Kraft sells avocado-free guacamole dip product

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Yum! . . .

 

Kraft sells avocado-free guacamole dip product made with hydrogenated

oils:

 

http://www.naturalnews.com/002702.html

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This is old news yet still good news to know. I have pretty much stopped buying any food from mainstream companies like Kraft, General Foods, etc.

 

Trader Joes has a delicious guacamole in a package that is all avocado. Whole Foods makes great guacamole, too. Yet, it is so easy to make it at home -- so why wouldn't you make it yourself and you will get a much better product.

 

Suz

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I know there are plenty of reasons to buy mainstream products like

Kraft, General Mills, etc...but is there a particular reason you've

decided to do that? Is there a substance in particular?

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I try to buy only organic products, and no HFCS, trans fats, MSG, etc. I have gotten pretty successful at this, it's just more expensive.

 

Suz

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Suz,

Because many of us are guys that eat out and do not know how to cook!

Bill

 

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suz stapler

oleander soup

Tuesday, March 25, 2008 4:17 AM

Re:Kraft sells avocado-free guacamole dip product

 

 

 

This is old news yet still good news to know. I have pretty much stopped buying any food from mainstream companies like Kraft, General Foods, etc.

 

Trader Joes has a delicious guacamole in a package that is all avocado. Whole Foods makes great guacamole, too. Yet, it is so easy to make it at home -- so why wouldn't you make it yourself and you will get a much better product.

 

Suz

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Making guacamole is so easy that I don't really consider it as cooking. Just make sure you buy all organic ingredients. If you can chop up a tomato. you can make guac:

 

one avocado, chopped

one tomato, chopped

one onion chopped

handful of fresh cilantro, chopped

a good shake of hot sauce or to taste

salt and pepper to taste

half of a lemon or lime squirted on the avocado after cutting it so it doesn't turn brown

 

Mix all the ingredients up in a bowl.

 

If this is still too hard, go to Whole Foods or Trader Joes and buy real guacamole.

 

Suz

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Suz, thank you so much! I am cutting and pasting for my recipe file.

 

Hugs,

 

 

oleander soup , suz stapler <scupe1 wrote:

>

> Making guacamole is so easy that I don't really consider it as

cooking. Just make sure you buy all organic ingredients. If you can

chop up a tomato. you can make guac:

>

> one avocado, chopped

> one tomato, chopped

> one onion chopped

> handful of fresh cilantro, chopped

> a good shake of hot sauce or to taste

> salt and pepper to taste

> half of a lemon or lime squirted on the avocado after cutting it so

it doesn't turn brown

>

> Mix all the ingredients up in a bowl.

>

> If this is still too hard, go to Whole Foods or Trader Joes and buy

real guacamole.

>

> Suz

>