| Topic: Fav vegan product ... |
| Posted : 25/12/10 / Views : 1619 / Replies : | |
|  | | ... has to be Swedish Glace, rasp flavour. |
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| Reply #1: Re: Fav vegan product ... |
| Posted : 28/08/10 | |
| | I prefer the vanilla one, with fruit etc. but I agree with the basic Swedish Glace choice.
Did anyone see the bit on Dragon's Den where Theo said that vegan products were the hardest thing to sell on the internet?
But he was the keenest on the frozen dessert product that happened to be...vegan.(Admittedly not to be sold on the internet).
It's selling point was that it avoided any content that anyone with food allergies could have a reaction to...dairy for example!! |
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| Reply #2: Re: Fav vegan product ... |
| Posted : 28/08/10 | |
 | | anonymous |
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| | | The actual Swdish Glace choc coated lollies. Were available at Sainsburys, 6 for £2, sadly stopped selling them. I now content myself with Swedish Glace Neapolitan. Oh and Sweet William white choc buttons! At Sainsburys, Tesco and Asda as far as I know. |
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| Reply #3: Re: Fav vegan product ... |
| Posted : 28/08/10 | |
| | Didn't know there was a neapolitan flavour...anyone know where you can get that? Or other flavours than vanilla/choc/raspberry?
Shame that sainsburys stopped selling the vegan choc-ices..again does anyone know where you can get them now? |
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| Reply #4: Re: Fav vegan product ... |
| Posted : 28/08/10 | |
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| | | Far as I know Panda, only branches of Sainsburys sell the neapolitan glace. I haven't even seen it in Holland and Barrett. The lollies I've never seen anywhere else either. It's a blow cos they were a huge favourite of mine. It's not often I indulge in a chocolatey treat and I looked forward to those. |
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| Reply #5: Re: Fav vegan product ... |
| Posted : 28/08/10 | |
| | | OK thanks landy, me too I liked those vegan choc lollies, so anyone else who can help track them down please let us know. Maybe we should start producing them ourselves...lots of free "test" samples...:) |
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| Reply #6: Re: Fav vegan product ... |
| Posted : 28/08/10 | |
| | anonymous |
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| | I think I should be employed as the tester panda. I have a lot of experience in these matters!
I note Morrisons have stopped selling all the Sweet William/Humdinger range and also the Whizzers (vegan smarties). Sainsburys had a very good own brand vegan range which has been abandoned.
Does anyone eat any of the vegan cheese alternatives? I think they are all equally disgusting I'm afraid! I don't bother with any of them. |
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| Reply #7: Re: Fav vegan product ... |
| Posted : 29/08/10 | |
| | Swedish Glace comes in blueberry too - yum!
and in a restaurant this week in Bournemouth I saw the Neapolitan: I too did not know that existed.
cheese substitute: I find white cheddar style flavour Cheezely is OK. Maybe it helps to picture the calf being deprived of its milk and life, when you eat or yearn for real cheese, and then tou can acquite this new product better...?
I also like Alpro plain soya yofu / soya yoghurt - it's like Greek yoghurt
and I like the little indiv. fruit flavours of Yofu, such as cherry
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| Reply #8: Re: Fav vegan product ... |
| Posted : 31/08/10 | |
| | Swedish Glace comes in blueberry too - yum!
and in a restaurant this week in Bournemouth I saw the Neapolitan: I too did not know that existed.
cheese substitute: I find white cheddar style flavour Cheezely is OK. Maybe it helps to picture the calf being deprived of its milk and life, when you eat or yearn for real cheese, and then tou can acquite this new product better...?
I also like Alpro plain soya yofu / soya yoghurt - it's like Greek yoghurt
and I like the little indiv. fruit flavours of Yofu, such as cherry
Sound |
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| Reply #9: Re: Fav vegan product ... |
| Posted : 29/08/10 | |
| | | oh yeah, I get them in Holland & Barrett, I know they are not an ethical company but the local staff are v nice and also put stuff back for me on order |
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| Reply #10: Re: Fav vegan product ... |
| Posted : 29/08/10 | |
| | Swedish Glace comes in blueberry too - yum!
and in a restaurant this week in Bournemouth I saw the Neapolitan: I too did not know that existed.
cheese substitute: I find white cheddar style flavour Cheezely is OK. Maybe it helps to picture the calf being deprived of its milk and life, when you eat or yearn for real cheese, and then tou can acquite this new product better...?
I also like Alpro plain soya yofu / soya yoghurt - it's like Greek yoghurt
and I like the little indiv. fruit flavours of Yofu, such as cherry
Sound |
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