I heard about Graze through the lovely Mo, or as many of you know her, the owner and operator of Madd Style Cosmetics. Mo & I love sharing our favorite things we find, so I knew if she was mentioning Graze, it had to be amazing.
What's in my box?
TROPICAL DAIQUIRI: This was bizarre. The lime was pronounced with each piece you ate, but it wasn't overwhelming. I'd gladly get this again, but I put them on my try list.
FRUIT & SEED FLAPJACK: These were better than expected. I wasn't sure what to expect out of this one, but I was happy when I tried them. They seem less processed, and more like a snack bar you'd make at home.
BBQ CORN: This reminded me of corn nuts, without tasting overprocessed and full of fillers. These were delicious! These are on my love list.
SOUR CREAM & ONION CASHEWS: These were pretty good! Anything that is vegan "dairy" tends to have some sort of artificial flavor, but with these it wasn't distracting. I love cashews and I haven't had anything sour cream and onion in a decade, so these were a welcome treat.
Want to try Graze? I have a limited number of friend codes right here to try your first box free!
Edit: Want to try Graze but all of the codes above were used up? Graze created a special code just for my readers! Use code: BETHSNACK
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Friday, November 8, 2013
Mail Time: Graze Box!
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Monday, March 25, 2013
Chili gone wild!
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| Clancy's chili is in the monster tupperware container at the bottom. I've already eaten two servings of mine... |
And by the way? This chili is a vegan protein powerhouse. You're welcome. =]
Ingredients for my chili:
- 2 cans of chili ready diced tomatoes (or just diced tomatoes, adjust your spices accordingly)
- 1 can golden sweet corn
- 1 can dark red kidney beans*
- 1 can black beans*
- 1 pkg Tofurkey Ground Beef Style
- 3 mini sweet peppers (or 1-2 bell peppers), diced
- yellow onion (I used up what I had left in the fridge, I recommend 1/2-1 medium onion), diced
- Season to taste (cumin, smoked paprika, cayenne pepper, black pepper, white pepper, chili powder, garlic, etc)
Directions:
Pour all of your canned ingredients into your crock pot and put it on high. In a nonstick pan over medium high heat, saute your onions and peppers in your oil until your onions are starting to go translucent. Add your "beef" and continue sauting for about five minutes per package instructions. Stir your "beef" into your chili. Let your ingredients cook for a couple of hours, stirring occasionally, and adding water as needed. Bump it down to low, and let it simmer as long as you see fit (chili tends to simmer all day & night around our house). Enjoy with homemade biscuits and peanut butter sammiches!
Nutritional info (serves 8?):
Calories: 229k
Fat: 4g
Carbohydrates: 37g
Protein: 14g
* = feel free to use whatever beans you like! It's your chili!
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