An Unmistakeable Journey

i discovered a couple nights ago that a) you had started posting blogs, and I can subscribe to them!!
so here I am, probably the first commenter on any of your blogs here .
I want to start blogging here, too- just need to overcome some writers block/ lack of desire & type up a proper intro here .
i also can't have chocolate, as it aggravates my bladder. I haven't really been able to find carob though, either that or it has soy in it (I *try* to avoid that as well)...
I'm sooo jealous that you have a Whole Foods there! we are supposed to get one here... someday... (you talking 'bout your baking, & Whole Foods... what're you trying to do, make me want to move back to SLC?? (the subject of moving back is a whole 'nother thing , which I'll tell ya 'bout some other time) Off to see if i have anything to say on your other new blog!

I found a link.
http://www.nutsonline.com/cookingbaking/powders/carob.html

This is the pure powder. I was lookin at some carob chips on the same site, but they have soy lecthin or however you spell the infernal word. I will keep lookin fer some without so, but at least this is the pure powder, Nothin added.

Yup gotta WF not even a mile away from my house. Course it helps I live in Downtown SLC. And no I aint tryin to convince ye to move here. Thats the last thin Id try to do. I am not a fan of SLC. I am a homely country girl at heart. (But I did convince my hubby to move to ID once he graduates... We have friends and family in IF that can get him a job there so it is awesome.)

I'll have to take a look at that website!!

and I was just joking about you trying to get me to move back there...i totally get not wanting to live in a city, I too, would love to live in a small town

Looks like their carob isn't certified gluten free according to their search bar. Searching under the listing of "Gluten Free" does not show a safe carob. I didn't know if you noticed that if you are gluten intolerant. Doesn't look safe.