Only products we have actually tried and liked are reviewed here. Since there are many wonderful planet powered food options on the market, it can be difficult to know what to buy without feeling a bit overwhelmed. Many of the brands and products will not be familiar, so how do you know that you will get something good and not waste your money? Been there, done that is the simple response. We have tried lots of products over the years and while eating food as nature intended is always recommended let’s face it we also need convenience and variety. So many of the “prepared” or “packaged” food that we review will make becoming a plant powered person easier. While we focus on “substitutes” quite a bit, we also highlight products that are just better than what you may typically see on the grocery shelf. We recommend organically especially those that are also made naturally without additives and preservatives. Being plant powered is also about being healthier by steering clear of highly processed foods that are high in sugar and processed fats. But convenience and variety may also have you opting for meatless, vegetarian or plant based options that may not be very healthy. So do read ingredients carefully since not everything it’s says on the label may good for you. The products reviewed here have been subjected to careful scrutiny and are healthy. That said, packed foods should always been chosen with care and eaten in moderation. Fresh fruits and vegetables along with whole grains, nuts and beans are the nutrition best sources. Eating these foods does take more time and effort and our blog and week by week posts try to make choosing a plant based lifestyle easier.
Daiya makes some very tasty cheese substitutes. They use various ingredients to make a cheeze that melts easily. Their cheddar cheeze in this macaroni and cheeze kit is super smooth and creamy. It comes in separate pouch ready squeeze onto the cooked ...
This is a super handy device. It’s the single best way to make a blended creamy soup. Soups are an easy way to be plant powered especially when using the Instant Pot to make soups quickly with little effort and short cooking time. The Cusinart Handheld ...
Crackers are a great snack. They are baked, not fried like corn or potato chips. That said, these Back to Nature crackers have awesome flavor when you eat them straight up. Just the right amount of salt brings out the flavor. They are also nice and ...
Quinoa is becoming a staple for many Plant Powered People, much like rice, pasta and potatoes. One reason is that it’s high in protein. In fact, it is a complete protein, containing all 9 essential amino acids (the ones our bodies cannot make), which ...
Plant Powered People may miss staple foods like chicken soup, the sort we like to eat when sick or whenever we want some comfort food in a can. Not to worry - there is a delicious plant-based option. Amy’s No Chicken Noodle soup is nothing short of ...
Plant Powered People select protein from a variety of sources, so why not enjoy some Santa Cruz Organic peanut butter? Of course, if you are not allergic. Peanuts are a good source of protein, as well as potassium, vitamin E, and iron.
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When you want to quickly add some extra flavor to any dish, just drop a cube of Organic Gourmet Vegetable Bouillon into your sauce or soup. This is an organic vegetable bouillon cube, which is really cool. If you have carefully put together an organic ...
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