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We’ve focused mostly on restaurant reviews so far on our site, but we realize that most vegans get their best meals at home. In the next year, we intend to review some of the best places to buy vegan food and ingredients throughout the Toledo Metro Area. We’re starting with one of the best.
Phoenix has great vegan food options, including a nice supply of vegan meat imitation products, vegan cheeses and vegan imitation tuna. They also have a nice supply of organic fruits and vegetables, and other treats that you won’t find at many of the big-box grocery stores. On our first visit, we loaded up with delicious bagels, English muffins, vegan truffles, organic pasta and even some Earth-friendly cleaning products. They also have many bulk foods available, such as nutritional yeast. We also bought some sesame garlic sticks and some carob-based energy balls, that were made in-house or locally.
Although some of the big-box stores are getting better vegan options (and some day, we want to do a comparison of various stores with vegan staples), we found many delights that we had never seen in the Toledo market at other places. The staff were extremely friendly.
It’s a co-op but anybody can shop there. If you do decide to join (and we did on the spot), membership is $36 per year. It brings you a 10% discount on non-sale items once per month and a newsletter. Check Phoenix out once. We think you’ll be excited to see what they have!
Phoenix has great vegan food options, including a nice supply of vegan meat imitation products, vegan cheeses and vegan imitation tuna. They also have a nice supply of organic fruits and vegetables, and other treats that you won’t find at many of the big-box grocery stores. On our first visit, we loaded up with delicious bagels, English muffins, vegan truffles, organic pasta and even some Earth-friendly cleaning products. They also have many bulk foods available, such as nutritional yeast. We also bought some sesame garlic sticks and some carob-based energy balls, that were made in-house or locally.
Although some of the big-box stores are getting better vegan options (and some day, we want to do a comparison of various stores with vegan staples), we found many delights that we had never seen in the Toledo market at other places. The staff were extremely friendly.
It’s a co-op but anybody can shop there. If you do decide to join (and we did on the spot), membership is $36 per year. It brings you a 10% discount on non-sale items once per month and a newsletter. Check Phoenix out once. We think you’ll be excited to see what they have!
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