TM Worthingtom

[Guest guest]

You know I took a label into Whole Foods asking of they would order canned

Worthington and they manager acted like it was poison, he said no and we hav e

nothing to do with the canned products.

I tried asking the smaller health food store and they said the same thing.

We have a large Food 4 Less and one store has a few cans of Fri Chik and that's

it.

Donna

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I think unless you've tried their products they might come across as not so

great....fake meat in a can? My first thought was ugh! I have since learned

differently. I can see where hoity toity Whole Foods would turn their nose up

at them. Considering the recent flap about some of their oganic food coming from

China, I don't have much faith in them eiher evem though China supposedly has to

meed the same standards the USA does on anything labeled organic. I just hear

China/food and I cringe.

 

I really find it puzzling that you can pretty much only find these products

online.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

We have some of these product at the local health food store, but they are so

expensive that we rarely get them. There is a Seventh Day Adventist Book Store,

but it is all the way in Oklahoma City and I alas live in Lawton. I am

considering taking that drive and stocking up on some of their products because

it is a lot cheaper to go into the store and purchase them as well as having

access to frozen goods.

 

Nima

[Guest guest]

, TendrMoon wrote:

 

>

> I really find it puzzling that you can pretty much only find these products

online.

>

 

So true. I live in the larger LA area too and have looked for them everywhere.

No luck. I ordered the fri-chik and more recently the big franks from

amazon.com. One problem though is that the cans get all banged up, at least my

last order did.

[Guest guest]

I apologize if anyone has already shared this, but Safeway carries these

products, surprisingly.