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lutin
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Post subject: Re: Tasty vegan products in the Low Countries Posted: Thu Dec 13, 2012 2:21 am |
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Wow. That tart sounds amazing.
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Post subject: Re: Tasty vegan products in the Low Countries Posted: Sat Dec 15, 2012 4:50 pm |
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Thanks for all the recommendations! He said he'd never heard of Tartex and their local supermarket didn't stock it but the health store up the road does though they were closed by the time he could get there so that's going on the list for future gift-opportunities : ) but.... 
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Post subject: Re: Tasty vegan products in the Low Countries Posted: Sun Dec 16, 2012 1:34 pm |
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oncewerewesties wrote: Thanks for all the recommendations! He said he'd never heard of Tartex and their local supermarket didn't stock it but the health store up the road does though they were closed by the time he could get there so that's going on the list for future gift-opportunities : ) but....  YES! All you need is speculoos!!!!!
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Post subject: Re: Tasty vegan products in the Low Countries Posted: Fri Dec 28, 2012 3:39 am |
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Cornelie
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Post subject: Re: Tasty vegan products in the Low Countries Posted: Mon Jan 21, 2013 7:10 am |
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David and I have been stuffing our faces with these:  And these:  Nothing new, but very tasty nonetheless. Our low-sugar policy is buried under vegan cookies and chocolate.
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Cornelie
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Post subject: Re: Tasty vegan products in the Low Countries Posted: Wed Jan 23, 2013 8:03 am |
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Sheese alert! The Biomarket in Amsterdam stocked up on Sheese smoked and blue cheese again. Get yourself a few packs when you're in the neighborhood. I also finally found a conveniently placed store that stocks liquid smoke. On the Leidsestraat in Amsterdam there is an American oriented shop called Eichholz. They have hickory and mesquite flavored smokey goodness. Has anyone found/tried the Alpro mild&creamy strawberry rhubarb flavor yet? I love me some rhubarb, so I really really want to find it (although I read that the rhubarb flavour is not very strong). 
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lepelaar
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Post subject: Re: Tasty vegan products in the Low Countries Posted: Wed Jan 23, 2013 8:22 am |
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Ooh, good to know, Cornelie! Thanks!
I love Eichholzt, although one of the women there was really rude to me once. They're a bit overpriced, but since they're so close to where I work, I run over there on occasion to pick up American products like sweet pickle relish. They also have a good stock of items from the UK, so if you're looking for Tetley's tea or Colman's dry mustartd or something, they're a good bet.
I've never seen the rhubarb flavor of Alpro! Will have to keep an eye out!
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Post subject: Re: Tasty vegan products in the Low Countries Posted: Thu Jan 24, 2013 8:23 am |
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The Jumbo in Buitenveldert sells the strawberry and rhubarb flavor, it's really good but you can hardly taste the rhubarb.
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Cornelie
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Post subject: Re: Tasty vegan products in the Low Countries Posted: Wed Feb 06, 2013 6:20 am |
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Thanks Marla, I found the yoghurt in the AH XL in Zaandam. You're right, almost no rhubarb, but it's still tasty. Dudes, the Veggiedeli webshop is open again! http://www.veggiedeli.nl/ Go Max Go bars for 'just' €2,19! And lots of other cool new stuff like the Wilmersburger cheeze slices. I really want to support them and order some stuff, but we just stocked up at the Biomarkt in Amsterdam, so I don't want to place a €70-100 order for just the two of us. Maybe I can host a group order and bring your stuff to the Den Haag meetup in March? Send me a pm if you're interested.
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Post subject: Re: Tasty vegan products in the Low Countries Posted: Wed Feb 06, 2013 8:35 am |
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I'm up for doing a group order. When would we need to place it?
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Cornelie
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Post subject: Re: Tasty vegan products in the Low Countries Posted: Wed Feb 06, 2013 9:34 am |
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Great! I think we should order on March 4 or 5. That way we can be pretty sure the stuff arrives on time for the meetup, but it won't hog our pantry and fridge longer than need be.
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Post subject: Re: Tasty vegan products in the Low Countries Posted: Wed Feb 06, 2013 12:00 pm |
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Dudes! I want to jump in on the group order. That stuff looks amazing. Is it all vegan? I just had a quick look. What's good?
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Cornelie
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Post subject: Re: Tasty vegan products in the Low Countries Posted: Wed Feb 06, 2013 12:25 pm |
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Everything is supposed to be vegan: 'Alle producten op Veggiedeli zijn gentechvrij en 100% plantaardig!'
I LOVE the No Muh cheeses. The Sheese blue cheese and some of the sausages are pretty good too. And they have the 'soja granulaat' TVP you asked me about. If you're interested in faking eggs, you might want to get some kala namak salt.
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Post subject: Re: Tasty vegan products in the Low Countries Posted: Wed Feb 06, 2013 1:15 pm |
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I have plenty of black salt from the states, but I saw the granules! I'm stoked. Also...go max go bars and peanut butter cups. NOMZ.
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lutin
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Post subject: Re: Tasty vegan products in the Low Countries Posted: Sat Feb 09, 2013 1:32 pm |
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Available at Jumbo and Ekoplaza: vegan nutella. "Penotti organic soya hazelnut chocolate spread." 5.50 at Jumbo, possibly cheaper at Ekoplaza, I forget. Expensive, but forking dangerously amazing. I use it as a frosting for brownies and cakes, too (with speculoos hagelslag).
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Cornelie
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Post subject: Re: Tasty vegan products in the Low Countries Posted: Sat Feb 09, 2013 1:55 pm |
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Oh yeah that stuff is seriously delicious. Almost every night David uses it to make his special dessert: a puffed rice cake topped with Penotti spread and fair trade pure chocoladevlokken or hagelslag.
I think it costs something lik 2,80 at our Ekoplaza.
Great idea to use it for frosting cakes!
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Post subject: Re: Tasty vegan products in the Low Countries Posted: Sat Feb 09, 2013 6:02 pm |
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lutin wrote: Available at Jumbo and Ekoplaza: vegan nutella. "Penotti organic soya hazelnut chocolate spread." 5.50 at Jumbo, possibly cheaper at Ekoplaza, I forget. Expensive, but forking dangerously amazing. I use it as a frosting for brownies and cakes, too (with speculoos hagelslag). Plus sells it too! Love it :)
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Post subject: Re: Tasty vegan products in the Low Countries Posted: Mon Mar 04, 2013 9:54 am |
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I found vegan Worcestershire sauce at the health food store. The brand is Biona organics. I'm really excited! The only brand I've seen here is Lea & Perrins, which of course has anchovies, but this is the only other one I've seen. I got it at Estafette, which I rarely go to since EkoPlaza is better. Glad I stopped in there!
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Post subject: Re: Tasty vegan products in the Low Countries Posted: Sat Mar 09, 2013 4:04 pm |
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Woot! I found both vegan European Oreos and Alpro Almond Milk at the AH tonight! Woot woot!
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Post subject: Re: Tasty vegan products in the Low Countries Posted: Sat Mar 09, 2013 5:03 pm |
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Jealous!
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Post subject: Re: Tasty vegan products in the Low Countries Posted: Sun Mar 10, 2013 7:01 am |
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lepelaar wrote: Woot! I found both vegan European Oreos and Alpro Almond Milk at the AH tonight! Woot woot! I thought vegan European ores didn't exist because of the trans-fats?
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lepelaar
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Post subject: Re: Tasty vegan products in the Low Countries Posted: Sun Mar 10, 2013 1:52 pm |
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Well, the ones I've seen in the past had whey in them, so I never even looked further to see what fats were being used. But these are the ingredients on this package:
Tarwebloem, suiker, plantaardige vet, magere cacaopoeder 4,6%, tarwezetmeel, glucose-fructosestroop, rijsmiddelen (kaliumwaterstofcarbonaat, amoniumwaterstofcarbonaat, natriumwaterstofcarbonaat), zout, emulgatoren (sojalecitine, zonnebloemlecitine), aroma (vanilline).
So they seem ok!
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Post subject: Re: Tasty vegan products in the Low Countries Posted: Sun Mar 10, 2013 1:54 pm |
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yeah, all new european oreos are vegan now. well, at least it should be germany/netherlands/sweden/uk, etc. Not sure about all European places.
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Post subject: Re: Tasty vegan products in the Low Countries Posted: Tue Mar 12, 2013 9:02 am |
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lepelaar wrote: Woot! I found both vegan European Oreos and Alpro Almond Milk at the AH tonight! Woot woot! The almond milk is so good, but I am completely addicted to the hazelnut milk! I think it's my favorite milk ever, and it's not even that expensive.
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Post subject: Re: Tasty vegan products in the Low Countries Posted: Tue Mar 12, 2013 9:36 am |
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I've only ever seen the hazelnut milk in Belgium and I was stupid enough not to buy it when I saw it. Paloma keeps mentioning it here, so I've been keeping my eyes peeled, but I've yet to see it!
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