unsweetened almond milk

[Guest guest]

Hi Bee,

I noticed almond milk is not allowed on diet, but what about " unsweetened "

almond milk. It has no sugar so would it be allowed? Just curious...i'm craving

a milk substitute..I used to drink Lactaid which I know has sugar.

Thanks so much,

Rose

[Guest guest]

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> Hi Bee,

> I noticed almond milk is not allowed on diet, but what

about " unsweetened " almond milk. It has no sugar so would it be

allowed? Just curious...i'm craving a milk substitute..I used to drink

Lactaid which I know has sugar.

Rose, it isn't about the sugar in substitute milk products; they all

contain bad fats like soy, safflower, etc.

You can make egg milk or fake cream - see these recipes:

http://www.healingnaturallybybee.com/recipes/menu3_1.php

However, coconut milk on that menu is not suitable for candida.

Bee

[Guest guest]

Rose, I second the motion to try the egg milk recipe. It is so much

yummier than unsweetened almond milk, and you can adjust the

ingredients to your personal taste.

I tried it for the first time today, and had to make a second batch

because my family (who can eat whatever they want) gobbled it all up

and asked for more! My 18 month old granddaughter got a sip of it, and

decided to be my " best friend " for the rest of the day. I was craving

milk, too, but not after trying the delicious stuff.

Try it - you will like it! Unsweetened almond milk is a pale imitation

of real milk. The egg milk is rich and satisfying. My guess is that

your next question will be, " Who needs milk when you have this? "

> Rose, it isn't about the sugar in substitute milk products; they all

> contain bad fats like soy, safflower, etc.

>

> You can make egg milk or fake cream - see these recipes:

> http://www.healingnaturallybybee.com/recipes/menu3_1.php

>

> However, coconut milk on that menu is not suitable for candida.

>

> Bee

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