Date:   4/27/2005 8:25:13 AM ( 19 y ago)
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URL:   https://www.curezone.org/forums/fm.asp?i=68823

I am posting this in the hopes that it is within the parameters of the user agreement for this forum, as it deals with a food issue that is very important to me and I can use some help.

As a lifelong second-generation vegetarian, I was saddened recently to learn that Kellogg has discontinued making Protose. For the uninitiated, Protose is a peanut-based, canned meat substitute that has been on the market for decades. It is a delicious source of protein and is high in dietary fiber.

I have been eating Protose since I was a kid--over 40 years. My father needs it as an ingredient in his best dish. My 10-year-old daughter loves it. Protose has been a staple food for my family--three generations of vegetarians. In fact, I'm posting this because I have a craving for it right now! :-)

Unfortunately, the market for Protose was apparently too small for Kellogg, which took over the Worthington company which originally made the product. A quick Google search will show plenty of Protose-based recipies for Vegetarians and especially for Vegans.

I believe in the power of numbers and I would like to see if there is interest in forming an ad-hoc consumer group to pressure Kellogg to either revive Protose or find another company that would be willing to produce it.

Please email me at saveprotose@yahoo.com if you are interested.
 

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