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Reply With QuoteI love their tuna and salmon in olive oil.
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Thanks for the ideas! Definitely going with the almond meal-- it's SO EXPENSIVE locally. And the flax meal is a little, uh *weird* in my meatballa.
And hi Other Amy-- ATX?
Amy--
And he says, "Oh, uh, there won't be any money, but when you die, on your deathbed, you will receive total consciousness." So I got that goin' for me, which is nice.
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I love their tuna and salmon in olive oil.
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I like their California Aberquina olive oil. Also, i know peanut butter isn't primal, but theirs is good (just peanuts and salt for the salted variety) and DIRT CHEAP. I limit my consumption of both for fear of the PUFA monster.
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I go to nutsonline.com for a lot of the dry ingredients, (coconut flour, almond flour, etc. ) I love the fact that my stuff arrives the day after I ordered it.Originally Posted by heartsamy
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Thanks for the tip, Trishie! I didn't realize how many things I used bread crumbs in. 'Til I didn't.
Amy--
And he says, "Oh, uh, there won't be any money, but when you die, on your deathbed, you will receive total consciousness." So I got that goin' for me, which is nice.
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Oh, forgot balsamic. I love Trader Joe's Balsamic Vinegar of Modena. Yum!
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Two Buck Chuck. I've heard a lot about it and I'm curious.
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I forgot...Mission St. IPA
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There's not much I get at TJs...exclude perishable and it's practically nothing. Almond meal and some nuts, I guess. Tea if something looks jumps out at me. I like their chamomile. Oh...and I sometimes use their gluten-free dog treats as training treats for our dogs...they're easy to cut up in to small bits (not cheap though).
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My non-perishables there are (I definitely do not buy all this every trip!):
organic coffee
wine - 2 buck chuck sometimes but usually Pinot Noir -Black Mountain (I think - it's something mountain, and it's GOOD)
macademia nuts - I buy one bag salted and one unsalted and mix
85% chocolate lover's dark chocolate (Trader Joe's brand)
pepitas - raw pumpkins seeds (no oil)
macorna (sp?) almonds - with skin - roasted in olive oil (the other kind has sunflower oil)
olive oil
kalamata olives
almond butter
organic maple syrup
organic kosher pickle slices
organic vodka sauce (not totally primal -mainly for my husband)
Lara bars - for when I'm in a pinch
