Guest guest Posted April 24, 2004 Report Share Posted April 24, 2004 Dave wrote: > > a couple things I wanted to ask about here. remember a few years back > when everyone and their grandmother was pushing oatbran? Funny you should ask. I eat oatbran cereal really frequently. I mix it fifty-fifty with quick-cooking oats, and throw in some wheat germ for a little extra jazz. Tastes great. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 24, 2004 Report Share Posted April 24, 2004 , " Dave " <phantombluefan> wrote: > a couple things I wanted to ask about here. remember a few years back > when everyone and their grandmother was pushing oatbran? Sort of. Back when I was living in Hawaii, I had a roomie that was really into oat bran muffins and the like. She wasn't a vegetarian, but she was an aerobics instructor for a SDA health club so she was always interested in my vegetarian recipes and cooking that she shared with her clients at the gym. >I wonder if > any of you still like to use it in your cooking or eat things with > it? I still like oat bran muffins, but don't buy oat bran and incorporate it into recipes. Sometimes I will use wheat germ in recipes; you know, just toss a bit into cookies or muffins, or sprinkle a bit on cereal in the morning. >I actually thought it tasted betterf than > wheatbran and my only complaint was it sometimes was a little > unpleasant the next day like the feeling of passing razor blades. I > will never forget this blueberry pie my mom made with fruit juice > sweetened filling and oatbran crust it was very good but definitely > hurt the next day the combination of the acid in the blueberries and > the oatbran.OUCH. ROFL! >anyway also now and then I've taken spirulina to > help rejuvinate things. I was wondering if anyone knew about > spirulina and could tell me a little more about it. I don't know very much about spirulina. What sort of things is it supposed to rejuvinate? I have seen those protein shake mixes in the healthfood sections of stores that say it contains spirulina. ~ PT ~ Dictionary: Spell binder. ~ Joseph F. Morris Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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