Gardenburger

Windermere/Manzanita Lyle Hubbard, a consultant who was formerly the CEO and president of veggie-burger maker Gardenburger and a senior vice president at the Quaker Oats Company, bought a beachfront property in Manzanita, Ore., in 2000 and spent two years building this Craftsman home.

Beachfront Oregon 2010

Windermere/Manzanita Lyle Hubbard, a consultant who was formerly the CEO and president of veggie-burger maker Gardenburger and a senior vice president at the Quaker Oats Company, bought a beachfront property in Manzanita, Ore., in 2000 and spent two years building this Craftsman home.

Beachfront Oregon 2010

Windermere/Manzanita Lyle Hubbard, a consultant who was formerly the CEO and president of veggie-burger maker Gardenburger and a senior vice president at the Quaker Oats Company, bought a beachfront property in Manzanita, Ore., in 2000 and spent two years building this Craftsman home.

Beachfront Oregon 2010

Try veggie burgers - Gardenburger makes some really good ones, they don't taste like they're pretending to be meat, they just taste GOOD.

blog: My body eats potatoes, my mind is not ready 2008

We always get some Gardenburger BBQ Riblets, among other things.

Blathering Lockdown: Day Nine « Whatever 2008

To accompany that Gardenburger, we can head down memory lane to Real Foods Market on PolkStrassa in beautiful San Francisco circa 1995 and pick among the numerous varieties of juicy and sweet heirloom tomatoes in season even one of which is better than every commercial tomato sold in every market on any day in all of Mexico.

hard to get favorite foods 2005

You know, Gardenburger needs to bottle and sell the sauce that's on the Riblets.

...and I hate clowns. missleigh 2005

Try one veggie Boca Burger or Gardenburger on half a whole wheat bun.

Fire Up Your Metabolism Lyssie Lakatos 2004

Dude, what was I thinking with those Gardenburger riblets?

weapons of massdistraction › Monday Mishmash 2003

Even the Gardenburger tasted a whole lot better than what you'd expect something out of the box would taste.

Spokane Food Blog Remi 2010