Re: can this coconut cream be used as a milk.

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Well.... if in fact this has absolutely nothing added, it would seem legal. I

trust that company.... I have purchased their coconut oil in the past.

However, in reading the fine print at the link you sent, it tells me that this

product includes ALL of the fiber that would have been in the original coconut.

That would make it an advanced food.... as opposed to the coconut milk we make

at home, which we strain a large portion of the fiber out of.

I'm also just not sure about the " concentrate " form of.... well, pretty much

anything. I will defer to Sheila or Mimi on this one. What do you guys think?

Patti

can this coconut cream be used as a milk.

Hi

Can this coconut concentrate cream be used as an scd legal milk Details on

this link.

http://www.tropicaloilseurope.com/news.htm

Thanks

Regards

Niall

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Hi Patti and Niall,

> Well.... if in fact this has absolutely nothing added, it would

seem legal. I trust that company.... I have purchased their coconut

oil in the past.

>

> However, in reading the fine print at the link you sent, it tells

me that this product includes ALL of the fiber that would have been

in the original coconut. That would make it an advanced food.... as

opposed to the coconut milk we make at home, which we strain a large

portion of the fiber out of.

>

> I'm also just not sure about the " concentrate " form of.... well,

pretty much anything. I will defer to Sheila or Mimi on this one.

What do you guys think?

I agree that seems legal, but very advanced because it is

concentrated and does contain all the fiber of the coconut " meat " .

It would be far easier to tolerate the homemade coconut milk.

Sheila, SCD, Feb. 2001, UC 22yrs

mom of and

> Can this coconut concentrate cream be used as an scd legal milk

Details on this link.

>

> http://www.tropicaloilseurope.com/news.htm

[Guest guest]

>

> Hi

> Can this coconut concentrate cream be used as an scd legal milk Details on

this link.

>

> http://www.tropicaloilseurope.com/news.htm

>

> Thanks

> Regards

> Niall

>

Sorry Niall, this cannot be used. Have you considered making nut yogurt?

Check these on the recipe link at;

(some are foir more advanced use)

www.pecanbread.com

Nut Milk, Cheese and Yogurt

Almond or Hazelnut Yogurt Photo!

Cashew Cream

Cashew Yogurt

Coconut Milk

Mock Farmers Cheese

Nut Cream Cheese Photo!

Nut Milk

Carol F.

SCD 6 years, celiac

[Guest guest]

Carol,

Sheila agrees that this product is okay.... just not for beginners because of

the fiber. I would also add that I think it should always be reconstituted

fully, not used straight in it's concentrated form.

Patti

Re: can this coconut cream be used as a milk.

>

> Hi

> Can this coconut concentrate cream be used as an scd legal milk Details on

this link.

>

> http://www.tropicaloilseurope.com/news.htm

>

> Thanks

> Regards

> Niall

>

Sorry Niall, this cannot be used. Have you considered making nut yogurt?

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>

> Carol,

> Sheila agrees that this product is okay.... just not for beginners because

of the fiber. I

would also add that I think it should always be reconstituted fully, not used

straight in it's

concentrated form.

>

> Patti

>

Sorry,

But I have never seen it mentioned by Elaine and was guided by that.

Carol F.

SCD 6 years, celiac

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I'm sure Elaine didn't know this product existed.... and it probably is quite

new. I will talk with Sheila privately about it a little more.

patti

Re: can this coconut cream be used as a milk.

Sorry,

But I have never seen it mentioned by Elaine and was guided by that.

Carol F.

SCD 6 years, celiac

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Hi Carol,

> > Carol,

> > Sheila agrees that this product is okay.... just not for

beginners because of the fiber. I

> would also add that I think it should always be reconstituted fully,

not used straight in it's

> concentrated form.

> >

> > Patti

> >

> Sorry,

> But I have never seen it mentioned by Elaine and was guided by that.

>

> Carol F.

> SCD 6 years, celiac

I said this product looks okay becuse it is essentially a nut butter

and Elaine approved nut butter as a legal item. There are no added

ingredients in this product as there are no added ingredients in legal

natural pecan butter or legal almond butter. The high natural fat of

the finely ground coconut turns it into a cream as grinding pecans

turns it into pecan butter.

This item should not be confused with commercial nut milks which are

all illegal. It is also an advanced food item since it contains a lot

of fiber.

Sheila, SCD Feb. 2001, UC 22yrs

mom of and