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Home arrow Product Reviews arrow Sauces and Dips arrow Toby’s Tofu Pâté - Lemon Dill Spread & Dip (Vegan, Gluten-Free)


Toby’s Tofu Pâté - Lemon Dill Spread & Dip (Vegan, Gluten-Free) PDF Print E-mail

This tempting dip and spread is one of the most versatile products I have come across yet.  All of the Toby’s flavors are delicious, but for some reason the ideas really began flowing when we picked up a tub of the Lemon Dill variety.

It is very similar in both texture and flavor to the other Toby’s varieties, but the light lemon and dill persuasion seemed to add a new dimension to either the pâté or our creativity.  It was excellent as a substitute for cream cheese on our lunch of lox and bagels.  We also trialed it as a carrot dip, mixed into hot white rice, and as the creamy addition to coleslaw.  All were delicious. 

Yet, the most intriguing suggestion I have found comes from Jennifer McCann, the author of “Vegan Lunch Box,” and a blog by the same name.  She filled jumbo pasta shells with the Lemon Dill Pâté (rather than ricotta), and garnished it with a fresh sprig of dill.  I could only imagine this excellent dish, as by the time I found her suggestion our tub of Toby’s was gone! 

  • Pros: Truly creamy non-dairy dip; Made with organic Non-GMO soybeans; All natural; Vegan; Versatile; Low-fat and no cholesterol
  • Cons: Best for those who have a taste for tofu

Recommended For:

  • Lox & Bagel
  • Carrots and Coleslaw
  • Adding Complexity to Rice or Pasta
  • A Flavorful Ricotta Sub

Where to Buy:

  • In Stores - Natural food stores in CA, NV, AZ, NM, CO, UT, ID, MT, WA and AK; Special orders can be made.  I had much better luck with Wild Oats for Toby's, they carried the full range front and center in the refrigerated section.

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