On Souplantation's Cookies

Edwin Goei • OC Weekly • June 1, 2008
Souplantation is a harmless (I don't mean that sarcastically) and serviceable way to detox from a weeklong meat binge. It's also perfect when you want to please the vegetarian in your midst. We took a visiting Indian colleague who was “veg,” and...
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