What are your new years 2015 raw vegan diet goals?

I don't have any diet goals, l just go with the flow. I will do what my guidance tells me.

And no, l don't believe in New Years day and particular dates, for that is manmade ideas.

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Eat more and exercise more.

Mine are

To eat more wild greens and glorified salads

To drink more exotic raw fruit smoothies

to make the perfect dehydrator treats

To have abundance of raw vegan meals

To get a talent for making good raw recipes

To eat more natural hygiene too

Access to tropical fruit this entire year

shipments of fresh dates to my house.

lots of durian

mmm mmmm mmmm raw vegan food.

TO BE IMPECCABLE in my diet.

I'm a big believer in the momentum of significant dates and I've made many life changes on my birthday as well as the new year.

For me, this year I have decided to plant more seeds, juice more, rollerblade, ski, bike more regularly. Get back to the weights and daily yoga and occasional fasting too.


Coconutcream, thanks for sharing! I think I'll incorporate some of your resolutions into mine, especially eat more wild greens and more durian.

I'd like to accomplish several of Coconutcream's wishes, also.

Perfect dehydrator treats and getting more innovative in creating original raw vegan recipes are especially fun sounding new things to work on.

I'd also like to find a durian and a passion fruit. Those and raw vegan cheeses and cheesecakes are also things I've never tasted yet. I'll try to make this the year for those things!

I recently tried durian for the first time. It was almost too good.


My goals are to learn how to wild craft greens, start growing wheat grass, buy a new juicer since my old cheap one literally collapsed on itself and juiced the basket (juicer suicide), meditate and do breathwork daily, invest into shipyard rope and kettle bells for functional strength exercise, spend as much time as humanly possible loving my young children, and living a genuinely stress free life. Also heal my gut completely so I can eat nuts again without breaking out.


Continue to eat 100% raw goes without saying, apart from herbal teas.

SueZ, durian can be found in Asian grocery stores and can be bought as fresh or frozen.

Frozen is cheaper and I don't know why. Maybe your defraying the cost of those fresh ones that will rot before they're sold.

Here in Canada, I can expect to pay $40 to $50 for fresh durian and $15 to $25 for frozen. Maybe it sounds a little expensive but there's a lot of rich eating for your money...

A little expensive if you don't like it. I ate it several times before the cravings developed. It's an acquired taste but if you stick with it, you'll see why they call it the king of fruit.

Yummmmmm!

Raw4ever Wrote:
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> SueZ, durian can be found in Asian grocery stores
> and can be bought as fresh or frozen.
>
> Frozen is cheaper and I don't know why. Maybe your
> defraying the cost of those fresh ones that will
> rot before they're sold.
>
> Here in Canada, I can expect to pay $40 to $50
> for fresh durian and $15 to $25 for frozen. Maybe
> it sounds a little expensive but there's a lot of
> rich eating for your money...
>
> A little expensive if you don't like it. I ate it
> several times before the cravings developed. It's
> an acquired taste but if you stick with it,
> you'll see why they call it the king of fruit.
>
> Yummmmmm!

Thanks, but not where I am for some reason. I can get a lot of jungle produce but no one has had durian of any kind for the years I've been looking for it. I'll see if I can get any of them to special order me one this year. Maybe I can special order some of those crazy cool looking passion fruits, too.

My friend from Sri Lanka assures me that the best possible Durian are locally grown and that they are not very tasty by the time it takes to get them to the USA.

I believe her.

arugula Wrote:
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> My friend from Sri Lanka assures me that the best
> possible Durian are locally grown and that they
> are not very tasty by the time it takes to get
> them to the USA.
>
> I believe her.


Thanks, I try to order it frozen then I guess. I'm not going to pay $50 for a shadow of something.

My aspirations are to enjoy raw to the fullest.


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