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Now just tell me you drink raw milk and our relationship is cemented.

ChicagoGranny wrote:Now just tell me you drink raw milk and our relationship is cemented.

you can get it at the dairy down the road here... among other places. even though they did have a raw milk salmonella outbreak few years ago.

The only Brie worth eating is imported, because the US will not allow raw milk and pasteurization kills off the delicious microbes.
I only drank raw milk until I was in college. Sometimes, I "got" to remove it from the bovine.

ChicagoGranny wrote:Now just tell me you drink raw milk and our relationship is cemented.

Actually I gave up dairy milk a couple of years ago and now drink only almond and coconut milk, and I believe I am the healthier for it. I owe practically all my good health now to Janknitz's excellent health advice. Love that girl.

brendastarr wrote:

ChicagoGranny wrote:Now just tell me you drink raw milk and our relationship is cemented.

Actually I gave up dairy milk a couple of years ago and now drink only almond and coconut milk, and I believe I am the healthier for it. I owe practically all my good health now to Janknitz's excellent health advice. Love that girl.

I eat raw milk cheese (at least that is what the label claims ) In my humble opinion, it does taste alot better than regular cheese and since I purchase it at Trader Joes, the price isn't outrageous.

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brendastarr wrote: almond milk

Isn't that about 99% water?

ChicagoGranny wrote:

brendastarr wrote: almond milk

Isn't that about 99% water?

Yes but a nicely flavoured water and better the pop/soda or raw milk.

It's their marketing, your money, do as you please.

BlackSpinner wrote:

ChicagoGranny wrote:

brendastarr wrote: almond milk

Isn't that about 99% water?

Yes but a nicely flavoured water and better the pop/soda or raw milk.

OK now I'm mad. That was a tip I got from reading smoothie recipes. (I hate saying "smoothie.") Think I'll stick to the coconut milk. Thanks for the tip!

In Germany, and other parts of Europe Homeopathic medicines must be prescribed by a physician and filled at a pharmacy. I have good friends now retired who are pharmacists and owned their own pharmacy.

brendastarr wrote:

BlackSpinner wrote:

ChicagoGranny wrote:

brendastarr wrote: almond milk

Isn't that about 99% water?

Yes but a nicely flavoured water and better the pop/soda or raw milk.

OK now I'm mad. That was a tip I got from reading smoothie recipes. (I hate saying "smoothie.") Think I'll stick to the coconut milk. Thanks for the tip!

If you want almonds in your smoothie, sprout them over night and blend them into the smoothie. That way you get the favour plus the almond meat protein. Sprouting makes more nutrients available to eat.

Note you obviously can't use pretty white blanched almonds for this.

BlackSpinner wrote:

brendastarr wrote:

BlackSpinner wrote:

ChicagoGranny wrote:

brendastarr wrote: almond milk

Isn't that about 99% water?

Yes but a nicely flavoured water and better the pop/soda or raw milk.

OK now I'm mad. That was a tip I got from reading smoothie recipes. (I hate saying "smoothie.") Think I'll stick to the coconut milk. Thanks for the tip!

If you want almonds in your smoothie, sprout them over night and blend them into the smoothie. That way you get the favour plus the almond meat protein. Sprouting makes more nutrients available to eat.

Note you obviously can't use pretty white blanched almonds for this.

Thank you! Now I know how to sprout an almond: http://www.clarejosa.com/featured/how-t ... w-almonds/

http://www.gomerblog.com/2014/12/blood-bank-2

“It’s completely safe,” says Dr. Simpson, “as long as the donor and patient are star sign-compatible. For example, a Gemini donor product is compatible with a Libra recipient, but you would never give Aquarius blood to a Taurus.”

grayghost4 wrote:http://www.gomerblog.com/2014/12/blood-bank-2

“It’s completely safe,” says Dr. Simpson, “as long as the donor and patient are star sign-compatible. For example, a Gemini donor product is compatible with a Libra recipient, but you would never give Aquarius blood to a Taurus.”

That was funny and well written and it took me a while to figure out it was satire it was so close to the real thing. Next time I need blood I will ask for the vegan all natural version mentioned in the comments.

Gomer is all about humor. I was just perusing some wicked practical jokes.
Especially tickled by the cotton balls.