Important Question

[xc62701]

PB + Honey sandwich = MMMMMmmmm....

 

[Mare]

My dad turned my kids on to putting a tbs(or three) of real maple syrup in a glass of milk, shaken not stirred... Insta-milkshake. (Thanks a lot, dad.) I'll admit it's good, but real messy when the kids help themselves.

Try it Mare, you'll like it.

I side with my good friend Tigger... "That icky sticky stuff is only good for heffalumps and Woozles."

I am sure I would. Just putting some sweetener in soy milk to me is a milkshake!! I am easy to please.

PB & honey sandwiches are my staple food when biking. Delicious AND nutritious (I am a spaz. I just had to look up the spelling of nutritious).

 

[Mare]

I'm tellin' ya' man, mix peanut butter w/some Karo and smear it on some fresh baked bread...it's awesome!

That, Enteman's Choc covered donuts, pancakes, and sourdough bread are the only things I really miss because of this Celiac's thing...

So have you been making your own bread? Have you tried any GF pancakes yet? I have seen some mixes and tried one that wasn't bad. I also found corn flakes that are good (going back to a conversation a while ago). I will get you a box if you are still looking for them.

 

[Fogerson]

So have you been making your own bread? Have you tried any GF pancakes yet? I have seen some mixes and tried one that wasn't bad. I also found corn flakes that are good (going back to a conversation a while ago). I will get you a box if you are still looking for them.

Nah, everything I've tried tastes like crap or tastes like crap after a day or so. 'Haven't been too motivated to try other bread things; don't miss it *most* of the time.

Trader Joe's Gluten Free pancakes are good; not as good as a "real", freshly made, bigger than 3" pancake, but livable.

I've been cutting back on the cereal stuff. As with most gluten-free equivalents, the amount of simple sugars is HIGH...glycemic indicies are through the roof. So, I've been weaning myself off of such things. Thanks for the offer, though.

 

[Mare]

Nah, everything I've tried tastes like crap or tastes like crap after a day or so. 'Haven't been too motivated to try other bread things; don't miss it *most* of the time.

Trader Joe's Gluten Free pancakes are good; not as good as a "real", freshly made, bigger than 3" pancake, but livable.

I've been cutting back on the cereal stuff. As with most gluten-free equivalents, the amount of simple sugars is HIGH...glycemic indicies are through the roof. So, I've been weaning myself off of such things. Thanks for the offer, though.

Bummer. If I think of anything else that may be helpful, or if I discover any great recipes, I'll send them your way.

 

[Fogerson]

Bummer. If I think of anything else that may be helpful, or if I discover any great recipes, I'll send them your way.

Thanks, Mare...

 

[jimjo]

Enteman's Choc covered donuts, ...

i dont think ive had them in over 15 years!! wow

try the agave nectar its 10x better than karo and better for you too

 

[Fogerson]

i dont think ive had them in over 15 years!! wow

Yeah, before my diagnosis, I had been known, on occasion, to blow through an entire box of them in a day...

 

[Mare]

Agave is delicious! If you are open to suggestions, I also suggest trying stevia. No calories, no carbs, from a stevia plant, so no man made junk.

my favorite brand of stevia: http://www.puritan.com/stevia-380/stevia-powder-004035

info about stevia in general: http://www.stevia.net/

It can be pricey, but it is super sweet, so it goes a long way.

 

[VanDbtRiver]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TG2gjL-KUqw
this scene comes to mind. ff to about 4m30s:rofl:

 

[jimjo]

my wife bought a carbonated stevia beverage... it didnt do it for me the one she bought was actually on the bitter side. id rather drink water... maybe with a squeeze of lime