Guest guest Posted March 14, 2008 Report Share Posted March 14, 2008 Hi Jodi, Grammy sent me your e-mail address. I'll write more later today, it's dinner time where I live ;-). Best, Sabine CD, SCD 5 years. > > anyone do this diet in germany? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 14, 2008 Report Share Posted March 14, 2008 hehe.. thanks.. my husband corrected me (he says for the fifth time) that we are flying out of newark on saturday the 22nd arriving in hamburg on sunday the 23rd- so i guess there will be no shopping after all! only on that following tuesday! bon apetite! i should learn how to say that in german! jodi > > > > anyone do this diet in germany? > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 14, 2008 Report Share Posted March 14, 2008 Hi Jodi, where to buy organic (bio) in Hamburg: http://www.echt-bio.de/cm/eb/haendler/suche.php opening hours: Öffnungszeiten/Oeffnungszeiten So (abbr): Sunday O with 2 dots on top: oe shopping: Lidl Supermarkt (supermarket) Reeperbahn 157 20359 Hamburg-St. i/St. i Öffnungszeiten: Mo. - Sa. 7-23 Uhr / So. 10-20 Uhr http://www.lidl.de/cps/rde/xchg/lidl_de/hs.xsl/11624.htm PLZ: Zip code They sell fresh fruit, veggies, and meat/poultry. So you will not go hungry Easter Sunday. You can safely buy any kind of meat, poultry, and fish in Germany. " they only had 11 new messages and these groups have way more activity " ??? They? Hey, that's US! And WE got lots of cheeses, not to mention OUR safe labelling and more. Now, really... Please bring your own yoghurt maker plus voltage converter. Brands: Yoghurt (starter): Landliebe Joghurt original. Please do not use " Landliebe mild " because it contains bifidus. To be found at almost every super market, try Edeka. Total Greek yoghurt is also safe to use. No need to bring butter, and nut butters - just make sure you have enough to eat during the trip. Eggs are save to use, better buy organic. No problems regarding salmonella. Our organic shops (see above) sell nut butters (Rapunzel). Mustard: Dijon Senf by " Arche " (organic), or Maille. What to avoid, when you read the small print: sugar: Zucker spices: Gewürze/Gewuerze Restaurant: http://www.die-fischkueche.de Restaurants: Besides Fischküche, try to find an Italian restaurant near you and don't be shy to ask. You might find fish, tomatoes and spinach, and a lot of understanding. Breakfast: http://www.kempinski.com/en/index.htm Just an idea, why not, just ask. I would. Where to buy fish & sea food: Fisch-Böttcher Mühlenkamp 17 22303 Hamburg 040 2708077 (Phone) http://www.fischmarkt-hamburg.de/html/fischmarkt_en.htm English is a common language in Hamburg. You might want to take a print-out of the following when eating out , though; I always do: " Aufgrund einer sehr schweren Allergie kann ich bestimmte Dinge nicht essen. Ich danke Ihnen schon im Voraus fuer Ihre freundliche Hilfe und bedaure, Ihnen Umstaende zu machen! Das kann ich nicht essen: Getreide, Cerealien, Mehl, Brot, Nudeln, Staerke, Gluten, Maisstaerke, Pfeilwurz, Kartoffeln, Suesskartoffeln, Mais, getrocknete Bohnen, Soja, Sojasauce, Tamarinde; Zucker, Melasse, Mais- und Ahornsirup; Laktose, Milch, Sahne, Buttermilch, Yoghurt, Margarine; Gewuerzmischungen, Zwiebel- und Knoblauchpulver, Industrie- und Schmelzkäse; Geraeucherte, eingesalzene oder sonstige industriell bearbeitete Fleisch- und Wurstwaren; Gemuese und Obst aus Dosen; Balsam-Essig, Bruehwürfel, Instant-Suppenbasen, zugekaufter Fond, Agar- Agar, Carragen, Backpulver, Instant-Cafe bzw. Tee, Schokolade, Kakao, Carob, Bier. Das kann ich essen: Fleisch, Gefluegel, Fisch, Meerestiere, Eier, alle anderen Gemüse, ungewuerzte Nuesse und Mandeln, alten Hartkäse, alle anderen Essige, Honig, trockner Wein. " Where to go, very beautiful: Cafe Engel http://www.restaurant- engel.de/index.php. Just have a cup of tea and enjoy. Have a save trip, additional questions are welcome. Enjoy, Sabine SCD Germany CD, SCD 5 years PS: Bon appetit: Guten Apptetit (GOO-tan uppah-TEET). Thank you: dunkeshoin. > > hehe.. thanks.. > my husband corrected me (he says for the fifth time) that we are > flying out of newark on saturday the 22nd arriving in hamburg on > sunday the 23rd- so i guess there will be no shopping after all! only > on that following tuesday! > > bon apetite! i should learn how to say that in german! > > jodi Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 15, 2008 Report Share Posted March 15, 2008 Dearest Sabine, Thank you so much for all of this invaluable information- you are making my life so much easier, manageable and more organized! My husband thanks you as well! I am not nearly as nervous now as my only worry really is getting too hungry! I have a couple of comments.. > where to buy organic (bio) in Hamburg: Is there a way for you to look up the big Bio-Markt? I think it is on Strasse? I don't know if that tells you too much. > shopping: > Lidl Supermarkt (supermarket) > They sell fresh fruit, veggies, and meat/poultry. So you will not go > hungry Easter Sunday. They will be open on Easter Sunday?? Fantastic! > " they only had 11 new messages and these groups have way more > activity " > > ??? They? Hey, that's US! And WE got lots of cheeses, not to mention > OUR safe labelling and more. Now, really... This made me laugh! You are right and I was careless with my words! LOL!! It is a pleasure going into European Markets and health food stores I wish the USA would learn. I have never been to Europe on SCD so I'm concerned. That's ok, all of you guys are making it so much easier for me. > English is a common language in Hamburg. You might want to take a > print-out of the following when eating out , though; I always do: This is super handy! > PS: Bon appetit: Guten Apptetit (GOO-tan uppah-TEET). Thank you: > dunkeshoin. I do remember that they say " cheous " in Hamburg (and the North) when you say goodbye! Now, only for the pronunciation! I wonder if you know about the area we are staying in and if it is decent and not a dump? (boy that has happened in the past LOL!) I can email you the map link off-list- but since you wrote St. i in the Lidel link I thought perhaps you might know or are willing to guess... I am sure they have Reform Haus near the area too? If not we will stop in one when we visit our friends when they get back from vacation! If I purchase fruits and vegetables in a regular supermarket are there any in particular I should look out for that might be heavily sprayed? I am very sensitive to spray. Also, I would like to buy organic eggs so all I have to do is make sure it says " BIO " on it? I rather not get any with added vitamins or Omega's as they do here and put it in to the hens feed. Once again, appreciation is hard to put in words.. My deepest thanks!! I am so happy this diet is enabling me to live a little. It has been dark in my life for way too many years. Thank you everyone for helping.. Thank you Elaine and Dr. Haas. Jodi SCD 5 months Crohn's/Colitis Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 15, 2008 Report Share Posted March 15, 2008 Dear Jodi, you're welcome! > I wonder if you know about the area we are staying in and if it is > decent and not a dump? (boy that has happened in the past LOL!) > I can email you the map link off-list Yes, please do! sabine.magdalena.buettner@... My family and I are still collecting ideas; I just remembered a shop where you might find good cheeses. :-) See you later, Sabine Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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