feed the soymilk need

[thespian.livejournal.com]

Over Christmas, I got very addicted to Westsoy Chocolate Peppermint Stick which was, surprisingly, better than most 'real milk' chocolate milks I'd ever found.

They were selling it at Shaw's in Porter, and they all disappeared the day after Christmas. I've looked at Market Basket, and saw nothing, but if anyone else has seen this anywhere else around the area, I would really like to lay in a supply of it.

Comments

[surrealestate.livejournal.com]

Stores (online and otherwise) tend to have limited quantities of seasonal food items and whatever is left goes on sale (sometimes super-sale) right after Christmas. The good stuff disappears quickly.

One place to check might be Christmas Tree Shops. I got some Arrowhead Mills organic holiday cookie mix there for like $0.50 the other day.

[ron_newman]

But soy milk is perishable and requires refrigeration. Do Christmas Tree Shops sell any such products?

[surrealestate.livejournal.com]

Most come in the shelf-stable cartons, which is why folks can stock up n the seasonals by the case if they like 'em. :)

[ron_newman]

I didn't know that existed. I've always bought the stuff in the dairy section, in milk-like cartons.

[thespian.livejournal.com]

it doesn't the vacuum sealed stuff, like westsoy, in those little boxes, instead of in the things that look like 'real' milk containers, does not need refrigeration. It's shelf stable.

the expiry date on the last thing of chocolate peppermint stick that I had was late August 2010.