John Salley Creates Organic, Vegan Natural Food Line
Written by Vegetarian Star on July 3rd, 2009 in Athletes-Games-Sports, Business, Food & Drink.
No, it’s not April Fool’s Day and unlike other posts which joked about fake celebrity products, this is the real deal.
NBA legend John Salley has his own organic, vegan, natural food line, John Salley Foods, that he’s promoting.
“Primo Olive Oil” and “Habanero Pepper Sauce” are just two of the products with John’s handsome face on them, along with “Double Baked Herbed Crisps” and “Peach Chitpotle Sauce.”
Speaking of faces, doesn’t John putting his mug on these remind you of all those Paul Newman products that dominate the shelves? Sure would be nice if John set up foundations and charities to help the world like Newman did.
From John Salley Foods website:
“We are a gourmet snack food company on a mission to create products and recipes on a level you can’t ordinarily find at your grocery store. All of our foods are 100% organic, vegan and kosher. No animals were used or harmed in any way in the production of our foods.”
Notably missing are the ants, cow tongue and worms some of his competitors on I’m a Celebrity, get me out of here ate.
“4-time NBA champion and renowned television and film personality John Salley has been a vegan and aspiring chef for many years and has finally decided to bring his own unique take on organic cuisine to the public. John’s flavorful sauces and incredible snack foods prove that delicious treats can be vegan, organic and healthy, surpassing what you’ve known until now.”
Salley’s products aren’t available to order yet, but the site encourages those interested to check back or you can email them for more info on when they’ll be available.
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July 3rd, 2009 at 9:22 pm
It would be nice if he had some regular food as well as snacks. Not that the chipotle chips wouldn’t be nice to munch on, but how about some faux meat or a pasta dish, John?
July 4th, 2009 at 6:19 pm
True. While they’re are plenty of plain snack foods that don’t contain animal ingredients, we do need more entrees.
I think this line is focusing on his sauces more than anything, which, is good because if you remember Paul Newman has dozens of dressings, etc.
May 25th, 2012 at 6:06 am
[…] It takes a lot to fuel 6’11″ of muscle up and down a basketball court, but former NBA star John Salley knows the key to a healthy diet is abstaining from animal products. Salley has had a varied entertainment career since he retired from sports, but his real passion is health, and he’s an outspoken raw vegan who has worked with PETA and the PCRM and who has his own line of organic, vegan food products. […]
August 4th, 2012 at 8:44 pm
[…] It takes a lot to fuel 6’11? of muscle up and down a basketball court, but former NBA starJohn Salley knows the key to a healthy diet is abstaining from animal products. Salley has had a varied entertainment career since he retired from sports, but his real passion is health, and he’s an outspoken raw vegan who has worked with PETA and the PCRM and who has his own line of organic, vegan food products. […]