RE: Re: Another New CR Couple

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Hello ,

You have not been around very long, and already I am

starting to admire you. You may wish to start using

Sucralose, rather than sugar. It is identical in taste,

and a sugar derivative. And from a danger point of view,

considered to be more safe than standard sugar, since it

has no calories, which is the worst part of sugar perhaps.

This message I am sending to you " off-list " , since I

have already flattered you " on-list " , and welcomed you

as a new member of the List.

-- Warren

> On Friday, July 26, 2002 6:05 PM, poopgalona [sMTP:mwelcher@...]

wrote:

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> >Your lifestyle will become an educational opportunity for them as

> >well. Even though they won't be doing " CR " with you, they WILL be

> >getting a lot of the " ON " part. This alone will protect them against

> >the current epidemic of childhood obesity, and will even make them

> >smarter, stronger and happier. Shoot...they'll even have better >teeth!

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> My only concern is that I don't want my kids to become calorie or fat

> obsessed (poor body image). Since and I have been talking about

> CRON, my 4 year-old asked me about " calories " .

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> > You BAKED A BLUEBERRY PIE for your son??? Oh my goodness!!! YOU

> >are a SAINT among women. What a GOOD MOMMY!!! (Would you like to

> >adopt a couple of 18 year old boys?)

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> Believe me, I am no saint, and sometimes I feel like a

> less-than-adequate Mommy. That said, I do have an huge LOVE of

> cooking. I make almost everything from scratch (except for sandwich

> bread and yogurt.) My husband joked that he never ate the same dinner

> twice the first 2 years of our marraige. I love cooking more than

> eating. Weird, I know.

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> I ended up making the blueberry pie with a whole wheat crust with no

> trans fat shortening and cut back the sugar in the berries (they were

> very sweet as it was). The kids loved it and and I had little

> slivers. Whatever works.

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