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  • rawkidchef... i got mine at rainbow grocery in san francisco, but you can order it from http://www.dr-cow.com/ sorry, i haven't been on the site in ages.
  • i mean age for like, 3 months, so that it becomes solid like a regular cheese would. i’ve read my ann wigmore. i’m looking for a culinary perspective. thanks though!
  • awesome. i’m thinking nori rolls & a big salad…
  • i’m always hearing about the hemp ice cream at judahlicious. i went there once and they didn’t have it. i got a smoothie, it was pretty good. i love: 1) cafe gratitude everything 2) cafe gratitude especially, sampler plate, nachos, tiramisu 3) the f…
  • i like to marinate my (sea tangle) kelp noodles in a mix of almond butter, tahini and miso, sometimes with a little bragg’s amino’s and apple cider vinegar, soemtimes ginger and garlic, soemtimes green onion. add chopped veggies & sesame seeds, …
  • any of the ones in boxes will not be raw. if you have a raw restaurant in your area, they will often sell you a bottle… but it’s probably quicker and cheaper to just make it at home. if you don’t want to strain it, use macadamias or cashews…
  • lemon cookies!
    in #1 recipe Comment by mandelicious
  • so, cooking is processing… yes, some foods raw foodists eat may not be 100% raw, but you are still eating 99% raw foods, so of course they would see the same benefits.
  • make chocolate pudding… yum make ice cream and freeze… yum make double or triple batch of spicy tortilla… eat avocados with salt & lemon, or plain (my favorite way… most of mine don’t last long enough to be in a recipe!)
  • bummer! that depends on the recipe, like in most smoothies you can just leave them out, you can try subbing mango or papaya in some things as well.
  • food processor is a big time saver, in my opinion. you may prefer an 80% diet, so that you can eat what suits you when you go out with your friends.
  • food intake typically decreases with time, but it depends on the individual. that doesn’t look like it was all that expensive though? i mean, i get ten pounds of oranges for $3, organic bananas for around $1.20 a pound, heads of spinach and celery f…
  • it’s definitely different for every person. but i would say you will notice some big changes in the first month.
  • eat lots of greeeeeens!
  • thanks madjeanne, that looks good! anyone else?
  • there are lots. search for meal plan in the forums, but look at this one: http://www.goneraw.com/forums/3/topics/4
  • there is already a thread on this… have to find it…
  • yes, make smoothies. i recommend getting a nut milk bag, so you can use nut milk in your smoothies. if you don’t have a nutmilk mag, macadamias, cashews and hempseeds all blend pretty well without needing to be strained. blend with bananas and froze…
  • that mushroom marinade is great… but yes, i would say you need to use it within a day or two at the most. lots of raw foodists use those ingredients and have great success… it’s just a matter of what works for you. you can still use them and call yo…
  • just don’t be too alarmed if you swing the other way… like all of a sudden you need twelve bananas… that’s ok too.
  • great topic! i know a few plants but i would really like to know more… i especially would like a book or class about plants in san francisco/bay area. i know there are several SF people who dwell on these forums… anybody here take nettles from golde…
    in Edible Weeds Comment by mandelicious
  • i definitely can’t sleep when i have alot of cacao (just a little is OK.)
  • cacao give me a CRAZY HIGH! i feel like i can DO ANYTHING! i want to RUN! no, wait, i want to CLEAN! no, that’s too tedious, i want to DANCE! then a few hours later, i feel a little strung out. i don’t get this exact reaction from coffee, but someti…
  • yes, it’s a pumpkin. smaller ones are usually more delicious though.
  • i think buckwheat and millet are seeds, and kamut is a grain, but i’m not sure at all. but i kind of think they all have grain like properties, which is what matters when you’re food combining. try the combo you want, then see how it makes you feel,…
  • yes, fermented foods contain probiotics and yes they are great for your health, and do restore intestinal flora. they also contain b12.
  • i don’t much care for sprouted grains, except buckwheat, and only as part of a recipe. and i find sprouted beans completely nauseating and would never recommend them to anyone. raw vegans definitely don’t follow the food pyramid. most raw foodists a…
  • yes i did get tired. you’re making big changes, give your body the rest it needs to get used to them.
  • more olive oil.
  • i don’t see why rice protein would be unacceptable to mention. hemp protein isn’t a whole food either, but if you eat oil in other situations, you might as well eat the protein, which is just the by product of pressing the oil. and actually, it’s go…