Comments | vegancooking: Smores at home

webtar in vegancooking

Smores at home

Aug 10, 2006 16:29

( Smores for all! Okay, maybe just one, )

substitutes-marshmallow, desserts-smores/krispies/marshmallows

Comments 10

fumie August 10 2006, 23:27:40 UTC

I love smores. =D

suthrncan August 10 2006, 23:39:42 UTC

Mmmmmmmmmm....I LOVE it!

Are those marshmellows from Whole Foods? I saw some there but wasn't sure they were vegan. I saw gelatin in the ingredients.

webtar August 10 2006, 23:42:55 UTC

I got mine at food fight. I know they are from New York. Sara Sweet. Let me find the website, hold on.
http://www.sweetandsara.com/

They do cost an arm and a leg. I have been slowly eating one a day. My favorite way is to just eat them plain because the flavor is so great.

suthrncan August 11 2006, 00:10:22 UTC

I love Ricemellow. It's almost five bucks.

How much were these?

webtar August 11 2006, 00:14:18 UTC

ugh. expensive, $6.50. It's painful, but it's not something I would ever buy more than once a year.

whisperdryad August 11 2006, 00:04:18 UTC

are regular old grahm crackers vegan?

obviously not ones that say stuff about honey on the front.

webtar August 11 2006, 00:08:54 UTC

You'd have to check. I've had these laying around the freezer for awhile so I don't know the brand.

ohyourgod August 11 2006, 14:43:03 UTC

Last time I checked, the honey ones actually WERE vegan. Weird, eh?

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travelingrl August 12 2006, 00:31:03 UTC

kewl

boommonkeypants August 12 2006, 22:42:06 UTC

evan, i promise you those are NOTHING compared to the sweet and sarah's.

when you were at foodswings, did you have a giant smore? because they're the same marshmallows.