Nut addiction was RE: Re: Coconut Water

[Guest guest]

.... since he's found a company that will

> ferment (with no heat) the CO and they've sent him a signed document

saying

> they won't use chlorinated water in the processing. Of course,

these folks

> are in the ines, so I don't know how they cold be checked on

either

> point. Sometimes you just have to have faith. <g>

,

ines, huh? I heard it was from Thailand and that's why he was

over there having all those horrific--and repeated--auto accidents

(with ensuing miraculous recoveries)while overseeing the processing.

I refused to buy the vco because of the exorbitant price and got

paranoid and wouldn't tell me who the processor was. These people

pride themselves on being so vigilant re: sources and then withold

information from me? Why, I was fit to be tied, I tell you...

That's right, if it's the same stuff Hahn is importing, it's

from the ines. Perhaps the Thai deal didn't work out? Or I

imagined the whole thing? I'll ask tomorrow.

Re: no heat, , it gets pretty farking hot in the ines.

They say the oil processing temp doesn't get over 76--same as QFI

btw--but the ambient temp must get over 100, so I'm not sure what all

the hoopla is about.

B.