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July 14, 2008

Host a vegetarian potluck

By Kashi Read more 30 day challenge, daily challenge, entertaining, friends, new ideas, and vegetarian
Challenge Yourself for: 30 days

Potlucks are an excellent opportunity to experience new dishes while you spend time with friends. They’re also great for expanding your recipe collection. Some tips for a successful event: • Have everyone bring printouts of their recipes, or upload them to a group website. • Photograph the finished dishes and email the photos to attendees for their books. • Create a theme for the party that revolves around a particular cuisine or idea. This month, challenge yourself to expand your recipe box and social circle at the same time. _(When logging progress for this challenge, only log as many days as you participated the activity within the 30-day time frame.)_

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    stef42678 commented on this. over 3 years ago

    I have been a vegetarian for a while now and I love making great recipes for my friends. The recipes are so good, they don’t even care they are missing the meat.

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    kashit60 commented on this. over 3 years ago

    Vegetarian potlucks can encourage even those who are not “health nuts” to eat well. If even for one meal. Exchanging recipes is part of our party mode already.

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    fedup357 commented on this. over 3 years ago

    Your idea for a veggie potluck is a great idea. Even better when it comes from your friends garden.

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    fedup357 commented on this. over 3 years ago

    How do we know and stay away from genetically modified foods in trying to eat our true simple foods? Are any of your Kashi ingredients from genetically modified sources. I heard that 95% of our corn in the US is now genetically modified and I don’t think we should be goofing with nature like Monsanto does.

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      sandbam1 over 1 year ago

      I would like to know the answer to this question also. Kashi is owned by kellogg, which I have learned use Monsanto GMOs. How do we know your products aren’t the same?

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      SunshineX1 over 1 year ago

      I am also very interested in this question…

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      LightBody21 over 1 year ago

      I just talked with Kashi on the phone about this issue. They said they can guarantee their ingredients labeled ‘organic’ have no genetically modified sources. As for the rest of their ingredients, they told me they do not intentionally use any GMOs, but they can’t guarantee that other adjacent farm-lands don’t cross-pollinate and effect Kashi crops. I mentioned that they are owned by Kellogg and what they do, the rep explained Kashi still remains distinct in its practices and does not use Monsanto GMOs. Hope this helps!

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    stef42678 commented on this. over 3 years ago

    I’m vegetarian so I love experimenting with new recipes in the kitchen and making tasty treats for my non vegan friends.