Healthier but Still Not Health Food

"Famous Fritz", located in Creston, BC specializes in European sausages and deli meats.  While sausage and deli meats will never make the cut as "health food", Famous Fritz may have found a way to help make them a little healthier.  I will never advise anyone that processed meats, of any kind, be a staple in your diet but, as an occasional indulgence, I'm sure your nutritionist won't faint.

Depending on where you call home, these new products might be a good excuse for a road trip.  Creston is just over the US-Canadian border; a few miles north of Porthill, Idaho or about a three-hour drive north from Spokane, Washington.  According to the press release, in addition to being gluten free, the 11 new deli products feature a ground breaking formula which serves to enrich the meats naturally with Omega 3 Fatty Acids and reduce the cholesterol level up to 50%.

If anyone out there gets a chance to try these new products, I'd love to hear from you.

 

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  • 10/20/2008 11:47 PM Victoria wrote:
    Thanks, again for posting Stacy!

    I am Victoria, the co-owner of Famous Fritz Meats & Deli and I would like to invite you guys to our store. I am more than happy to sample our huge variety. You will love our tasty Gluten Free Deli Meats, our mouthwatering Fresh Sausages and the taste of our delicious Smokies. Everything is proudly made on premises by Tom, my husband. Besides Famous Fritz.....Creston has lots to offer: Great Artist-Studios, an outstanding winery, lots of fresh, local grown fruit & vegetables. Come on up and discover the culinary delights and the beauty of the Creston Valley!

    PS We're currently not shipping our products to the US, but we're working on it!

    Greetings from Canada, Victoria
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