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FlameCity · 05-30-2007, 11:51 AM

Health food stores are a great place to start. Places like Community Natural Foods and Amaranth Whole Foods Market. They have baked goods as well as dairy free chocolate (often made with carob . .. . the chocolate bars are actually quite good). Also, if you want to go for dinner there’s a place called Buddha’s Veggie . . . Chinese cuisine . . . they are totally veggie and also cater to food sensitivities (they use no dairy, msg, etc) you have to try to see what you like there (some stuff is fantastic some not) but the Won Ton Soup (107), Sprin Rolls (312), Dumplings (304), Veggie Ginger Beef (424), Shrimp and Chashews (430) are all really good! (even big meat eaters tend to love this place).

Hope this helps.

05-30-2007, 11:51 AM	#6
FlameCity Crash and Bang Winger Join Date: May 2006 Location: Calgary Exp:	Health food stores are a great place to start. Places like Community Natural Foods and Amaranth Whole Foods Market. They have baked goods as well as dairy free chocolate (often made with carob . .. . the chocolate bars are actually quite good). Also, if you want to go for dinner there’s a place called Buddha’s Veggie . . . Chinese cuisine . . . they are totally veggie and also cater to food sensitivities (they use no dairy, msg, etc) you have to try to see what you like there (some stuff is fantastic some not) but the Won Ton Soup (107), Sprin Rolls (312), Dumplings (304), Veggie Ginger Beef (424), Shrimp and Chashews (430) are all really good! (even big meat eaters tend to love this place). Hope this helps.