Water consumption
JB,
I’m a grazer - it would be next to impossible to follow Dr. D’Adamo’s
restriction on water intake away from meals. I rarely have more than two
hours in between eating some sort of light meal or snack.
All the food we eat contains water - even steak. I figure a little water
with meals can’t be any more harmful than eating a meal of high water
content food to begin with.
Happy Holidays All!
Dianne in L.A.
July 21st, 2006 at 7:52 am
There is nothing that will stop me from having a cup of hot chocolate
on Christmas Eve while sitting in front of the fire, waiting for
Santa to arrive . . .
So, which is better for me
. . . regular hot chocolate with milk, chocolate and refined sugar
or, “Lite” hot chocolate with milk solids, carmageenan, aspertaine
and chocolate?
Thanks, Trish
July 21st, 2006 at 1:45 pm
I vote for #1! Merry Christmas, Happy Yule to all!
Elizabeth
Richmond, Virginia
There is nothing that will stop me from having a cup of hot chocolate
on Christmas Eve while sitting in front of the fire, waiting for
Santa to arrive . . .
So, which is better for me
. . . regular hot chocolate with milk, chocolate and refined sugar
or, “Lite” hot chocolate with milk solids, carmageenan, aspertaine
and chocolate?
Thanks, Trish
July 21st, 2006 at 4:53 pm
If you’re absolutely determined to have hot chocolate, then how about:
unsweetened cocoa powder, rice or soy milk and glycerine as a sweetener
July 21st, 2006 at 9:36 pm
In a message dated 12/23/2002 2:06:06 PM Eastern Standard Time,
trishw@… writes:
<< So, which is better for me
. . . regular hot chocolate with milk, chocolate and refined sugar
or, “Lite” hot chocolate with milk solids, carmageenan, aspertaine
and chocolate?
Thanks, Trish
Heavy Cream has the least amount of casin (sp) in it. Cut it with a little
water and sweeten with whatever you wish.
Max