RE: Re: Coconut Oil taking a tsp by mouth

[Guest guest]

> > I got some great advice that is working well - grab a

> > spoon full of coconut oil if I get the munchies.. it's

> > working well.

Debby,

I know you have an aversion to the coconut flavor, so how does the unrefined

taste to you? Do you find it to be strong? Personally I could eat the stuff

by the cup full, but we all can't love coconut!

I also can't believe the difference in the refined vs unrefined per your

experiment. Amazing huh?

Shirley

[Guest guest]

Hi Shirley,

I guess I didn't explain it very well. I love the

taste of coconut oil by itself! Takes like almond joy

candy to me.

But a long time ago I had it with some food that it

didn't taste good with which is why I started doing

the refined. I think it was the broccoli I tried it

with back then but you know tastes change and I'll

give it another shot.

If I can eat 3 days of nasty rubbery chuck roast

because I got some crappy meat from Safeway to avoid

having to waste the meat, I'm sure I can learn to like

coconut oil with broccoli.

I'm still not sure how coconut oil will taste with my

usual beef and broccoli but I'm going to try to eat

them together, and if not I will eat them seperately

and maybe use a little olive oil to saute my meat.

Luv,

Debby

San , CA

--- Shirley G <chickwbrains@...> wrote:

> I know you have an aversion to the coconut flavor,

> so how does the unrefined

> taste to you? Do you find it to be strong?

> Personally I could eat the stuff

> by the cup full, but we all can't love coconut!

>

> I also can't believe the difference in the refined

> vs unrefined per your

> experiment. Amazing huh?

>

> Shirley

>

>

>

>

> Please trim your messages - see the Candida Group

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>

[Guest guest]

>From: Debby Padilla-Hudson <debbypadilla@...>

>Hi Shirley,

>If I can eat 3 days of nasty rubbery chuck roast

>because I got some crappy meat from Safeway to avoid

>having to waste the meat, I'm sure I can learn to like

>coconut oil with broccoli.

You ARE funny!

>I'm still not sure how coconut oil will taste with my

>usual beef and broccoli but I'm going to try to eat

>them together, and if not I will eat them seperately

>and maybe use a little olive oil to saute my meat.

I cook my onion and broccoli in it everyday and it does not taste coconut-ty

at all.

" Try it, you'll like it! " " Trust me " ;+)

Shirley

[Guest guest]

--- Shirley G <chickwbrains@...> wrote:

> I cook my onion and broccoli in it everyday and it

> does not taste coconut-ty

> at all.

> " Try it, you'll like it! " " Trust me " ;+)

I did half refined, half VCO today with my food and it

does taste good.

Luv,

Debby

San , CA

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