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I am not actually enquiring as to how to eat them ! But thanx anyway.

I was wondering whether they are a " useful " (good) food to eat

reguarly.. They are so more dense than other dates.

Kay

 

 

 

 

 

rawfood , Valerie Mills Daly <valdaly> wrote:

> That is how I mostly eat mine--blended with other fruit, water, etc.

Once in a great while I will be in the mood for just eating dates, but

that is becoming more rare. I do like them, though! And Medjools are

one of my favorites...

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They are a good source of carb calories; I know I have seen them recommended if

folks are having a hard time getting enough calories in their diets, along with

bananas.

 

Peace, Valerie

 

korangeli <korangeli wrote:

 

I am not actually enquiring as to how to eat them ! But thanx anyway.

I was wondering whether they are a " useful " (good) food to eat

reguarly.. They are so more dense than other dates.

Kay

 

 

 

 

 

rawfood , Valerie Mills Daly <valdaly> wrote:

> That is how I mostly eat mine--blended with other fruit, water, etc.

Once in a great while I will be in the mood for just eating dates, but

that is becoming more rare. I do like them, though! And Medjools are

one of my favorites...

>

> Valerie

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rawfood , Valerie Mills Daly <valdaly> wrote:

> They are a good source of carb calories; I know I have seen them

recommended if folks are having a hard time getting enough calories in

their diets, along with bananas.

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> Peace, Valerie

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I agree wholedateheartedly, lol!, with Valerie, Kay...

 

they are a FABULOUS food...I just love them raw...and I do make

exceptions to the Nutridiary site, where it shows a date of 8g, having

blah...blah...blah...for ingredients. For example, if I eat a regular

size, fresh Medjool, I call it 16 grams, or the equivalent of 2 dates,

and I call the jumbo fresh Medjools (almost a meal in themselves!

well, ok...not quite...but alomst! lol!) the equivalent of 3-4 dates...

I've got it on my list of things to do, to actually find a good

analytical scale (unless someone else has easy access to one), and can

tell us what these puppies really weigh, minus the pits of course.

 

all the best,

 

Bob

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