WINE question

[Guest guest]

> does anyone know if marsala wine is allowed? for cooking?

>

> i want to make zabaglione and chicken marsala with mushrooms.

Sorry Donna, it's not legal, sugar content about 4%. use a dry wine with a

little saccahrin or honey.

Carol F.

SCD 4yrs, Celiac

[Guest guest]

> does anyone know if marsala wine is allowed? for cooking?

>

> i want to make zabaglione and chicken marsala with mushrooms.

Sorry Donna, it's not legal, sugar content about 4%. use a dry wine with a

little saccahrin or honey.

Carol F.

SCD 4yrs, Celiac

[Guest guest]

Maybe that is what I need to do. Start drinking wine. I never drink anything. Do you think it might help? I wonder if Plum wine is allowed, that is about the only wine that I have actually liked the last of. I order it once in a blue moon when I go out for Japanese.

Re: South Beach and Herbalife

You can have wine and hard liquor after Phase 1, so your alcoholconsumption can continue, just in a different form.-- Ann

[Guest guest]

>Maybe that is what I need to do. Start drinking wine. I never drink

>anything. Do you think it might help? I wonder if Plum wine is allowed,

>that is about the only wine that I have actually liked the last of. I

>order it once in a blue moon when I go out for Japanese.

plum wine - the ume-shu you get in japanese restaurants - is not proper wine.

while it is delicious, it's actually a cordial. they steep plums in strong

white wine or sake and add sugar. it is not SBD compliant.

if you're REALLY interested in starting to drink, you might want to try making

your own flavored wines instead and see if that helps the taste. homemade

sangria can be SBD-compliant.

however, i'd say that if you don't drink, you don't need to start. i'm fairly

sure that won't help your cravings.

~risa

[Guest guest]

Dang-I thought it would since many times when I order wine at a restaurant.............I barely touch my food........I just lose interest in eating. Figures that Plum wine isn't on the SB ok list, seems like everything I want isn't compliant with SB.

Re: WINE question

>Maybe that is what I need to do. Start drinking wine. I never drink>anything. Do you think it might help? I wonder if Plum wine is allowed,>that is about the only wine that I have actually liked the last of. I>order it once in a blue moon when I go out for Japanese.plum wine - the ume-shu you get in japanese restaurants - is not proper wine. while it is delicious, it's actually a cordial. they steep plums in strong white wine or sake and add sugar. it is not SBD compliant.if you're REALLY interested in starting to drink, you might want to try making your own flavored wines instead and see if that helps the taste. homemade sangria can be SBD-compliant. :)however, i'd say that if you don't drink, you don't need to start. i'm fairly sure that won't help your cravings.~risa

[Guest guest]

> Maybe that is what I need to do. Start drinking wine. I never drink

> anything. Do you think it might help? I wonder if Plum wine is allowed, that

> is about the only wine that I have actually liked the last of. I order it

> once in a blue moon when I go out for Japanese.

Fruit wines are much sweeter than grape wines. I'd go reaaallllyy easy on

the fruit wines. Check the label as well to see if there is any added sugar.

Sometimes there is.

--

Ann

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