Flax-Max-Hemp-Mash Porridge
Submitted by mish on September 21, 2007 - 2:47pm
This is a hearty low glycemic breakfast WITHOUT NUTS! Bee Pollen for B12 if you like, coconut butter for all day sustained superpower, goji antioxidents, slippery elm and marshmallow for tonifying colon, flax and hemp for super Omega coverage, lucuma for truely low glycemic load extra sweetness!
8 reponses to "Flax-Max-Hemp-Mash Porridge"
1. is the banana necessary?
is the banana necessary?
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While it sounds delicious, it is not very low glycemic at all with the banana, raisins, goji berries in it.
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I just made this today. It is wonderful! Thank you so much for coming up with something hearty and nut-free. I really appreciate it.
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yay! this breakfast was absolutely delicious! thank you so much for this recipe! i added some maca and goji powder in there too.... such a good way to get some superfoods in first thing in the morning. plus i love love love that there's no nuts in there! thanks so much!!!!
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Dear writeeternity,
please read this about honey! the good kind is 1000times better for you than the bad kinds.... http://www.thesynergycompany.com/pages/healing-honey.html
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hi ombaby,
COCONUT OIL is pressed out from the coconut meat. It is the fat, with all it's goodness, but no the protein and fiber rich meat. It is not sweet.
COCONUT BUTTER is the entirety of the coconut blended into a creamy spread and is sweeter than the oil, ARTISANA IS THE BEST (see link)...
http://www.livingnutritionals.com/product_info.php?cPath=153_110...
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I was just reading up on honey with all the extra vitamins in the really raw stuff and bought some. I was so suprised by how many vitamins were in it. I'm not even a honey eater but I thought I try some for once. I've never seen marshmallow before.. I'd love to try this!
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yay nut free! so good to have nut free recipes... what is the difference between coconut butter & coconut oil? i've seen some sources say they're the same...but thats not true, is it! they're both 100% coconut.....what makes 'em different?! thanks!