posted March 30, 2008 02:51 AM         

Morning Star Farms Veggie Bites
Country Scramble

MorningStar Farms manufactures a wide variety of tasty treats for you to try and a nice selection of vegetarian foods worth sinking your teeth into. Rather than the usual eggs and bacon for breakfast, why not try substituting that for Country Scramble Veggie Bites?

When I first noticed Country Scramble Veggie Bites by MorningStar Farms I had to investigate further. Even though I am not a vegetarian, I do love to substitute approximately 90% of my meals with vegetarian alternatives by including soya products, beans, pulses, fruit and vegetables and other staples in my diet. I liked the photo of the product on the front of the packaging. The price was also reasonable at $2.80 for a 255g (9oz) pack of Country Scramble Veggie Bites.

It wasn't until some time had passed before I remembered I had even bought this product. But one day my husband asked me what I wanted for dinner that evening. I then had a look in the freezer and remembered the Country Scramble Veggie Bites by MorningStar Farms. I told him that I wanted a salad as well as a portion of the Country Scramble Veggie Bites. He wondered why I would want a "breakfast" item for dinner. But I told him that it did not matter and I quite liked the idea of eating it later in the day.

I was impressed with how quickly this product was prepared. It takes up to 90 seconds to heat 3 Country Scramble Veggie Bites in the microwave on a high setting. Check to see if they are cooked all the way through before serving.

posted March 30, 2008 10:15 AM         

They are kind of pricey, but worth it for the taste factor... some other gluten free stuff is often crumbly or too hard, without much resemblance to what it would taste like with wheat flour.

posted March 30, 2008 01:18 PM         

ghani, Amy's YES! Have you tried her Vegetable Lasagne?

posted March 30, 2008 06:46 PM         

These are my fave fave treat

posted March 30, 2008 11:54 PM         

Wonder where I could find one around these parts...

The spirulina ginseng ball sounds tasty too! Will try to dig one up.

posted March 31, 2008 09:54 PM         

The smell is soo gross though, like off onions lol!!! But then you eat it and your in heaven!

posted April 07, 2008 01:17 PM         

Raw Sprouted Sauerkraut Crackers are available in three varieties:
Dill Garlic, Sea Vegetable and Thaichi.


Ingredients:
Dill Garlic Crackers
Sprouted Sunflower Seeds*, sauerkraut (cabbage*, horseradish*, ginger*, dill*, Celtic sea salt),
sprouted almonds*, flaxseeds*, garlic*, Celtic sea salt.
Sea Vegetable Crackers
Sprouted sunflower seeds*, sauerkraut (cabbage*, wakame, dulse, hijiki, horseradish*,
burdock*, ginger*, Celtic sea salt), sesame seeds*, flax seeds*, dulse, wakame, kelp powder, Celtic sea salt.

Thaichi Crackers
Sprouted Sunflower seeds*, sauerkraut (Cabbage*, bok choy*, daikon*, horseradish*, galangal root*, ginger*, turmeric*, Celtic sea salt), sprouted almonds*, flaxseed*, Celtic sea salt.

*Organically Grown

The Raw Cracker!

ingredients: brocolli sprouts, red clover sprouts, pumpkin seed sprouts, flax seed sprouts, buckwheat berry sprouts, brocolli, daikon radish, sunflower seed sprouts, sesame seed sprouts, lemon juice, 2000mg Greens, herbs, spices and Celtic Sea Salt.