Re: almond milk/rice milk recipes

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Lots of different recipes for rice milk:

http://www.panix.com/~nomilk/ricemilk.txt

lindaj@...

> Thanks sherry, its a very good site. Perhaps someone out there might help

> us with the rice milk. Would be interesting to know how its done. I also

eat

> a rice cereal in the morning. Its a fast cooking hot cereal made from oven

> roasted Demeter certified brown rice what ever that is! I assume I could

> make that also probably by grinding the rice. Its like a powder. You make

> it with water but can replace the water with rice dream and add prunes,

> raisins and dried apricots Yum :-)

>

> .

>

> Re: Digest Number 285

> > >

> > >

> > >I find that the fresh rice milk is quite good. Better than the tetra

> >paks.

> > > Prescott

> > >gprescottis@...

> > > Re: Digest Number 285

> > > >

> > > >

> > > > Hi Hermann,

> > > > I am new to the type O list, and I read the article you posted

on

> > >soy

> > > > with great interest. I have used soy products for years, and I,

too,

> > >have

> > > > experienced side effects, but believed in the benefits out-weighing

> >the

> > > > potential health risks.

> > > > Recently I realized I had to quit taking the soy protein

powder,

> >as

> > >I

> > > > am

> > > > on hormone replacement, and I was getting many bizarre symptoms,

> > >thinking

> > >I

> > > > was on too much hormone. I stopped using the protein, and within a

> > >couple

> > > > weeks, the symptoms subsided. I have had a lot of the " brain fog "

and

> > > > lethargy, and I am hoping that those symptoms will all go away, too.

> > >(Never

> > > > related this to soy!) I just stopped taking the protein about six

> >weeks

> > >ago.

> > > > I've still been using the soy milk, but I will stop that too.

> > > > I was wondering what the source of the article is.

> > > > Also, I was wondering if you or anyone else would have any

> > >suggestions

> > > > what to use as a milk substitute. I'm wondering about almond or

rice

> > >milk.

> > > > It's only been about a week that I've been on the O plan, and

I'm

> > >doing

> > > > well. Has anyone experienced detoxifying symptoms?

> > > > Thanks,

> > > >

> > > >

> >------------------------------------------------------------------------

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[Guest guest]

Thanks linda.

.

Re: Digest Number 285

> > >

> > >

> > >I find that the fresh rice milk is quite good. Better than the tetra

> >paks.

> > > Prescott

> > >gprescottis@...

> > > Re: Digest Number 285

> > > >

> > > >

> > > > Hi Hermann,

> > > > I am new to the type O list, and I read the article you posted

on

> > >soy

> > > > with great interest. I have used soy products for years, and I,

too,

> > >have

> > > > experienced side effects, but believed in the benefits out-weighing

> >the

> > > > potential health risks.

> > > > Recently I realized I had to quit taking the soy protein

powder,

> >as

> > >I

> > > > am

> > > > on hormone replacement, and I was getting many bizarre symptoms,

> > >thinking

> > >I

> > > > was on too much hormone. I stopped using the protein, and within a

> > >couple

> > > > weeks, the symptoms subsided. I have had a lot of the " brain fog "

and

> > > > lethargy, and I am hoping that those symptoms will all go away, too.

> > >(Never

> > > > related this to soy!) I just stopped taking the protein about six

> >weeks

> > >ago.

> > > > I've still been using the soy milk, but I will stop that too.

> > > > I was wondering what the source of the article is.

> > > > Also, I was wondering if you or anyone else would have any

> > >suggestions

> > > > what to use as a milk substitute. I'm wondering about almond or

rice

> > >milk.

> > > > It's only been about a week that I've been on the O plan, and

I'm

> > >doing

> > > > well. Has anyone experienced detoxifying symptoms?

> > > > Thanks,

> > > >

> > > >

> >------------------------------------------------------------------------

> > > > Shop at gazoontite.com & breathe happier and healthier! Click here!

> > > > 1/5491/8/_/473523/_/961335193/

> > > >

> >------------------------------------------------------------------------

> > > >

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fabulous thank you

Sherry

>From: lindaj@...

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>Subject: Re: almond milk/rice milk recipes

>Date: Tue, 20 Jun 2000 07:34:47 -0500

>

>Lots of different recipes for rice milk:

>http://www.panix.com/~nomilk/ricemilk.txt

>

>

>lindaj@...

>

>

> > Thanks sherry, its a very good site. Perhaps someone out there might

>help

> > us with the rice milk. Would be interesting to know how its done. I also

>eat

> > a rice cereal in the morning. Its a fast cooking hot cereal made from

>oven

> > roasted Demeter certified brown rice what ever that is! I assume I could

> > make that also probably by grinding the rice. Its like a powder. You

>make

> > it with water but can replace the water with rice dream and add prunes,

> > raisins and dried apricots Yum :-)

> >

> > .

> >

> > Re: Digest Number 285

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >I find that the fresh rice milk is quite good. Better than the tetra

> > >paks.

> > > > Prescott

> > > >gprescottis@...

> > > > Re: Digest Number 285

> > > > >

> > > > >

> > > > > Hi Hermann,

> > > > > I am new to the type O list, and I read the article you

>posted

>on

> > > >soy

> > > > > with great interest. I have used soy products for years, and I,

>too,

> > > >have

> > > > > experienced side effects, but believed in the benefits

>out-weighing

> > >the

> > > > > potential health risks.

> > > > > Recently I realized I had to quit taking the soy protein

>powder,

> > >as

> > > >I

> > > > > am

> > > > > on hormone replacement, and I was getting many bizarre symptoms,

> > > >thinking

> > > >I

> > > > > was on too much hormone. I stopped using the protein, and within

>a

> > > >couple

> > > > > weeks, the symptoms subsided. I have had a lot of the " brain fog "

>and

> > > > > lethargy, and I am hoping that those symptoms will all go away,

>too.

> > > >(Never

> > > > > related this to soy!) I just stopped taking the protein about six

> > >weeks

> > > >ago.

> > > > > I've still been using the soy milk, but I will stop that too.

> > > > > I was wondering what the source of the article is.

> > > > > Also, I was wondering if you or anyone else would have any

> > > >suggestions

> > > > > what to use as a milk substitute. I'm wondering about almond or

>rice

> > > >milk.

> > > > > It's only been about a week that I've been on the O plan, and

>I'm

> > > >doing

> > > > > well. Has anyone experienced detoxifying symptoms?

> > > > > Thanks,

> > > > >

> > > > >

> >

> >------------------------------------------------------------------------

> > > > > Shop at gazoontite.com & breathe happier and healthier! Click

>here!

> > > > > 1/5491/8/_/473523/_/961335193/

> > > > >

> >

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