How about favorite brands of food?

Wright's Bacon
**** on the Red Salsa
Zapp's potato chips
Bush's Baked Beans
Barilla Marinara
Pittsburgh Hot Links
Mrs. Pauls Fish Sticks (for the kid in me)
Act II Butter Lover's Popcorn
What about the old Kraft Mac 'n' Cheese and SPAM???

***comfort food, you know***

[augiewren]

Vann's Spices (They're outta Baltimore. Fabulous stuff and they'll ship direct, UPS. Wholesale too.)
Duke's Mayo IS the best!
Paul Prudhomme's Cajun Spice
Kahn's Liverwurst (Braunschweiger)
Jolly Ranchers Candy
Thill's Sweet & Crunchy Peanuts
Kikkoman's (Sorry, I like it too)
Barilla Pastas
Robin Hood Flour
Heinz Ketchup (especially the new green kind!)

[shroomgirl]

Zapps has made it to Ft.Worth???? Aren't they great!! I was living in Baton Rouge when they opened the plant, good to see them grow.

Zapps are indeed great...Krunchers Jalepeno left and were replaced on the shelves with the bags of yummy louisiana goodness. The jalepeno are great...and the rest have definitely replaced all the other brands in my pantry. Just got back from New Orleans too, had my fill of excellent seafood and pralines (even though they're pronounced praylines up here in Texas.

white lilly flour (wish i could get it here in the pacific nw)
lee & perrins worcestershire sauce
davinci gourmet flavering syrups
barilla maranara
kirkland brand yougerts
frangelico liqueur
carvelle sweet chili sauce
old bay seasoning mix
nob creek kentucky bourbon
tilamook cheeses

[KyleW]

Hellman's Mayonnaise
Heinz Ketchup (green?)
Mission Flour Tortillas
Land O'Lakes Unsalted Butter

Aunt Bea's
Vernor's
Jay's Potato Chips
Ritz (cuz everything sets better)
Jiff
Budweiser
Hellman's (Best Foods in the West)
Fannie Mae
Barrilla
Gibson

[mudbug]

Zapp's potato chips? Have to look for those. Sound's delicious!

[Papa]

Dodoni Feta Cheese.

It is the best out of all the feta cheeses available in the big supermarkets today.

[kokopuffs]

Real southern cured slab bacon from the DeRamus family in Booth, Alabama. They do mailorder. hint hint

[markdchef]

Muir Glen Organic Tomatoes especially Fire Roasted Tomatoes.

Amy's Frozen burritos and Pot Pies

Newman's Organics Pretzels

Tazo Teas esp. Zen

Trader Joes Coffees

Soy Delicious Frozen Soy dessert

Soymage Parmesan "cheese"

Kame Rice sticks and chili oil

[Pastachef]

Kraft cheeses
Healthy Choice turkey breast
Hunts catsup
Perdue chicken products
Cattleman barbecue sauces
Starbucks coffee
Sara Lee desserts
Sweet Street desserts
Baked Lays, any flavor
Wow Doritos
Hellmas Mayo,
I haven't seen Duke's Mayo in our area in years. It was the best! It was so good you could eat it with a spoon.
Peter Pan peanut butter
Hunt's Stewed Tomatoes & the sauce
Boboli pizza crusts

[Pastachef]

Whoops! That's Hellman's Mayo.

Adams Peanut Butter

This is the real old-fashioned type. Ingredients: peanuts, salt. That's it. You have to stir this stuff up because the oil rises to the top. What I do is to stir it up when I first open it and then stick it in the refrigerator to keep the oil from separating again. Was originally a Tacoma WA company and only available in the West. Smuckers bought it out in early 1999. I think Smuckers has a similar product that they sell in the Midwest and the East, but not sure of that and don't know what the brand name is that they use there. It is sold at Costco here in Seattle, but don't know if they sell it in Costco nationwide. It's worth checking though.

[Shimmer]

Yoshida
Godiva
Tillamook
Blue Heron
Harry & David's
Seattle's Best

Hmmm.... most seem to be NW companies....



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