Alissa...is this something you want to do someday?

[Smileen]

Do you think that sometime in the future you will be selling more food items on alissacohen.com? Not that you should...just wondering.

[Alissa]

Funny you should ask. i am setting it up now, the web page that is so probably by the beginning of January. I have wanted to but honesty just haven’t had the time. what do you guys want?
Here is what im thinking - just the basics, im not going to get into nuts and dried fruits and stuff...
Coconut butter
agave
carob powder
Yukon root syrup
Olives
And then some bars.. i have a couple in mind.
At one point i was going to make my own items like the pizza bread, an energy bar, macaroons, and 3 different kinds of crackers. But then i came to my senses :D
Let me know what you guys buy on line and what you would like to see on my site.
Thanks!

[glad_2beme]

definately olives!!! any hard to find items. AND if you loose your senses again, I bet we will purchase your items too!!!

[Alissa]

I know, I really want to do it, but its a full time thing making food like that and i don’t have the time. i did think of hiring someone to do it, but then you need to go containers, labels, its a whole trip!

Olives for sure! What else?

[smasty]

I love the Lemon Swirl Cookies, and the Carrot Loaf from eatraw. Also the carob/mint kisses. I order those 3 things all the time. Of course really-raw cashews I order all the time. Nama Shoyu, Bariani olive oil, olives, tahini and almond butter, goji berries, cacao...

[Smileen]

Nama Shoyu and Olives for sure.

[Curtis]

Strainer bags for almond milk maybe?

[glad_2beme]

HI Alissa - we are waiting - anxiously!!!!

[Mishka]

Hi Alissa~
I would love it if you'd carry:
olives
coconut oil
goji berries
the real raw cashews!!!!
dehydrated desserts
agave nectar
a green superfood
I would much rather support you in your business, then some of the other places I have been shopping!!! Good luck with setting it all up:)
Michelle

[Sharon in Colorado]

I think anyone's best bet for a gallon of raw agave is straight from the distributer through a local co-op. I was able to get mine for under $25 whereas it is 3 times as much through an online store, and yes it is raw. I couldn't image paying $80 plus shipping for a gallon of agave nectar.

Alissa I hope you consider selling Blessings products. The lemon swirl cookies are out of this world. And there are some kind of caramel bars that are really, really good too.