Re: Mother Necessity - Finally your favorite food healthy!

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Hello, yes that is them. Cristin Fergus. Had a couple of consults with

her already.

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how does it differ from healthy eating books such as in Grain Free

Gourmet or Gut and Psychology Syndrome or whatever? Our kids have

been eating organic food since they were weaned (with the occasional

trip to Mcs before we went gf). Not clear how what they're

doing differs. I read the piece in Autism File and all I got was how

much better it was to get your vits from food. That didn't seem like

much of a revelation to me - we've been hiding every imaginable food

group in " pasta " sauce for years now. It's no earthly good if the gut

doestn' work well enough to digest it. I can't work out what the

difference is? Don't want to spend another $20 on a cook book unless

there is something whizzy in there. Is there?

Steph x

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Hi BB

What food processor are you using? Is there an inexpensive one that

will grind nuts as well. So far I have only managed to find a coffee

grinder which would be too small. I know they ( mother necessity)

recommends vitamix but when I goggled this I couldn't get a price so

usually if you have to ask the price you can't afford it!

I tried the millet flatbread( they sent me a recipe) which no one

liked including me. I am like Steph and don't want to buy another

cook book if I can't get Charlie to eat the food. Do you have a

better recipe?

Thanks

Peta

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Hi, as with everyone else, money is an issue, cant afford vitamix,

dont even know where to get one.

we use a hand blender we got at Asda (they still sell them) Cost

£3.98. Mix the nuts in a tall glass or plastic container, othewise

they go flying!

Only thing is these mixers burn out if you use them too much. I grind

a little bit of nuts at a time with fruit to " soften it up " and not

put so much pressure on the mixer. Has worked great until i can find

a bargain on ebay or something.

No, i havent tried the millet bread yet. but have tried the cookies

which we all eat now.

My son has pimples all over his face from the detox greens i am using

on him from M.Nec. He has never had this before, so something

is " coming out " of him.

b

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Thanks

Do you think an ordinary blender would do the job? Isn't it laborious

doing it with a hand blender?

Peta--

- In Autism-Biomedical-Europe , " bbrowne123 "

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> Hi, as with everyone else, money is an issue, cant afford vitamix,

> dont even know where to get one.

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> we use a hand blender we got at Asda (they still sell them) Cost

> £3.98. Mix the nuts in a tall glass or plastic container, othewise

> they go flying!

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> Only thing is these mixers burn out if you use them too much. I

grind

> a little bit of nuts at a time with fruit to " soften it up " and not

> put so much pressure on the mixer. Has worked great until i can

find

> a bargain on ebay or something.

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> No, i havent tried the millet bread yet. but have tried the cookies

> which we all eat now.

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> My son has pimples all over his face from the detox greens i am

using

> on him from M.Nec. He has never had this before, so something

> is " coming out " of him.

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Try and see. Depends on the blender i suppose. Mine is pretty cheap

and it didnt work except for the ice cream, wouldnt mix just nuts,

the blades just blew the nuts away.

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I found a 'Revel wet and dry grinder' from Lakeland the best for

this.It cost about 30 pounds from Lakeland.My food processor blades

wouln't grind the nuts fine enough.With this grinder you can get a

fine flour.

Sharon.

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Thanks I'll go down there.

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- In Autism-Biomedical-Europe , " Sharon "

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Hi Sharon, Thanks for the info - I'm still undecided what to do about a grinder/mill, probably subconsciously delaying in the hope that one of the local health food shops will come up with some. I've got a Baldwins catalogue, so I'll have a look there. I hadn't thought of them. BW Patience Sharon wrote: Hi Patience,I'm not sure if it would grind rice grains I think it might

pushing it a bit ,but it's quite a strong little grinder.I have used it to grind up pecan nuts in the past.It would probably do about 5-6 tablespoonfuls of rice at a time.It takes me about 5 minutes to grind up about 400gms of mung beans .You can get various organic wholefoods and flours etc fromwww.baldwins.co.uk I've not used them yet,just recently found the site.HTHSharon.> > > > > > >> > > > > > > http://mothernecessity.com/> > > > > > > > > > > > > > Are these the people you are using BB?> > > > > > > Sally> > > > > > >> > > > > >> > > > >> > > >> > >> >> > > > > > > ---------------------------------> Rise to the challenge for Sport Relief with Yahoo! for Good>

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