Re: black-eyed Peas legal?- Cleaning out illegals-educating husband

[Guest guest]

Thanks MiMi. I have a bag of 25 pounds of black eyed-peas-LOL- and needed to

know if I should keep them around.

However, upon checking the online list again of legals, I do clearly see " GREEN "

peas are OK. at some stage. Nothing green about black-eyed peas.

Back to clearing out illegals from the house. Hubby went tomato juice shopping

for me and picked up some legal apple cider upon request( no natural flavors

added!). He then proceeded to pick up a coconut/pineapple blend full of GUMS.

Pointers on educating hubby since he does some shopping? Would it just be best

to have the list with our local brands that check out and instruct to not stray

from the list?

Thanks,

Joy

Mom to Truman, wife to

made PB/almond flour cookies last night to show family SCD is not all bad- they

loved them!

starting stage one later this week.

[Guest guest]

Hi Joy,

That is an excellent strategy to use with husbands and others who want

to help you with the shopping.

Another strategy is to give your family the book that details the problem

of food additives:

Excitotoxins: The Taste That Kills (Paperback)

by L. Blaylock

http://www.amazon.com/Excitotoxins-Taste--L-Blaylock/dp/0929173252/ref=pd\

_bbs_sr_2?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1198636155&sr=8-2

That book will transform anyone into a careful shopper.

Mimi

>Hubby went tomato juice

> shopping for me and picked up some legal apple cider upon request( no

> natural flavors added!). He then proceeded to pick up a coconut/pineapple

> blend full of GUMS.

>

> Pointers on educating hubby since he does some shopping? Would it just be

> best to have the list with our local brands that check out and instruct to

> not stray from the list?

>