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Uploaded by on Jan 28, 2008

Greensmoothiegirl shows you how to make delicious whole food chocolate pudding. www.greensmoothiegirl.com

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  • It's just more coconut meat that I had in the freezer.

  • And you can make jewelry with the coconut shells. Gallon quantities of agave must be pricey. It's a bit (20% or 30%) more expensive than maple syrup at the grocery stores, and maple syrup is a local product here in Eastern Canada.

  • Agave is a LOT less expensive than maple syrup here in the U.S., especially if you buy it like I do in a gallon (through a co-op or online). And it has about 1/3 the impact on your blood sugar that maple syrup has, just something to consider.

  • what setting are you pushing on the blentec the pulse key thanks

  • Not sure--I think I just put it on "smoothie." I'm not too sophisticated about using the different levels--I just either do it on high, or on the "smoothie" setting, or I pulse it, depending on the texture I want.

  • That looks so good. :-) Thank you for this recipe! That said, I have two questions: What is the frozen/defrosted "Squid-like" stuff you use at the beginning, and where do you get your Agave nectar? That jug is huge!

  • So sorry--that's just more frozen coconut meat. Somebody else asked me that, so obviously I wasn't clear. I buy agave in gallons through GloryBee online (I sign up as a wholesaler and do local group buys sometimes), but you can buy it by the gallon at health food stores too, usually.

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  • its only healthy if you lose control of your life and make it at 4 a.m.

  • he wont say that it tastes bad^^

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  • @sensibilita88 How do you do almonds? I am learning. Do you soak them 24 hrs in water and then throw out the water and then blend with fresh water if you are making milk?Thanks!

  • @julietesterman She always uses raw cocoa. I have seen a lot of her videos and she usually talks about it but she's pretty straight up on using good foods. Yep, I am on the fence with agave too :-) Used to say it was better but I have heard otherwise like you.

  • i would love to see greensmoothiegirl naked

  • I seriously wish I could live with you and eat there.

  • Technically this is not a raw food. Maple syrup is heated up to a very high point in the processing in big vats. Also, coco powder, at least Hershey's, which is what it looked like you used, is definately not a raw product. Agave nectar is not a low glycemic food. They use to say it was, but it definately is not. Look up what Kevin Gianni and Paul Nison says about agave. But the recipe looks tasty!

  • now im going to buy a coconut just to open it ur sons way

  • I lost control of my life...and I'm still healthy!

  • @FatBlackGuysWin

    No thanks FatBlackGuysWin, I'm not hungry anymore.

  • ... I would only suggest one change: soak the raw almonds for 24 hours; it removes the tannic acid and the enzyme inhibitors, turning it into a living food!! :-)

  • Great cooperation between mum and son!! Wonderful! :) Blessings your way!! :)

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