Yesterday we were in the grocery looking for burrito wraps.
We were trying to avoid white flower and came upon some wraps with this stamp.
Done. I made some home made bean burritos with a couple of the wraps yesterday, and they had a really good nutty flavor.
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The big plan for the wraps is to make home made burritos and take them backpacking. I’d learned about taking frozen burritos backpacking from friend Bob, but the store bought ones are so scary…
Hi Rick! Thanks so much for posting a great image of the Whole Grain Stamp, as well as touting the value of making your own extra nutritious take-along food. It never ceases to amaze me how much better food tastes when you’re “with it” (so to speak) from near-start to finish. And the whole grain wraps you found will go a long way to adding more energy to your outdoor adventures too.
Since your topic is about finding whole grain products, I thought you might like to know we’ve made it even easier to find delicious products that qualify for the Whole Grain Stamp. Just go to http://wholegrainscouncil.org/find-whole-grains/stamped-products, choose the category you’re interested in, and you can now filter for products available in a particular country. After all, there are over 2,100 Stamped products throughout the U.S., Canada, the UK, and even in the Dominican Republic – that’s a lot of reading if you just want to know what’s available inside your own borders!
Keep up the great work!
- all of us at the Whole Grains Council
Comment by Whole Grains Council — August 28, 2008 @ 12:42 pm |