--- Robert Kesterson <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
> Ah.  Now *that* makes sense to me.  Thanks very much
> for that, Debby.

Sure thing.

> > I also use very tiny amounts of stevia and
> cinnamon in
> > the raw egg drink I usually make for breakfast (3
> raw
> > eggs, 2tbsp coconut oil, cinnamon and stevia, hot
> > water in the blender.. tastes like warm egg nog
> and
> > very filling way to start the day).
> 
> I must say, while the ingredients are find, it
> doesn't sound very  
> appetizing.

Yeah, it doesn't sound good does it.. but try it and I
promise you'll think differently.  I made some for my
Dad and my nanny without telling them what was in it. 
They couldn't believe that it didn't have milk in it. 
So trust me if you like egg nog you will love this
drink.

In fact its the best recipe I've found in a LONG time!
 Something about the combination of ingredients and
how it is whipped in the blender and drinking it warm
makes it REALLY good.

> Indeed I do.  And by eating paleo, I hope to stay
> that way. ;-)

Yup, good job!  By eating the way I do, I hope to
correct this imbalanced body of mine, and hopefully
reverse the damage I have done because of the !@#$%^&*
government's diet recommendations.

> I can definitely vouch for that.  We have a patch of
> wild strawberries in  
> the front of our house which we eat from time to
> time.  They are small,  
> and don't taste anything at all like the ones from
> the grocery store.  The  
> same goes for wild grapes, which are also plentiful
> here.  Wild  
> blackberries and raspberries taste about like you'd
> expect, though.

Even better if you are eating the wild ones, I'd think
you wouldn't have to limit it as much as you would
fruit from the store.

Luv,
Debby
San Jose, CA


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