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Oatmeal Cheeze
Water 300 g 600
Nutr Yeast 20 g 40
Oats 40 g 80
Tahini 60 g 120
Lemon Juice 60 g 120
Paprika 1 g 2
Sea Salt 8 g 15
VitaMix ~3-4 minutes until cooked & thickened

Green Bean Cheeze Soup
boiled Green Beans 50 g
prep Oat Cheeze 100 g
Water ≤250 g
Pureé Green Beans with ~ ½ equivalent part water til liquid, add Cheeze & remaining water & blend.
Total soup serving ~400 g

Rice Pudding and Cocoa 6p+5c
Water 750 g
Lite Oil 50 g
Stevia 2 drprs
Rice Flour 220 g
Cocoa 40 g
VitaMix ~3-4 minutes until cooked & thickened Makes (6) x 125 g serve pudding
Then add 1-1.5x (g remaining pudd) in water for Cocoa (5 serves)

Tah 100 g (w)71 g LemJu 86 g
TT – 100TD+10 Tamari+1drStevia
TM – 100TD+10-20 Mustard +1-2 Stv
TB – 100TD+10-20BBQ

Best Answer – Chosen by Voters Hi there, I’m from Northglenn, and I’m always shopping at the Asian Supermarkets, so I’ll name some popular Asian stores you can go to. The one in Sakura Square, can’t do, I haven’t even been there.
*These Chinese and Vietnamese stores usually close around 6:00 pm, so go before traffic hits.

Far East Oriental Supermarket
333 S Federal Blvd SUITE Ste 123
Denver, CO 80219-2949

-You can’t miss it, it’s on the corner of Alameda and Federal, and it has a sort of pagoda shaped entrance with “Far East” on it. There’s 2 Asian Grocery Stores there, one on the left and one on the right. I always go to the one on the left. If you get hungry, I highly recommend you try Saigon Bowl, good food, great price. Try the Vietnamese Bun (bu-on) with grilled pork and try the Spring roll and Vietnamese egg roll appetizers. I’m telling you its really good! Also try the Asian Bakery on the right!

Other Stores around the Area

-If you go east on Alameda from Federal, look to your right, and you’ll see Alameda Square, turn in. You’ll see 2 other grocery stores. There’s a small one on the east and a big one on the south. The small one is called Pacific Ocean; they also built a pretty big one in Broomfield, so you can try that one too. In the mornings, try the Dim Sum at the Kings Land Chinese Seafood Restaurant on the west side of Alameda Square, it’s really good. Try the Shumai, Shrimp Dumplings and much more!
*These Vietnamese and Korean stores will close a little later than the ones around Alameda.

Pacific Ocean Market Place
6600 W 120th Ave
Broomfield, CO 80020-6936

-This is on 120th and Sheridan. It has become a very popular Asian Supermarket ever since it has been built a couple years ago. I’d say it’s bigger and cleaner looking compared to the other Asian stores around Alameda. While you’re there, try the popular Vietnamese Pho Noodle Soups and Bubble Teas at Pho Duy; really good soup at a good price.

H Mart
2751 S Parker Rd
Aurora

-This has been my favorite ever since the first time I went. If you have the time, try going there. This is an even bigger Asian Supermarket! You may find more things you can’t find at other Asian stores.

So when you’ve got the time, try them all to see what you like best, but also try the food and H Mart!

Good Luck! ^_^ 5 years ago
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“Here’s two new ones my wife and I found in Denver. They’re both large asian mkts similar to a Ranch 99. We visited both and thought the HK Supermarket, which was smaller, had a better selection of Thai sauces and misc. e.g the healthy boy brand, tamarind, and even fresh water mimosa(?).” – Former Student Denver
Hong Kong Supermarket open everyday 9am-9pm
1340 S Federal Blvd #B Denver, CO 80219 303-936-0899

We thought the HK Supermarket, which was smaller, had a better selection of thai sauces and misc. e.g the healthy baby brand, tamarind, and even fresh Water Mimosa(?). (September, 2004)

Han Ah Reum Mart
2751 S. Parker Road Denver, CO 303-745-4592

The largest Asian market in Aurora, it’s an astounding place, with everything from dishes and Japanese electronics to 30 kinds of fresh fish, twice as many types of fruits and vegetables and a staggering array of pan-Asian ingredients. Open 9 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. daily. Has fresh Galanga, not much thai sauces, has no tamarind more korean and chinese stuff. Nice selection of fresh fruits/vegies. (September, 2004)

Little Saigon Market
375 South Federal Blvd. Denver, CO 80219
They carry a good variety of Vietnamese, Thai, Chinese, and other Asian ingredients. I got fresh Galangal root, a bag of Kaffir lime leaves, a bag of thai chilis, and a bundle of fresh lemongrass for just under 5 dollars. (October 2009, email)