Re: Re: Green for Life on iPad

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Thanks , we are aware.

 Terry Pogue 

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On Oct 3, 2010, at 6:09 PM, wrote:

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mindful that suddenly adding lots of liquid veggies to his diet could cause some

tummy upset and all the things that go along with that. Just a word of

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>> I just bought Boutenko's book Green for Life which I could download

to my Kindle app on my iPad. That's makes it super convenient read.

>> I have not cracked it yet but from what I gather from Lee Ann's website it

sounds like it's the " magic " green veg that I need for my senile friend.

Cabbage, Spinach, maybe sneak in a little kale. I just love kale and think it's

totally wonderful for you. So I'm off to read Green For Life and see what other

veggies I can disguise easily with fruit for him.

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Amen Jen - I won't buy kale in a bag from Publix (the only way they sell it) because it is chopped with the stems, but I can consume quite a bit of kale when I buy it in the whole leaf form and strip the leaves off of the stem.

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Re: Green for Life on iPad

Terry,Can't wait to hear what you think of the Kale ingredient in a green smoothie. I found its not nearly as strong tasting as one might expect and blends in very nicely. I believe the whole trick is to avoid using those thick center stems.Best,Jen>> I just bought Boutenko's book Green for Life which I could download to my Kindle app on my iPad. That's makes it super convenient read. > I have not cracked it yet but from what I gather from Lee Ann's website it sounds like it's the "magic" green veg that I need for my senile friend. Cabbage, Spinach, maybe sneak in a little kale. I just love kale and think it's totally wonderful for you. So I'm off to read Green For Life and see what other veggies I can disguise easily with fruit for him.> terry> > >  Terry Pogue > > My Foodie Photos > http://www.flickr.com/photos/terrypogue/collections/>