't eat the whole package in one sitting!
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They just got this (Califa Almondmilk) in my local supermarket and I've been hearing that it's good. I ended up getting Almond Breeze, but I may try it next time. Has anyone tried it yet? The iced coffee looks really good.
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http://eatwell-enjoylife.com/our-hummus/
OMG...I may never eat regular hummus again. The edamame hummus and the spicy red lentil are my new favorites! Can't wait till it's time to eat again so I can have more!
OMG...I may never eat regular hummus again. The edamame hummus and the spicy red lentil are my new favorites! Can't wait till it's time to eat again so I can have more!
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I haven't seen that brand. They do sound good though and so unique. Such different and interesting flavor varieties. Cute packaging too.
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Huh, I wonder if I'm in the wrong place.....
The UK product thread gets like 10 entries a day.
This one hasn't gotten an entry in 7 years?!
I used the search feature but I couldn't find a US product thread the was more current.
Well, I'll wait a day. @shyvas will probably straighten this out.
meanwhile I have been watching the UK Product thread with great envy.
so I'm super happy to find a USA product to finally report on
They are even from my state of California.
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The UK product thread gets like 10 entries a day.
This one hasn't gotten an entry in 7 years?!
I used the search feature but I couldn't find a US product thread the was more current.
Well, I'll wait a day. @shyvas will probably straighten this out.
meanwhile I have been watching the UK Product thread with great envy.
so I'm super happy to find a USA product to finally report on
They are even from my state of California.
These Cannabis-Infused Vegan Fruit Leathers Are The Perfect Way to Chill Out This Summer
Remember those chewy, slightly sticky dehydrated fruit leathers your parents packed you for lunch? They’re not just for kids.
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Huh, I wonder if I'm in the wrong place.....
The UK product thread gets like 10 entries a day.
This one hasn't gotten an entry in 7 years?!
I used the search feature but I couldn't find a US product thread the was more current.
Well, I'll wait a day. @shyvas will probably straighten this out.
These Cannabis-Infused Vegan Fruit Leathers Are The Perfect Way to Chill Out This Summer
Remember those chewy, slightly sticky dehydrated fruit leathers your parents packed you for lunch? They’re not just for kids.
There's nothing to straighten out as this is a message board. Everyone is free to post in all the sections.
I think that the numbers speak for themselves as the UK is the N° 1 country in Europe for new vegan/plant based products. Moreover it is also the N° 1 country for vegans and the US comes out as N° 11.
Bear in mind that the UK has so many innovative plant based products thanks to it's every growing flexitarian population.
The supermarket scene in the UK compared to the US is so very different. You'd be amazed by all the new, delicious plant based products that are available and for a fraction of the price compared to the US.
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As it is winter, we buy products at the supermarkets and local stores. But when it is warm, we often visit Parlee Farms. This is a pick-your-own fresh fruit farm located outside of Boston. It offers apple, blueberry, and strawberry picking. We often go there in summer and autumn. Usually, I call parlee farms customer service to find out when it is the best time to come there.
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That varies so much regionally.
I'm in a suburb just outside of a big city and have a produce market, as well as a membership at Costco which has tremendously good organic produce
There is also a Food Not Bombs organization that provides produce give aways weekly
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It's Winter in New England, we just got over two feet of snow suddenly yesterday (!), so fresh fruit isn't in good supply. Meaning local and not shipped in from other countries. But when it's warmer I try and shop local produce stands and markets and farms. Lots of that around. Hannaford grocery store in the Summertime makes it a point to put out signage for local farms they get their produce, veggies and fruits, from which is great.
