Re: sweet potato chips (also raw veggie mix dessert)

[Guest guest]

I understand they do. , have you tried these? I've forgotten who has.

I have a blade that slices my vegetables real thin, or grates, which ever I

need. I often grate my veggies for stir fry. Then again if I feel like

mixing veggies for a dessert taste, I'll grate beet, carrot, and sweet

potato. They are good mixed and if you want to you can add raisens, or

grapes or apples, it just adds to the flavor. The colors stay separate also

when they are raw.

Re: sweet potato chips

> wrote:

> Use ghee made from butter and slice your sweet potato very thin. Salt if

you

> want and bake. You have sweet potato chips.

>

> , a couple questions. what do you use to slice them very thin? do

they

> come out crispy like potato chips? that's what I'm looking for.

>

> Thanks!

> ita

>

[Guest guest]

Trader Joe's sells sweet potato chips too.

[Guest guest]

If it's the brand I'm thinking of (I think it's called Terra Chips) nonnies

need to be careful. These chips use Canola Oil and/or Sunflower Oil.

Canola Oil is an avoid for non-secretors (neutral for secretors) and

Sunflower Oil is an avoid for all O's.

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From: McM [mailto:nmcmu6937@...]

Sent: Wednesday, February 04, 2004 1:48 PM

Subject: Re: Re: sweet potato chips (also raw veggie mix dessert)

Trader Joe's sells sweet potato chips too.

[Guest guest]

We don't even have a Trader Joe's here. We are about 4 hours from a Whole

Foods.

Re: Re: sweet potato chips (also raw veggie mix dessert)

> Trader Joe's sells sweet potato chips too.

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[Guest guest]

The Good Health brand of sweet potato chips is made with olive oil.

I asked my local HFS to carry them about a year ago. I will get a

bag of them occasionally as a treat. They are good, but as you can

see from the ingredients below they are plain. Some spices or a good

dip with them would be great.

Ingredients: Sweet potatoes, olive oil, and sea salt.

Good Health Natural Foods Inc.

http://www.goodhealthnaturalfoods.com

Don

> If it's the brand I'm thinking of (I think it's called Terra Chips)

nonnies

> need to be careful. These chips use Canola Oil and/or Sunflower

Oil.

> Canola Oil is an avoid for non-secretors (neutral for secretors) and

> Sunflower Oil is an avoid for all O's.