Yum, The Taste Of Real Food!

[mushroom]

Omg, I have just had an almost orgasmic experience with food

Yesterday in the store I saw a new brand of yogurt (yoghurt), Clearwater's Cream Top Yoghurt, "using only organic milk from the family farm." It WAS expensive, but when I read the label I said, I've got to try this. It said "Totally natural, gluten free and non-homogenised" It also said that the unrivalled taste and texture was due to the natural setting process that minimised the manufacturing steps and maximises the product's integrity. Okay, sounds good. Then it says that the process creates a top cream layer that adds to the flavour or can be easily removed for a low fat option.

Well, to get the full experience I stirred the top cream layer in and tasted. WOW!!! Nothing is added to the product except the cultures, but it was so sweet, just like the milk that used to come from our cows. The flavour was indescribably delicious. Now it does not say that they do not pasteurise it, and I do not believe they could get by the food police without doing that but it doesn't have that pasteurised flavour. Worth every penny even if just for that one memory of what real food used to taste like.

How much we have lost.....

[kareng]

I've got another one for you. I just found some kick ass mixes. Shock of all shocks! The food is yummy and tasty. Moist and delicious and just keeps getting better each day after baking. The flavors mingle and get all sorts of good the day after baking them. I've only tried 3 of the mixes, but am so happy to have actual real tasting food. And so many recipes to choose from. Whoever came up with these is an absolute genius. I'm drooling as I type!

Care to share the name of these kick ass mixes?

[jerseyangel]

Omg, I have just had an almost orgasmic experience with food

Seriously, that yogurt sounds incredible!