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Sunflower oil when fasting on ekadashi - Is it allowed?

 

Thank you.

 

Jai Hind

Jai Sri Krsna

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Always read the list of ingredients. Some have corn oil and vegetable oil mixed in. These u should not use on ekadasi's.

 

Use pure sunflower oil on ekadasi.

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As a new employee of a healthfood enterprize, I have learned that Buckwheat is made from rhubarb, not grains. Is anyone more sure on this, can buckwheat pancakes be eaten on ekadasi?

 

mahak

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LOL! buckwheat certainly does not come from rhubarb! aaah the tales citi folks believe... buckwheat comes from a pretty little buckwheat plant, which is not in any way related to grains (grasses). we grow it here in Prabhupada Village /images/graemlins/smile.gif

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Buckwhea is otay.

 

 

From American Heritage Dictionary:

 

1. An annual Asian plant (Fagopyrum esculentum) having clusters of small whitish or pinkish flowers and small, seedlike, triangular fruits.

2. The edible fruits of this plant, used either whole or ground into flour.

 

 

O-TAY !!!

 

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most Vaishnavas consider buckwheat to be permissible as an Ekadasi food. but some see it as so similar in nature to grains that they fast from it.

 

incidentaly, I did not say that buckwheat was NOT o-tay /images/graemlins/wink.gif

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Thanks, I am no longer stymied (for gHari, the kids lost us here=;-). How about alfalfa? Sorry, I couldnt resist, I need a spanky.

 

Hare Krsna, ys, mahaksadasa

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I meant in the rhubarb family, so Im responsible for this rhubarb. O-tay?

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