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  • The original Tibetan Tsampa is not made of raw flour, but pan roasted barley flour. Have you really been making it with raw flour for several years?

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  • Is this something you would eat everyday, like a protein shake? And would you suggest adding any whey? How about Flax?I am not a nutrition expert I'm sure you can tell.

  • well this recipe of the Budwig creme is VERY strange!

  • that's not the budwig cream - you have misunderstood

  • ok sorry.

  • very educational for those people in the realm of lucky charms and coco puffs

  • exactly ;)

  • r u sure raw flour is healthy?

    why not try sprouted wheat or buckwheat?

  • It's what is used for the budwig cream (in that recipe your ground the cereals yourself for max benefit) and as well by tibetans when they prepare tsampa. I have been on this type of diet for a couple of years now and it does work for me ;) - Make your own choices. If you prefer not going that way or experimenting with sprouted weat instead, I fully respect that ;) - I'll keep your suggestion in mind though - Might try what you suggest as well - Thanks for sharing

  • what do you think of steak and chips, and 6 fried eggs and then a fudge cake for breakfast wash it down with beer?

  • I have no problem with it if YOU eat it and if it is YOUR choice

  • I'm going to try it ... Going on a 90 day raw food deit saved my life in the past, so I'm game for anything :)

    Thanks

    ~Gary

  • Excellent! - Check the stay fit channel on my site as well - Not free, but super powerful set of reources if you want to go raw

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