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  • I imagine the Breville will be a good choice like rsusan wrote. It’s quick and easy to clean up. Just be sure to drink the juice within 15 minutes to prevent oxidation, since a juicer like that oxidizes the juice fast due to the centrifuge system. I…
  • I recommend getting Doug Graham’s book because it goes into so much detail about the 80% carbs, 10% fat, 10% protein lifestyle. I don’t think anyone can do it justice to just tell a few details. It’s an interesting book :) As for detoxing a year la…
  • I love using my Food Saver. It’s awesome, and I love that I can use my glass mason jars with the attachment. The model of Food Saver I have is V2440. I wrote about it on my blog. If you’d like to read the details, visit: http://kristensraw.blogspot…
    in food saver Comment by KristensRaw
  • Working out in the gym (lifting weights) is what builds muscle. For athletes, pregnant women, and/or people healing from trauma – looking for extra protein: Hemp protein powder – Manitoba Harvest is my favorite brand, just add it to smoothies. It …
  • Gotta give my props to www.Terressetials.com. AMAZING TRULY TRULY natural products. Definitely highly recommend just reading through their site. AND, a Raw diet is the best defense against body odor in my opinion :) Cheers, Kristen Suzanne  
  • Beautiful pics in his book.
    in Everyday Raw Comment by KristensRaw
  • Make crackers! Use the pulp along with some ground flax and/or chia seeds and some water. Dehydrate and voila! Crackers. Or, throw it into your yard for the bunnies to eat :) Cheers! Kristen Suzanne  
    in Pulp Comment by KristensRaw
  • Hi! Here are a few tips for helping you get off caffeine! I can totally relate…Been there, done that! When it comes to caffeine. I can definitely write on the subject. Hope some (or all of these) help :) CHEERS!!!
  • I love adding cinnamon and nutmeg to mine :) I have lots of different smoothie recipes posted on my blog that you might enjoy! Cheers :) Kristen’s Raw    
  • For the best, it has to be Living Tree Community. http://www.livingtreecommunity.com/ It’s truly Alive, Organic Olive Oil – Unheated, Unfiltered, UNPRESSED! Created at room temperature (70 degrees Fahrenheit), extra virgin; instead of pressing the…
  • I hear ya on the maca front…reminds me of FEET! However, I actually came up with a smoothie recipe that I could sneak the maca into and didn’t detect it…I posted the recipe on my blog sometime back in april. Anyway…the green stuff. I like E3-Live an…
    in Spirulina... Comment by KristensRaw
  • I dilute it down a bit, like noted above…I use some and then add water to the bottle when there’s room. I haven’t used it in laundry yet, but read this option to try: 2 capfuls straight from the bottle into the washing machine. For cleaning my house…
    in Dr. Bronners Comment by KristensRaw
  • I love HEMP SEED MILK and my favorite brand is using the hemp seeds from Manitoba Harvest (http://www.ManitobaHarvest.com). Hemp is commonly referred to as a “superfood” because of its amazing nutritional value. Its amino acid profile dominates wit…
  • Yes, you can freeze your nut and seed milks – no problem. Cheers! Kristen Suzanne  
  • I was addicted to caffeine and cooked food too much to go cold turkey over night. I loved the lifestyle of transitioning gradually. This also helped my detox so it wasn’t so severe. I started with one day a week, then two, then three and so on and s…
    in Jump right in? Comment by KristensRaw
  • I commonly mix up my nuts and seeds in recipes. You can easily substitute seeds for nuts and vice versa. Olive oil and coconut oil taste quite different, but in many cases you can still substitute one with the other. My favorite is actually using …
  • I highly recommend looking into hemp seeds. The nutritional profile is amazing (and the ratio of essential fatty acids – omega6:omega3 – is better in hemp than in flax). Check out www.manitobaharvest.com. They are my favorite brand. Cheers! Kriste…
    in Flax seeds Comment by KristensRaw
  • I like Madhava’s Raw organic agave, too. but here is another to try: Check out Wilderness Family Naturals…Here is the link: http://www.wildernessfamilynaturals.com/wholeso… And, by the way, their coconut oil is by FAR the best on the market. Truly a…
  • Best line of defense is making sure the others around you eat garlic. When that’s not possible, chew on a fresh leaf of mint. Or, anise seeds. You can try cloves, too. Cheers :) Kristen Suzanne
  • I use my food processor to make the best Raw nut and seed butter. It takes anywhere from 5-12 minutes, depending on what nuts or seeds are being used. Stop every minute or so to scrape down the sides of the container and make sure it’s not heating t…
  • Storing soaked nuts and seeds about three days in refrigerator is maximum. You soak based on the recipe, if it calls for soaked nuts. If the recipe doesn’t call for soaking, because it requires a “dry” texture, then for optimal digestion, you’ll so…
  • I like hemp oil for taking makeup off and moisturizing. There is a great group and threads about this on the site Give it to me Raw… http://www.giveittomeraw.com/group/rawbeautyfas… Cheers! Kristen Suzanne
    in Skin care... Comment by KristensRaw
  • My all time favorite is Vitamineral Green. This product is the best green powder on the market (and I’ve pretty much tried them all!). I felt amazing from the first time I used it. Info here: http://www.healthforce.com/product-vitamineral…. Cheers…
  • This is the only brand I buy for coconut oil and products. You will smell the fresh difference in their products versus others. Incomparable Raw organic centrifuged coconut oil and low-temperature dehydrated coconut flakes. The flavor and quality ar…
  • I like Hemp Oil and Hemp Seeds best for essential fatty acids. The recommended ratio from the World Health Organization is 4:1 of Omega-6 to Omega-3, which is essential for optimal uptake and assimilation. Hemp seed oil has a natural 3.75:1 ratio of…
  • Yes, a convection oven can be used I’ve heard, so long as it truly stays at the low temperature you desire. If your oven doesn’t go that low, you can monitor it by turning it on, putting a thermometer in there, put your food in, turn the oven off if…
  • I just posted this on another thread: Yes, a convection oven can be used I
    in No Dehydrator Comment by KristensRaw
  • I would go with what the guide said (and don’t stress too much about it either). I just came back from Mexico and wrote about it on my blog here: http://kristensraw.blogspot.com/2008/02/being-v…. I chose to stick with cooked vegan meals and drank lo…
  • Try this: I blend the coconut water (about 3/4 cup plus any additional to get it blended with about 3 cups of coconut meat). Then, add the probiotic (3 capsules), put in a glass mason jar with the lid and allow to ferment at room temperature for abo…
  • Yes, I use a probiotic to start my coconut yogurt. My favorite brands are ejuva or jarrow. Cheers! Kristen Suzanne