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  • Sunday 3/23 – I spend the whole day in airports and on buses. So, I only had: 1 fruit smoothie (fresh squeezed oj, frozen bananas, mango, blueberries) 2 garden salads topped with carrots/tomatoes, no dressing 2 apples with 2 Tbsp cashew butter
    in What are you eating Comment by Winona
  • Count me in!
    in What are you eating Comment by Winona
  • Hi missbettie, Eat as much fruit as possible. Snack on carrots and other chopped veggies. What works for me: eat every 2 hours. For example, green smoothie for breakfast, apple snack, 4 fruits or 3 cups veggies for lunch, pear snack, gourmet raw rec…
    in New to Raw!? Comment by Winona
  • I love the list of raw ingredients – how neat!
    in New to Raw!? Comment by Winona
  • In NYC, what other raw food restaurants do ya’ll recommend?
  • Lucky! I can’t wait to try raw food in NYC. Let us know how your restaurant experience was!
  • Great comments everyone! I have something to add.. raw foodists are considered anyone who eats 80% or more raw food. So… not everyone needs to give up the non raw ingredients. I think it’s helpful to know whats not raw, so that we can make informed …
    in Worried... Comment by Winona
  • I can definately see how this is true. If you visualize yourself biking frequently, for example, your brain becomes accostomed to it and you can begin doing it. It’s crazy and inspirational!
    in Inspirational Forum Comment by Winona
  • This is GREAT! Wow… he’s experimenting, that’s so important. I had another idea for transitional time – wrapping salads in nonraw tortilla wraps (at first) then eventually raw dehydrated wraps, etc.
    in Need Help Helping! Comment by Winona
  • You could replace sodas with lightly sweetened iced tea/lemonade/fresh orange juice. Those will keep for days. My SAD boyfriend is willing to eat very fresh fruit salads and ants on a log, IF i prepare them and put them in front of him. :) And I kno…
    in Need Help Helping! Comment by Winona
  • This is fun! It’s a great way to wake up without caffeine, too!
    in livingroom dance Comment by Winona
  • Well said, JoyceH!!! And kebbster, great input as well. Slosh-uh: Thanks for starting this topic. I’m committed to 98% raw, but I’m saving a little percent for my weekend drinks. I eat raw snacks after it, and I certainly feel better the next day th…
    in drunken eating Comment by Winona
  • I’ve been 99% raw for 13 days now, and I spent the past five sleeping. The sleeping helps – i’ve had some migranes and nausea too. I’ve found that fresh fruit juices (orange, watermelon, etc) really help me to cleanse. Keeping it simple – lots of fr…
  • I do administrative work at a college. But I will one day work with animals – if they’re willing to work with me. :)
    in What do you do? Comment by Winona
  • Glad to hear it! I just bought a vitamix, so it’s good to know i can get wheatgrass from it. how many nut milk bags should I buy? just one? or do they wear out quickly?
  • Hi Rawsiki, Check out the following post in this forum to see daily menus: What/How Much Do you eat and what is your raw percent? That should give a lot of answers to your questions. Dehydrating: generally 105-115, no higher. I eat sundried fruits, …
  • If you soak your nuts first, then you can dry them with a dehydrator – that way, you avoid most digestive problems.
  • I have found that buying a vitamix first is the best choice. That way, you can get those wonderful green smoothies in your system. But a dehydrator is wonderful to have as well. I have a 9 tray excalibur, it works great. I tried using the oven on th…
  • Vegval- welcome! The more you read this site, the more you’ll probably be excited about your path to health. So many fabulous recipes and helpful forums. There’s nowhere like it on the web! : ) Raw is addictive in it’s own fun way. Great recipes and…
    in Done lurking Comment by Winona
  • Eww stringy swiss chard. Sorry to hear about the blender, 123! My disasters generally revolve around soup too, mham.
  • I love this topic! I’ve had my fair share of bad recipes. #1 sprouting wheatberries – my blender isn’t vitamix, so the wheatberries DIDNT grind into flour, and when I combined them with the liquid ingredients and put it in the dehydrator, it came ou…
  • I second what Satchy says. Search for ‘easy’ tagged recipes at this site. Also, some older posts from Food Prep from the past 2-3 weeks are along the lines of this topic. Many of us gave recommendations on the other forums, which may be why we’re qu…
  • Red Earth – I posted a thread about spirooli. The world cuisine tri blade vegetable slicer from amazon is supposed to be better. fyi :)
  • I recommend making crackers in your dehydrator. They’re easier than raw breads. Try using either flax, sesame seeds, or nuts, ground in your coffee grinder. They can be mixed with some water or pureed tomatoes. Follow a recipe from goneraw or elsewh…
  • Way to stick with it, jenergy. Raw green soups are difficult to make – I’m glad that yours was edible. I’ve had some failures, but I hope to one day make something tasty. Natural vegan – what a fun recipe! I regularly eat a similar concoction – it’s…
  • Thanks worley, glad you liked the hummus recipe! Benny, do you feed your dog raw food? Or does rely on dog food?
  • I have about the same percentages as you, natural_vegan. But i’d love to eat 50% greens, as many raw nutritionists laud this as the way to health. Green smoothies would help me along this path – but until I get a vitamix (very soon!) I eat salads (2…
  • Right on jenergy – my health in the future is why i’m raw now. Why should I wait till I become very ill to change? It’s a worthwhile investment – perhaps the most important one! Well said! I figure the whole nuts thing is an interesting question. Bu…
    in Choosing Organic Comment by Winona
  • Yes, I’d like to know the answer as well.
  • I have the 9 tray excalibur and I fill it right up. I prepare foods for myself – but I do one full load once a week, and that’s it! It’s great that I can fill 4 trays with crackers, 4 with sundried tomatoes, and leave it for 12 hours. That way, I ge…
    in dehydrator size? Comment by Winona