Wassabi in super tonic

[Guest guest]

Hi all,

I thought I would just tell you about my daughter who lives in Alaska.

She is in a little town which is fairly isolated and which receives

freight shipments by ferry or small airplane. She was getting sick, and

I told her how to make the super tonic. She went to their health food

store, and found no horseradish. But they did have wassabi, so she

bought that and substituted it for the horseradish. She says that it has

helped a lot. I don't know anything about the characteristics of

wassabi, but my daughter called it oriental horseradish.

TerriLynne

[Guest guest]

WASABI! That's the cry we would make in the sushi resturant

after getting a bit too much of it. The heat, the flush, the pores of

the skin opening up...ah, the joys of life. Your daughter hit on

something that would work well and I'm glad to get another angle on

the super tonic. It's good to have alternative choices. Thanks.

W

> Hi all,

> I thought I would just tell you about my daughter who lives in

Alaska.

> She is in a little town which is fairly isolated and which receives

> freight shipments by ferry or small airplane. She was getting sick,

and

> I told her how to make the super tonic. She went to their health food

> store, and found no horseradish. But they did have wassabi, so she

> bought that and substituted it for the horseradish. She says that it

has

> helped a lot. I don't know anything about the characteristics of

> wassabi, but my daughter called it oriental horseradish.

>

> TerriLynne