OT Rave: Iveta baking mixes

I've been trying to eat less processed foods lately as part of a New Year's
resolution; however, as someone who works long hours, I tend to favor quick
easy foods. One healthier alternative that I've found for my baked–goods
tooth is Iveta baking mixes. They're made of all natural ingredients w/o
any preservatives or hydrogenated oils. They're a snap to make, come in
reasonable sizes, and are so very yummy. My personal favs are the pumpkin
spice scone mix & the Double Dutch Chocolate Muffin Mix. I've given them as
gifts and made them for dinner parties, and everyone's always loved them and
asked where I got them or how I made it.
You can get them at www.iveta.com.
I'm not affiliated w/ Iveta or get any kickbacks (I wish!) –– I just wanted
to toot the horn for a good product.
Resisting the siren call of the last chocolate muffin,
ami

On Sun, 12 Mar 2006 13:59:24 –0600, ami kio wrote
(in article <C039D9BC.6E842%...@cant–take–anymore–spam.com>):
Sounds interesting and something I'll definitely look at.
I think most will agree that you post here often enough to have shown to be
more than valid enough to share something you enjoy. Not even the slightest
hint of anything wrong imho...
I can't remember the last time I've had a chocolate muffin. Hmmm, off to
Tim Horton's as I've not time to bake ;–)
––
Cheers!
Dennis
Remove 'Elle–Kabong' to reply

Ami, have you seen the Iveta mixes anywhere? I do have access to a
Whole Foods and a Trader Joe's, but I don't recognize the name. They
sound delicious!
Alicia U.

On 3/14/06 2:03 PM, in article
1142366598.191838.39...@e56g2000cwe.googlegroups.com,
"alicix...@hotmail.com" <alicix...@hotmail.com> wrote:
I've seen it once at Whole Foods, but it disappeared soon thereafter.
Nowadays I just buy it directly from them. You can probably email them to
find a local retailer.
ami

Thanks–– sending an email to them is a good idea. I appreciate the
help.
Alicia U.