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Alpro Soya Chocolate Dessert

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  • 03-07-2007 3:14pm
    #1
    neuro-praxis
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    In my hunt to consume less meat and dairy in an effort to live a more sustainable lifestyle, I have come across some pretty nasty tasting rubbish.

    And then I discovered these:

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    Alpro soya chocolate desserts. Eaten chilled, they are absolutely DELICIOUS. I am eating one right now. They are a low-cal, nature-friendly treat. I am going to try freezing them to see if they make nice ice-cream pots.

    Anyway, I just wanted to share my enthusiasm for Alpro soya. Yay for good, healthy non-dairy treats!


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    Tar.Aldarion
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    I think they are a hate them or love them food. There are some soya yogurts my friend gets for 1.35 each. They must be lovely he has 3-6 of them a day!


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    sweet-rasmus
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    ah yes, soya alpro. they do custard and cream too :) what a wonderful company! all praise to them!!


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    Nature Boy
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    Their milkshakes are quite nice too.


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    Acid_Violet
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    Ok, know where one can get all these lovely alpro products?


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    Nature Boy
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    Tesco, Dunnes, Health food shops, etc


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    Peanut
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    Dunnes seems to be the cheapest - they sometimes have the 4xcartons for 2 euro. Other health places have them from 2.40 to 2.60., although they usually have more stock of them (especially the chocolate flavour which seems to get sold out a lot :D )

    Tesco sometimes have the 1 litre choco milkshake (and also Supervalu on Aston Quay). Have also seen the 500ml version in one of the larger Dunnes, it seems slightly different and a bit thicker/more milkshake-y.

    It's a bit strange, but I've never seen any size of the Strawberry and Banana flavours other than the little cartons, even though the small cartons are quite common.


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    sweet-rasmus
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    ohhhh alpro soya are sponsoring the weather on a radio station in galway. how nice of them :)


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