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Please help w/Whole Foods Shopping List
      #193547 - 07/09/05 05:14 AM
babymom

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Please help- I am going today- it's quite a ways away and I do not get there much- I have the bread list post from the other day but does anyone have any other favorites from here??

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Re: Please help w/Whole Foods Shopping List new
      #193551 - 07/09/05 05:22 AM
Snorkie

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Alas, the Whole Foods nearest me is at least an hour away, so I can't help you with store-specific list. However, do a search on grocery lists. I know there was one recently, like in the last week or two. Lots of good suggestions there.

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      #193599 - 07/09/05 09:59 AM
Sand

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Well, I got this whole post practically done, then took another look at your original post and realized you were going today, so I suspect I'm too late. Here it is anyhow - maybe it will help for next time!

My first suggestion is to just take your time and cruise the aisles. You'll see all kinds of interesting stuff. I've never tried any of the Amy's stuff for example - like pizza - or any of the frozen prepared food, but someday...

That said, here's stuff I like to buy at Whole Foods:

* Frozen shrimp - I love them boiled or grilled
* Ground white turkey meat
* Turkey and/or chicken sausages: they sell their own store-made (I've had the turkey, they're good) and ones by other companies that look good but I haven't tried yet
* Tofutti Better Than Sour Cream
* Silk and/or Rice milk: my DH uses Silk Soy Milk; I use Rice Dream Rice Milk which is nice because it doesn't need refrigeration
* Breads: Baguettes, Paesano, Ciabatta, Organic Italian are the bread counter breads with whole grains; if you can tolerate a little whole wheat, their Sourdough is also good; I also noticed my local one had started carrying Rosemary Bread again - if it's the same kind they used to carry, it's to die for - it has whole wheat, but I may be willing to risk it again to try this bread
* Luna Bars - always 99 cents at my local Whole Foods
* Teas: I like Traditional Medicinals Eaters Digest and Sleepytime, but if you can find those elsewhere I'm not sure Whole Foods has the best prices on them
* 365 Day Extra Virgin Olive Oil
* Basmati rice from the bins (Be Careful! My Whole Foods only has flimsy plastic bags to put it in and the last time I did that I sprang a leak in the check-out counter and there was rice everywhere. Double or triple bag it.)

Last, but certainly not least, "ice cream". (Remember, it's dairy-free but still high in fat, so eat only a little at a time (ROFLUTS) and after a high-soluble fiber meal (OK, that part, I do). Several months ago, I did a Search on ice cream and sort of compiled a list from what I found. I've pasted it in below, but I can certainly tell you that I agree with the first poster: Soy Dream Mocha Fudge ROCKS! I've also had the Cookie Avalanche (very good); one of the mint flavors, I don't remember which (to me, it tasted like toothpaste, but my DH liked it); Rice Dream Carob Almond Chip (very good), and a couple not on this list: Chocolate Obsession (very good) and Soy Delicious Chocolate Velvet (good).

Ice cream list compiled from assorted Board posts:
NUMBER ONE (by far): Soy Dream Frozen Non-Dairy Dessert, MOCHA FUDGE ROCKS!
Number Two: Soy Dream Strawberry Swirl
Number Three: Soy Dream Vanilla
Gee, I just realized my faves are all Soy Dream! --
Number Four: Tofuti Cuties, Peanut Butter
Number Five: Tofuti Cuties, Vanilla
Number Six: Soy Dream Blueberry
Number Seven: Soy Dream Chocolate
Number Eight: Cookie Avalanche
they're still higher in fat than we are allowed, so one scoop is about all, and make sure to have the soluble fiber beforehand. Best to have a super low-fat meal, then the "ice cream".
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My favorites are Soy Delicious Mint Marble Fudge (which comes in quarts in is slightly lower in fat) and their Cookie Avalanche (which comes in pints and is higher in fat because it's like the Ben & Jerry's of soy ice cream!).
When it comes to plain old vanilla soy ice cream, I actually prefer Tofutti's vanilla to Soy Delicious.
I also love vanilla Tofutti Cuties!
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No, you can only get Soy Dream "milk" at the grocery store. You have to go to the health food store for the frozen non-dairy dessert. BUT -- it's worth the trip! You will be amazed at the incredible choices of soy "ice cream" out there! AND -- you'll also want to stock up on Amy's frozen soy cheese pizza, soy parmesan, soy sour cream, soy cream cheese, Soy Garden "butter" --
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I'd say as far as ice cream, go with Soy Dream. But Tofutti fudgicals are yummy! I didn't like their icecream though. With soy dream, I tried the chocolate and didn't like it, but the butter pecan was very good. I've heard their other flavors are good as well, maybe it was just the chocolate that is blah?
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I like the SoyDream chocolate peanutbutter the best
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soy delicious peanut butter zigzag..VERY GOOD
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Dryers Peach Sorbet
Eddys Strawberry sorbet
Edy's Mango Whole Fruit Sorbet
Haagen Dias Rasberry Sorbet
Rice Dream orange vanilla ice cream
Soy Delicious Non dairy ice cream (the chocolate taste like chocolate cake!)
Soy Dream Mocha Fudge
Tofutti Cuties
WholeSoy Frozen Cultured Soy (= frozen yogurt)
WholeSoy Glace
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Rice Dream Carob Almond Chip


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[Research tells us fourteen out of any ten individuals likes chocolate. - Sandra Boynton]

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Re: Please help w/Whole Foods Shopping List new
      #193604 - 07/09/05 10:27 AM
babymom

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Actually I ended up working outside first so I am positive your suggestions will be awesome- thank you so much!! My local gracery actually carries Amy's and it's much cheaper there than Whole Foods- I haven't tried anything I don't like!!

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I'm so glad I made it on time. Enjoy your trip! -nt- new
      #193608 - 07/09/05 10:38 AM
Sand

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Re: I'm so glad I made it on time. Enjoy your trip! -nt- new
      #193758 - 07/10/05 06:12 AM
babymom

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Whoever thought grocery shopping could be fun!! I even had lunch there by myself with safe foods!! thank you so much for your help!!

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So, what did you buy? new
      #193765 - 07/10/05 07:36 AM
Augie

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I'm going there today! Please share!

Are you a C or a D, by the way?

thanks!

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Constipation, pain prodominent,cramps, spasms and bloat!

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Bump for Whole foods shopping trip!-nt new
      #194525 - 07/12/05 08:50 AM
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Re: So, what did you buy? new
      #194664 - 07/12/05 01:17 PM
babymom

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Sorry I missed you the other day but I am stil excited about my trip and figure it was worth the drive- I bought a lot from the previous list: organic bread and english muffins, organic mangoes, bananas, sorbets, soymilk (chocolate Silk I love), Amy's brand frozen dinners, dried mango- whole foods brand, organic pasta, Imagine brand Mushroom soup (haven't tried yet)... I will add more as I try them.. oh, and I stocked up on Luna bars- 99cents and they has every flavor!! Of course, my Target has them on sale this week for 80cents- but I love them so really no reason to stock up!!!

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Correction to my post new
      #331013 - 06/12/08 08:26 AM
Sand

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I re-read this preparatory to referring someone to it and realized I had a pretty bad typo in it.

I said:

Quote:

Breads: Baguettes, Paesano, Ciabatta, Organic Italian are the bread counter breads with whole grains




I should have said:

Quote:

Breads: Baguettes, Paesano, Ciabatta, Organic Italian are the bread counter breads without whole grains




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[Research tells us fourteen out of any ten individuals likes chocolate. - Sandra Boynton]

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