Yummy Recipes (segment 3)

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Food Alternatives

If you don’t want to eat foods made with the milk of animals for ethical reasons, or have allergies there is an all vegan cheese shop known as Vromage located on 7988 Sunset Boulevard, in Los Angeles, near La Cienega. So if your ever in Los Angeles, California make sure to visit. Vromage has a selection of vegan cheeses and sandwiches. If you did not know vegan cheeses are made with nuts milks. Youssef Fakhouri, the owner of Vromage uses nut milk and olive oil. He took on the challenge, and experimented with pistachios, macadamias, and pine nuts. He makes milk from the nuts, and uses traditional cheese making techniques. Like dairy cheese makers say cheese tastes different based on where and what the animals ate. Youssef, the owner, says that his cheeses taste according to where and how the nuts were grown. The cheeses are good. You could order a macadamia, cashew, and pine nut Brie served on a baguette. The cheeses will cost anywhere from $2.40 to $3 an ounce, and they have eight varieties available. I think we definitely need a Vromage here is Stockton, California.

There is the Garden Grill, a vegan restaurant located at: 2315 K Street, Sacramento, CA 95816, Telephone # 916-706-3302. Sacramento is much closer to Stockton, California. Visit their website: http://www.gardentogrill.net/

Another is Cinnaholic in Sacramento, California. Cinnaholic offers Gourmet Cinnamon Rolls, a nice menu, and even a Franchise opportunity. Cinnaholic is located 2132 Oxford Street, Berkeley, CA 94704. Visit their website at: http://www.cinnaholic.com/

Also, try a vegan burrito at Chipotle located at the Weberstown Mall, in Stockton, California. You get a huge burrito for a few dollars. I ate one, and it was delicious!