RE: Re: The new fast food

[Guest guest]

I don't have any grasshoppers Dennis, but I think that fried up crispy in a

little coconut oil and salted, they'd make a great fast food snack for those

times you get the munchies--much healthier than cheetos. I'm still waiting

for you to experiment--according to Weston Price " They provide a rich source

of minerals and vitamins. " (p. 261 NAPD) Plus, they're free...which is a

lot cheaper than bison.

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-----Original Message-----

From: dkemnitz2000 [mailto:dkemnitz2000@...]

Sent: Friday, August 23, 2002 4:07 PM

Subject: Re: The new fast food

--- did you forget the grasshoppers?

In @y..., " Pellicer " <@H...> wrote:

> As I'm sitting in my home office trying to get some work done, I

noticed

> that my kefir and banana breakfast didn't have quite the right

ratio for me.

> Need more dense protein and fat.

> Anyway, ran down to the kitchen to fix a snack to correct this and

just

> noticed that this can be really fast food:

> Raw bison chunks lightly salted, kefir d'aqua and some coconut

cream. Yum,

> yum.

> --

[Guest guest]

At 05:20 PM 8/23/2002 -0700, you wrote:

>I don't have any grasshoppers Dennis, but I think that fried up crispy in a

>little coconut oil and salted, they'd make a great fast food snack for those

>times you get the munchies--much healthier than cheetos. I'm still waiting

>for you to experiment--according to Weston Price " They provide a rich source

>of minerals and vitamins. " (p. 261 NAPD) Plus, they're free...which is a

>lot cheaper than bison.

>--

I fried up some dried anchovies and got a similar result. Protein-rich

chips! And

they aren't nearly as likely to get you tossed out of " polite society " . Dried

anchovies are really cheap in the Asian markets.

Heidi