speaking of vegan restaurants.....

[Guest guest]

same thing happened to us

we ate these " vegan " drumsticks from layonna, which are sold in several local

restaraunts as well

then, about 3 months ago went into layonna and on a whim, read the ingredients

now there was a new sticker over the bag and it had " whey " in em

$#%$^%$^ & ^% & ^% & %!!!

 

 

there use to be a superb veggie wrap place in north San Diego...but i think its

gone now...

 

when i lived down there, my 8 months of hell, the only place we could find that

had veggie stuff was Kei's....

(this was almost 10 yrs ago..sooo)

 

cheers

fraggle

 

 

>sebsi23 <mbw

>May 4, 2007 11:37 AM

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> speaking of vegan restaurants.....

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>here in san diego we've a few options including a place called sipz

>(http://www.sipz.com/). they claim to be almost all vegan, and claim

>that their few non-vegan menu items are clearly marked (e.g., they do

>a walnut faux shrimp dish that requires mayo, and for some unknown

>reason they use egg mayo instead of the fine vegannaise products).

>i've eaten there several times for the vegan cuisine and have

>determined that they use the pre-made faux meat products distributed

>by vegeusa and made in asia:

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>http://www.vegeusa.com/Index.html

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>i have bought the retail vegeusa products at whole foods and prepared

>them at home and they...are...delicious! and they are no doubt the

>same produts used by sipz. here's the problem:

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>since sipz sells these prepared items as " vegan " i didn't read the

>ingredients (one of the only times i've ever done this) and sure

>enough, the faux chicken products contain whey. they are not vegan.

>that's fine, i won't be eating them anymore. however, the restaurant

>sells these products to vegans as vegan food items and that's wrong. i

>plan on pointing this out to them, and frankly i'm a little pissed off

>about it. it's absolutely false advertising. anyway, have a great day!

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>sebsi

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