Guest guest Posted January 14, 2004 Report Posted January 14, 2004 Hey, thanks for mentioning this company. I have never heard of them, but they sound like they carry items I would want to try. I was pleased that when I went to their website and checked on their retail market locator that they listed several places in my area where I can look to buy their products. ~ PT ~ Blessed are the Fundamentalists, for they shall inhibit the earth. ~~~*~~~*~~~*~~~*~~~*~~~~~> , Lori <mrsshf> wrote: > I love Mac and Chreese. The secret is to NOT follow > the preparation directions on the package. Instead, > use a lot of Vegan Margarine (probably 3 TBS) and just > enough soy milk to make it creamy. Also, I think it's > a lot better if you top it with chopped fresh tomatoes > and avocado. Yum! > > Of course, don't bother to try it until/unless you > develop a taste for nutritional yeast, since that's > the main ingredient in the sauce packet. > > --- Sheryl <ssarndt> wrote: > > > www.chreese.com has some interesting nutritional > > yeast dips and > > other products. I tried some of their stuff when > > they donated some > > products to the Kansas City Vegetarian group. I did > > not like their > > Macaroni and Chreese, but the Nacho chreese dips > > weren't too bad. I > > did appreciate their donations and like to support > > companies who > > support the vegetarian cause, though! Quote
Guest guest Posted January 16, 2004 Report Posted January 16, 2004 i didn't like nutritional yeast first time i had it, but then i tried ti with soy milk, margarine and macaroni and it was pretty good. doesn't taste that much like real cheese, but n. yeast grows on you.. like fungus. , " ~ PT ~ " <patchouli_troll> wrote: > Hey, thanks for mentioning this company. > I have never heard of them, but they sound like > they carry items I would want to try. I was pleased > that when I went to their website and checked on > their retail market locator that they listed several > places in my area where I can look to buy their > products. > > ~ PT ~ > > Blessed are the Fundamentalists, > for they shall inhibit the earth. > ~~~*~~~*~~~*~~~*~~~*~~~~~> > , Lori <mrsshf> wrote: > > I love Mac and Chreese. The secret is to NOT follow > > the preparation directions on the package. Instead, > > use a lot of Vegan Margarine (probably 3 TBS) and just > > enough soy milk to make it creamy. Also, I think it's > > a lot better if you top it with chopped fresh tomatoes > > and avocado. Yum! > > > > Of course, don't bother to try it until/unless you > > develop a taste for nutritional yeast, since that's > > the main ingredient in the sauce packet. > > > > --- Sheryl <ssarndt> wrote: > > > > > www.chreese.com has some interesting nutritional > > > yeast dips and > > > other products. I tried some of their stuff when > > > they donated some > > > products to the Kansas City Vegetarian group. I did > > > not like their > > > Macaroni and Chreese, but the Nacho chreese dips > > > weren't too bad. I > > > did appreciate their donations and like to support > > > companies who > > > support the vegetarian cause, though! Quote
Guest guest Posted January 17, 2004 Report Posted January 17, 2004 > > i didn't like nutritional yeast first time i had it, but then i > tried > ti with soy milk, margarine and macaroni and it was pretty good. > doesn't taste that much like real cheese, but n. yeast grows on > you.. > like fungus. It's funny, isn't it? It's nothing *like* cheese, except for having a strong taste and smell and being the right colour for sauces, and yet somehow it satisfies me for those comfort foods I 'need' now and then that have traditionally cheese in them. After a year, I find that I can now make a lasagna, say, as I did a couple of days ago, and top it with a 'bechamel' sauce of thickened soymilk flavoured with various things including nutritional yeast, top that with a crumb mixture (whole wheat crums, ground almonds, two pinches nutritional yeast) instead of parmesan to brown in the oven, and I have all the cheese comfort I need. I know it doesn't work for many people, but it works for me - and since I am currently following a vegan diet I'm pleased that I don't 'miss' anything ;=) Best, Pat ;=) -- SANTBROWN townhounds/ vegetarianslimming/ HOMEPAGE: http://www.angelfire.com/art/pendragon/ ---------- * " There are too many idiots in this world. And having said it, I have the burden of proving it. " (Franz Fanon) * " Until he extends the circle of compassion to all living things, man will not himself find peace. " (Albert Schweitzer) Quote
Guest guest Posted January 17, 2004 Report Posted January 17, 2004 Oh yeah I also recommend Soymage Parmesan. it does taste pretty similar to real parmesan cheese powder. Most soymage cheese products are awful but this is one's great. , Sant & Brown <santbrown@l...> wrote: > > It's funny, isn't it? It's nothing *like* cheese, except for having a > strong taste and smell and being the right colour for sauces, and yet > somehow it satisfies me for those comfort foods I 'need' now and then > that have traditionally cheese in them. After a year, I find that I can > now make a lasagna, say, as I did a couple of days ago, and top it with > a 'bechamel' sauce of thickened soymilk flavoured with various things > including nutritional yeast, top that with a crumb mixture (whole wheat > crums, ground almonds, two pinches nutritional yeast) instead of > parmesan to brown in the oven, and I have all the cheese comfort I need. > I know it doesn't work for many people, but it works for me - and since > I am currently following a vegan diet I'm pleased that I don't 'miss' > anything ;=) > > Best, > Pat ;=) > -- Quote
Guest guest Posted January 17, 2004 Report Posted January 17, 2004 , " dave " <dave4sale> wrote: > Oh yeah I also recommend Soymage Parmesan. it does taste pretty > similar to real parmesan cheese powder. Most soymage cheese products > are awful but this is one's great. I'll second that nomination!! Quote
Guest guest Posted January 19, 2004 Report Posted January 19, 2004 Can these be found made by the same company on this chreese.com site? Or is it a different brand name altogether? TIA ~ PT ~ What is life? It is the flash of a firefly in the night. It is the breath of a buffalo in the wintertime. It is the little shadow which runs across the grass and loses itself in the sunset. ~ Crowfoot, Native American warrior and orator (1821-1890) ~~~*~~~*~~~*~~~*~~~*~~~*~~~~> , " Sheryl " <ssarndt> wrote: > , " dave " <dave4sale> > wrote: > > Oh yeah I also recommend Soymage Parmesan. it does taste pretty > > similar to real parmesan cheese powder. Most soymage cheese > products > > are awful but this is one's great. > > I'll second that nomination!! Quote
Guest guest Posted January 19, 2004 Report Posted January 19, 2004 Nope, Soymage is a different company and I don't think there's any nutritional yeast, its made out of soy. You can sometimes find them in the refrigerated section at supermarkets or healthfood stores near the soy cheeses / dairy section. , " ~ PT ~ " <patchouli_troll> wrote: > Can these be found made by the same company on this > chreese.com site? Or is it a different brand name > altogether? TIA > > ~ PT ~ > Quote
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