Contact your store manager and explain the problem.  Request that Farm Rich 
non-dairy creamer be returned to the shelf.  If that isn't successful, 
contact a district manager for Publix and go thru the same routine.  This 
can be taken all the way to the corporate office level in Lakeland, FL. 
Their motto is that they aim to please the customer.  Take them at their 
word and see what happens.  The more people who make noise about this, the 
more responsive the organization will be.


At 03:54 PM 22-01-06 -0500, you wrote:
>On Sun, 22 Jan 2006, Susan Gallant wrote:
>
> >     why does sue need 15 hard references for one basic opinion. but a
> > commercial telling me that if i drink 24 ounces a milk a day, i'll lose
> > weight and not one of you has mention that on this NO Milk list serve.
> > think about it.
>
>The Dairy Industry "drink milk / weight loss" TV commercials are
>irrelevant.  Most of us are subscribed to this list to exchange info on
>avoiding milk, not to talk about cow's milk or why it should or shouldn't
>be consumed by humans.
>
>I'm personally highly allergic to milk, and wouldn't/couldn't intentinally
>consume it no matter what bogus claims the Dairy Industry spews on TV.
>
>Now, here's an example of relevant content for this list:
>[BTW...this is not just an example...but real]
>
>One by one, the local Publix grocery stores have stopped carrying Farm
>Rich non-dairy creamer...which I've used as a milk substitute for years in
>anything from dry cereal to pancakes.  They replaced it on the shelves
>with their own store brand which is UD.  They do sell 8th Continent soy
>milks, but only in half gallon jugs.  I don't use it often enough to go
>through that fast enough.  Has this happened in other areas?  If so, what
>are you doing for a non-dairy (parve preferred) milk substitute suitable
>for cooking with or eating on cheerios?
>
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