Re: how to make garlic powder and onion powder without a dehydrator?/Jody

[Guest guest]

>

> Joanna,

>

> I just use fresh garlic and onions now instead of garlic and onion

> powder. I bought a garlic press and I use it on both garlic and onions.

>

> As for honey, I've never seen grade B or C. I'd probably stick with

> grade A, since I assume that's the best quality.

>

>

> Jody

> mom to -7 and -9

> SCD 1/03

>

I went to a Farmer's market, and the lady was selling Grade C. So I

asked her what's different grade about? And she said Grade A meaning

total processed. Grade B is partially processed. Grade C is raw and

unfiltered.

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

Raw is okay, but honey should be filtered at the beginning of the diet

because the pollen can be very irritating to an injured gut.

Sheila, SCD 59 mos, 22 yrs UC

mom of and

>

> I thought raw and unfilted was best because it helps relieve allergy

symptoms.

> > As for honey, I've never seen grade B or C. I'd probably stick

with

> > grade A, since I assume that's the best quality.

>

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

Raw is okay, but honey should be filtered at the beginning of the diet

because the pollen can be very irritating to an injured gut.

Sheila, SCD 59 mos, 22 yrs UC

mom of and

>

> I thought raw and unfilted was best because it helps relieve allergy

symptoms.

> > As for honey, I've never seen grade B or C. I'd probably stick

with

> > grade A, since I assume that's the best quality.

>

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

Raw is okay, but honey should be filtered at the beginning of the diet

because the pollen can be very irritating to an injured gut.

Sheila, SCD 59 mos, 22 yrs UC

mom of and

>

> I thought raw and unfilted was best because it helps relieve allergy

symptoms.

> > As for honey, I've never seen grade B or C. I'd probably stick

with

> > grade A, since I assume that's the best quality.

>