Quorn is NOT soy. On 8 October 2014 12:17, Michele A Berdy <[email protected]> wrote:
> Adam, check out the Jagannath health food store on Kuznetsky Most 11. You > will be able to find just about everything you need there, including fresh > tofu. They have both curry pastes and soy protein (what you call quorn). > The LavkaLavka stores are very expensive, but they have some full-grain > products (like spelt pasta). Also check out the Indian Spices shops ( > http://www.indianspices.ru). There is also an Oriental food shop on > Prospekt Mira, in the block between the Ring Road and Grokholsky pereulok, > but I've never found a parking spot anywhere near there, so haven't checked > it out. > > > > Most decent supermarkets have a "health food" section - mostly for > diabetics, but often with soy protein and a few other foods vegetarians can > eat. And then during the four major Orthodox fasts, the supermarkets have > soy products on sale (mayo, tofu etc.). Some outdoor markets also have > Korean/Vietnamese or "health food" kiosks. > > > > At the Jagannath store, pick up a copy of the magazine Vegetarian. That > has lots of ads for other stores. > > > > So don't worry - once you know where to look, you'll find just about > everything you need! > > Good luck! > > Mickey Berdy > > > > _______________________________________________ > Expat mailing list > [email protected] > http://www.lists.ru/mailman/listinfo/expat > http://www.expat.ru/forum/ >
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