in the same space with their cheese products. Something like that. At any rate, if you’re a person who uses products that are not necessarily certified but that contain no objectionable materials, Annie's is terrific. None... (4 replies, last updated by Moshe Horowitz October 10, 2004)

She makes a jalapeno(sp), Garlic and black bean as well as regular flavor bobbi’s. For those posts in New Jersey – Mrs. Greens carries as well as Whole Foods, NJ but not Whole Foods in NY. If you call United Natural... (15 replies, last updated by gsElsbeth January 23, 2007)

: for instance if Lay’s say 'natural' I know they are probably trying to simply play on the ‘healthful’ trend right now, whereas if Annie's says 'natural' I’m more likely to trust it based on the... (11 replies, last updated by TYR April 26, 2006)

Many recipes call for bran buds cereal or bran flakes instead of, or as well as natural wheat bran. Most of these cereals seem to be simply compacted wheat bran. Now, buying these cereals costs from 3 to 5 times what it costs to... (5 replies, last updated by paulj December 11, 2007)

-mahi and Ethnic Gourmet frozen entrees under one roof. (The only thing I didn’t find that appetizing was the prepared foods counter) Personally, I find it much more inviting than the crowded, narrow-aisled,... (7 replies, last updated by Kerry May 15, 2006)

Just got back from the “canned food store” with Annie's Naturals Caesar dressing for 79 cents, Amy’s organic chili for 99 cents, 96 oz of organic salsa for 1.99, and Imagine crab bisque for 1.29. I’ve been... (2 replies, last updated by choctastic February 17, 2007)

I usually eat Annie's Natural Goddess dressing but sometimes want something less dominant. The last few bottles I blindly chose at the store were horrid and I threw away. Sometimes just don’t want to/have time to whisk up... (17 replies, last updated by Morris Malken February 12, 2004)

re: picawicca’s comment, the proper spelling is Worcestershire. unfortunately all the Lea & Perrins sold in the US contains HFCS. look for Annie's Naturals vegetarian variety and add your own anchovy...or get someone in... (6 replies, last updated by jonesstonehaven October 21, 2009)

My husband and I had lunch at Vivo (2015 Manor) today and loved it. It is related to Fiesta Patio in San Antonio (actually, Universal City, but it used to be on Old Austin Highway when it opend in 1974). The same natural... (2 replies, last updated by Annie October 22, 2003)

the fish very well, rather than dominating the natural flavor of the fish. (4 replies, last updated by annova December 16, 2005)

how would pan-asian with an emphasis on korean do? jae’s inn in north adams is a good choice. plenty of sushi options too. it is a very pleasant space, lots of windows and natural wood and it overlooks a small forest. i... (4 replies, last updated by AnnieP April 17, 2006)

There isn’t much I like for bottled dressings, except these: The Annie's line, from Vermont (is it called Annie's Naturals?); Paul Newman’s Ranch (and I hate ranch dressing, but Newman’s is a buttermilk version... (15 replies, last updated by candy July 16, 2003)

For Annie & family: transcribed from “The Historical Cookbook of the American Negro,” National Council of Negro Women; Washington D.C. reprinted in “A Gracious Plenty; Recipes and Recollections from the American... (0 replies, last updated by soupkitten January 1, 2008)

on the shelves...that would be a real bonus for you! If they don’t stock Annie's, try the shop directly across from MEV. It’s another natural foods shop...can’t remember the exact name...maybe Epicerie Alfalfa? (8 replies, last updated by maisonbistro October 15, 2007)

Blacksburg isn’t an overly chowish town. There is a good vegetarian place (Gillie’s) and a good natural foods grocery (Annie's I think is the name) and a nice bakery (Our Daily Bread). There is an Indian place off... (4 replies, last updated by Phaedrus June 30, 2007)