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Weight Loss Forum / Low Carb / January 2004SALAD almonds!
this is a repeat announcement, but for the newbies: have you been to the produce department and seen the salad toppings by SUNKIST? they are called: ALMOND ACCENTS and make great toppings for your salads! we love them!  Signatureread and post daily, it works! rosie "Hell they won't lie to me/ Not on my own damn TV/ But how much is a liar's word worth/ And whatever happened to peace on earth?" ....................................Willie Nelson REGIME CHANGE BEGINS AT HOME ****VOTE**** > this is a repeat announcement, but for the newbies: > have you been to the produce department and seen the salad toppings [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > ALMOND ACCENTS and make great toppings for your salads! > we love them! I haven't noticed them. How do they differ from any other sliced or slivered almonds? Signaturejamie (jamiemck@newsguy.com) "There's a seeker born every minute." > I haven't noticed them. > How do they differ from any other sliced or slivered almonds? http://www.almondaccents.com/ >> I haven't noticed them. >> How do they differ from any other sliced or slivered almonds? > > http://www.almondaccents.com/ That doesn't list complete ingredients, or label nutrition info. (the "nutritional info" link just leads to generic blurble about almonds) I think I'd rather toast or saute and season my own. The large bags of sliced almonds that I get from Sam's for tossing in things or grinding almond meal are pretty cheap. It did have a lot of recipes for them listed (although most of them looked pretty disgusting to me). Signaturejamie (jamiemck@newsguy.com) "There's a seeker born every minute." > > I haven't noticed them. > > How do they differ from any other sliced or slivered almonds? > > http://www.almondaccents.com/ Ah. I think MY problem is that I only saw the honey ones the only time I looked, so I didn't get them. I'll have to look again. SignatureJean B. >Ah. I think MY problem is that I only saw the honey ones the only >time I looked, so I didn't get them. I'll have to look again. And there's a 75 cent off coupon for them almost every week, so that's $1.50 off when they double it. I've bought them, they add a little extra flavor and crunch to a salad. Kalish > And there's a 75 cent off coupon for them almost every week, so that's > $1.50 off when they double it. I've bought them, they add a little > extra flavor and crunch to a salad. Kalish I need to put them on my list so I remember to look again. I hope they (S&S) are stocking something other than honey now. I like those Just The Cheese things crumbled into a salad for crunch. (I didn't much like them on their own.) SignatureJean B. >I need to put them on my list so I remember to look again. I hope >they (S&S) are stocking something other than honey now. I like >those Just The Cheese things crumbled into a salad for crunch. (I >didn't much like them on their own.) I agree...they (the Just the Cheese) have a nasty burned taste for some reason, underneath the flavoring (kinda like soy, but I don't think there's any soy in them). At my S&S, the almond accents are under the bananas, for some odd reason. At Star they're in a basket among the tomatoes... > I agree...they (the Just the Cheese) have a nasty burned taste for > some reason, underneath the flavoring (kinda like soy, but I don't > think there's any soy in them). At my S&S, the almond accents are > under the bananas, for some odd reason. At Star they're in a basket > among the tomatoes... Guess I need to look some more. Months ago, the honey ones were with the raisins, etc. Not with most of the other nuts. I guess they could be anywhere near the produce. SignatureJean B. > > this is a repeat announcement, but for the newbies: > > have you been to the produce department and seen the salad toppings [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > I haven't noticed them. > How do they differ from any other sliced or slivered almonds? Price. SignatureAF "Non Sequitur U has a really, really lousy debate team." --artyw raises the bar on rec.sport.baseball << I haven't noticed them. How do they differ from any other sliced or slivered almonds? >><BR><BR> They are slivered almonds with added seasonings. I've tried a few of the flavors and they are really quite good. I just eat them as a snack, though, not on salads. Brenda 135/106 >this is a repeat announcement, but for the newbies: >have you been to the produce department and seen the salad toppings [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] >ALMOND ACCENTS and make great toppings for your salads! >we love them! Are they sliverred almonds Rosie? >this is a repeat announcement, but for the newbies: >have you been to the produce department and seen the salad toppings [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] >ALMOND ACCENTS and make great toppings for your salads! >we love them! Bacon cheddar sound good. > Bacon cheddar sound good. it is! Signatureread and post daily, it works! rosie "Hell they won't lie to me/ Not on my own damn TV/ But how much is a liar's word worth/ And whatever happened to peace on earth?" ....................................Willie Nelson REGIME CHANGE BEGINS AT HOME ****VOTE**** > >this is a repeat announcement, but for the newbies: > >have you been to the produce department and seen the salad toppings [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > Bacon cheddar sound good. |
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