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16 years ago
tamu
p.s. there's definitely alchemy hap'nin when goji berries get together with cacao! :0) fun combination!
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Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 16 years ago
tamu
hi everyone
saw an ad in a newspaper recently for goji berry plants, (i'm in the uk), i think i might order a couple as i'd love to taste them fresh!
i make a yummy goji pudding by blending gojis (soaked) avocado coconut butter lemon juice agave and lucuma.
love
shell
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Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 16 years ago
tamu
Hello
Only got a few minutes spare so won't go into too much detail.....
grains and beans can be eaten raw if they are sprouted (soaked, rinsed, drained and allowed to begin germinating/sprouting). I personally don't like to eat sprouted beans or pulses, they give me indigestion! But as a transition food they are ok. I personally sprout a lot of seeds, like alfalfa, sunflower, pumpkin and h
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 16 years ago
tamu
Hi,
I haven't read all of the replies above fully, so i may be repeating, but just wanted to mention that you could try carminative herbs (A herb that soothes the digestive tract and minimizes gas is known as a carminative).... my favourite being fennel. Somewhere on the web someone suggest a Carminatea, made with camomile, caraway, dill, fennel, lemon balm (also known as melissa) and peppermint
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 17 years ago
tamu
good luck!
I always feel much better when I'm not eating so much fat. There's nothing like the clean 'juicy' feeling of eating fruity!
I'm starting a 5-7 day fat free stint, so I'll be joining you!
Love
x
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 18 years ago
tamu
hello all you lovely rawies out there
i wonder if anyone has any gems of advice for me
this is the story
i don't have a garden at the mo
but i want to grow lots of my own greens
am pretty experienced with sunflower greens n wheatgrass
but what about lettuce
d'you think i can grow these indoors in little pots?
am inspired after buying a 'living lettuce' in a little pot, from my local waitr
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 18 years ago
tamu
i love them, they are a warming and building veggie, so good if you need a little more yang in your diet....I like to munch on them like apples!
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