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Old August 12th, 2004, 10:16 PM
BJPruett
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I just cooked some low-carb Bella Vista shell macaroni and have to say
that I finally know what boiled cardboard tastes like. I tried several
ways to improve the taste (cheese, vegetables, meat, etc.) but nothing
helped. I finally threw away the cooked macaroni and the uncooked pasta
in the box. Horrible taste that can't be covered up.

Barbara

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Old August 12th, 2004, 10:26 PM
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"BJPruett" wrote in message
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I just cooked some low-carb Bella Vista shell macaroni and have to say
that I finally know what boiled cardboard tastes like. I tried several
ways to improve the taste (cheese, vegetables, meat, etc.) but nothing
helped. I finally threw away the cooked macaroni and the uncooked pasta
in the box. Horrible taste that can't be covered up.

Barbara


Try Dreamfields instead.....a world of difference!



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Old August 12th, 2004, 10:26 PM
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"BJPruett" wrote in message
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I just cooked some low-carb Bella Vista shell macaroni and have to say
that I finally know what boiled cardboard tastes like. I tried several
ways to improve the taste (cheese, vegetables, meat, etc.) but nothing
helped. I finally threw away the cooked macaroni and the uncooked pasta
in the box. Horrible taste that can't be covered up.

Barbara


Try Dreamfields instead.....a world of difference!



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Old August 12th, 2004, 11:14 PM
Mary
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Default Bella Vista Low Carb Pasta- Shells

Funny you should mention the Dreamfields, I am eating some now for dinner.
It taste just like regular pasta, can't tell the difference.

Mary

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"BJPruett" wrote in message
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I just cooked some low-carb Bella Vista shell macaroni and have to say
that I finally know what boiled cardboard tastes like. I tried several
ways to improve the taste (cheese, vegetables, meat, etc.) but nothing
helped. I finally threw away the cooked macaroni and the uncooked pasta
in the box. Horrible taste that can't be covered up.

Barbara


Try Dreamfields instead.....a world of difference!





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Old August 12th, 2004, 11:42 PM
BJPruett
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Default Bella Vista Low Carb Pasta- Shells

I've been looking for Dreamfields but can't find it in any stores in the
Washington, DC area.
Anyone have any suggestions about which stores might carry it?
Barbara

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I just cooked some low-carb Bella Vista shell macaroni and have to say
that I finally know what boiled cardboard tastes like. I tried several
ways to improve the taste (cheese, vegetables, meat, etc.) but nothing
helped. I finally threw away the cooked macaroni and the uncooked pasta
in the box. Horrible taste that can't be covered up.

Barbara



Try Dreamfields instead.....a world of difference!







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Old August 12th, 2004, 11:42 PM
BJPruett
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I've been looking for Dreamfields but can't find it in any stores in the
Washington, DC area.
Anyone have any suggestions about which stores might carry it?
Barbara

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"BJPruett" wrote in message
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I just cooked some low-carb Bella Vista shell macaroni and have to say
that I finally know what boiled cardboard tastes like. I tried several
ways to improve the taste (cheese, vegetables, meat, etc.) but nothing
helped. I finally threw away the cooked macaroni and the uncooked pasta
in the box. Horrible taste that can't be covered up.

Barbara



Try Dreamfields instead.....a world of difference!







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Old August 12th, 2004, 11:42 PM
BJPruett
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I've been looking for Dreamfields but can't find it in any stores in the
Washington, DC area.
Anyone have any suggestions about which stores might carry it?
Barbara

Jean wrote:

"BJPruett" wrote in message
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I just cooked some low-carb Bella Vista shell macaroni and have to say
that I finally know what boiled cardboard tastes like. I tried several
ways to improve the taste (cheese, vegetables, meat, etc.) but nothing
helped. I finally threw away the cooked macaroni and the uncooked pasta
in the box. Horrible taste that can't be covered up.

Barbara



Try Dreamfields instead.....a world of difference!







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Old August 13th, 2004, 01:26 AM
jamie
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Default Bella Vista Low Carb Pasta- Shells

BJPruett wrote:
I just cooked some low-carb Bella Vista shell macaroni and have to say
that I finally know what boiled cardboard tastes like. I tried several
ways to improve the taste (cheese, vegetables, meat, etc.) but nothing
helped. I finally threw away the cooked macaroni and the uncooked pasta
in the box. Horrible taste that can't be covered up.


Dark brown batch? The light brown batches were pretty good, the dark
ones not good. I don't know why there's so much variance in them.

--
jamie )

"There's a seeker born every minute."

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Old August 13th, 2004, 01:26 AM
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BJPruett wrote:
I just cooked some low-carb Bella Vista shell macaroni and have to say
that I finally know what boiled cardboard tastes like. I tried several
ways to improve the taste (cheese, vegetables, meat, etc.) but nothing
helped. I finally threw away the cooked macaroni and the uncooked pasta
in the box. Horrible taste that can't be covered up.


Dark brown batch? The light brown batches were pretty good, the dark
ones not good. I don't know why there's so much variance in them.

--
jamie )

"There's a seeker born every minute."

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Old August 13th, 2004, 02:43 AM
JC Der Koenig
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Default Bella Vista Low Carb Pasta- Shells

Pasta is not low carb.

No wonder you're fat.

--
Most people are dumb as bricks; some people are dumber than that. -- MFW


"BJPruett" wrote in message
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I just cooked some low-carb Bella Vista shell macaroni and have to say
that I finally know what boiled cardboard tastes like. I tried several
ways to improve the taste (cheese, vegetables, meat, etc.) but nothing
helped. I finally threw away the cooked macaroni and the uncooked pasta
in the box. Horrible taste that can't be covered up.

Barbara



 




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