649210 Tue Sep 01 10:54:35 -0700 2009 7 8 Midwest 0 4996135 Hi, I live in Canton, OH, and am looking for a reasonably local source for good tofu. I am sick of tetra pack. Any suggestions? Or do I need to break out my blender and start making my own.... Anna Tue Sep 01 10:54:35 -0700 2009 66685 AnnaEA 1 4997584 Go to the West Side Market in Cleveland. Not only can you get locally made tofu...but Maha's Falafil as well....yummmm..... Tue Sep 01 18:35:36 -0700 2009 4996135 255114 jes7o 1 5001428 In our area, either you befriend some kind local asians or make it yourself. This place has some decent quality packaged stuff though: http://maps.google.com/maps?hl=en&ie=UTF-8&q=oriental+foods+whipple+canton+oh&fb=1&split=1&gl=us&view=text&latlng=7552321536519130125&dtab=7&oi=md_placemarks&sa=X&ei=NrufSr6RNIOKNvu24c4L Thu Sep 03 05:50:49 -0700 2009 4996135 142652 madgreek 1 5006209 I think this place has it- call and ask first though Asia Teahouse/ Food Market 3126 St. Clair Ave Cleveland, OH (216) 280-1681 Fri Sep 04 17:55:34 -0700 2009 4996135 19466 lyn 2 5068908 Sounds like I needs get me to Cleveland. Thank you all. Wed Sep 30 06:19:28 -0700 2009 5006209 66685 AnnaEA 1 5158631 Asian Supermarkets usuallly carry freshly made tofu. Tink Holl on E. 36th off of Payne Ave. in Cleveland makes Tofu at their store. Some of the others may as well, or if they don't, likely sell it. Not sure if you have any signifacantly sized Asian Supermarkets in the Akron/Canton Area? Thu Nov 05 11:44:13 -0800 2009 4996135 1122016 Michaellovesfood 2 5180490 There is a Asian market in Akron just west of the central interchange but the cleanliness leaves a bit to be desired. They have a reasonable selection of packaged foods that are safe but I wouldn't buy anything fresh. Fri Nov 13 20:27:38 -0800 2009 5158631 22220 Kelli2006 1 5178792 I've been meaning to confirm the existence of a place called Cleveland Tofu. I'd seen it years ago in Heinen's but I couldn't find any reference to it at all on the Internet. And if Google doesn't know about it, then if must not exist. Anyway, I asked the chef at fire food and drink about it. They have a entree that features tofu on their menu: local squash stuffed with pumpkin and fall squash, black bean and tofu stew, cilantro slaw, pepitas and tequilla vin. Apparently, they use Cleveland Tofu. I didn't ask where they got it. It may be difficult for retail consumers to find. I'll try to remember to ask the next time I'm there. Which will be Monday for a six course dinner featuring local tofu. Er... no, wait. I mean featuring local pork. Sorry. Anyway, the package says "premium handmade" and it also has a name and address, but no phone number. Vitalite Foods, 3800 Woodland Ave. I have to say, all the mystery has made me a little curious about this place. Fri Nov 13 09:23:12 -0800 2009 4996135 10919 stuart