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why cant we get good meat substitute products from america??

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ttttiarne ttttiarne NSW • Posts: 3
1 23 Oct 2010
why cant we get American products such as tofurkey or boca meat substitute meals?? does anyone know if any stores will order it in from America??
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Tanyaka Tanyaka VIC • Posts: 1219
2 23 Oct 2010
I would love to try some of their dairy products too. It is a pain.
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ttttiarne ttttiarne NSW • Posts: 3
3 23 Oct 2010
yeah same. I've tried toffuti slice but i didn't like them and neither did my friend. I'm hoping some people will know of some places that will order and ship from America  *fingers crossed*    happy
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xMISSMONSTERx xMISSMONSTERx WA • Posts: 2582
4 23 Oct 2010
ttttiarne said:
yeah same. I've tried toffuti slice but i didn't like them and neither did my friend. I'm hoping some people will know of some places that will order and ship from America  *fingers crossed*    happy
Tofutti IS an american product.
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ttttiarne ttttiarne NSW • Posts: 3
5 23 Oct 2010
i know but thats one of the only vego/vegan products they sell out here  happy
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JaimieCS JaimieCS VIC • Posts: 363
6 23 Oct 2010
you can buy tofutti everywhere in melbourne, ive seen the cream cheese, sour cream, cheese slices, the fudge popsicles....
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Tanyaka Tanyaka VIC • Posts: 1219
7 23 Oct 2010
I am not a huge toffuti fan, i'd like to try daiya etc
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Mondayschild Mondayschild WA • Posts: 1452
8 23 Oct 2010
Yeah i'm not super keen on Tofutti either, but would be interested to try Daiya and Tofurkey!
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RaV3N RaV3N WA • Posts: 2152
9 24 Oct 2010
Isn't Redwood American?

I guess the difficulty with importing refrigerated items is keeping them cool. I would imagine that would be quite pricey.
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Little_Kitty Little_Kitty United Kingdom • Posts: 376
10 24 Oct 2010
RaV3N said:
Isn't Redwood American?

I guess the difficulty with importing refrigerated items is keeping them cool. I would imagine that would be quite pricey.
Redwood make cheezley don't they? I tried some last month and it was awful. Maybe the melting one is better
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