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(More customer reviews)I'm a long-time customer of McDougall Right Foods, dating back to early 2004.
The main selling point of Right Foods cups is that they are "vegan", meaning that there are nothing animal-related in them (no meat, fish, dairy, eggs, or byproducts of such). All ingredients are natural (no chemicals added). Even the cup container itself is labeled "food-grade". Some (not all) food cups contain only organic ingredients, and some are gluten-free; each cup is so labeled if applicable.
The cups provide a fast snack or meal-idea: pour boiling water into the cup, stir, let stand a few minutes, and eat or pour over such as pasta and rice.
The company does well to make the food cups taste good, and each individual will have his/her own favorites.
Keep in mind that McDougall food cups are aimed at the vegan/health-consicious market. Since they are pricey (the large cups go for almost $2.00 each), I wouldn't recommend them for non-vegans/vegetarians, as there are many less-expensive (and less-healthy) alternatives.Amazon sells the food cups for less than the Right Foods website does; the company website has a larger variety.
Those who are vegan or thinking of becoming vegan would do well to visit Dr. McDougall's website (drmcdougall dot com) for more information.
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Dr. McDougall's Golden Pilaf combines hearty brown and white rice with Belgian durum wheat semolina pasta, peas, carrots, and toasted garlic with herbs and spices. Its vegetarian chicken flavor is so authentic, you'd think it was the real thing (your arteries will know the difference, though). Chicken-flavored Pilaf combines heart-healthy, all-natural ingredients in a generous individual serving cup with a fresh flavor packet. Like all Dr. McDougall's Right Foods, this convenient cup meal contains no saturated fat or cholesterol. Dr. McDougall's Right Foods are always natural, heart healthy, and vegan, meeting guidelines for heart healthy foods low in fat, saturated fat, and cholesterol. Eating a heart healthy diet may reduce the risk of heart disease; it's also a great way to stay active and lean. Created by the founder of the renowned McDougall Program in Santa Rosa, California, Dr. McDougall's Right Foods make it easier for people to eat well on the go.
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