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In Topic: Approved Sweeteners

Today, 07:16 PM

lalaparker, on 24 May 2013 - 07:14 PM, said:

So, is Stevia acceptable during whole30? I've hear it's from a plant so isn't that a "natural" sweetener? I've been using coconut milk in my coffee and can live with that, but it would be nice to have a bit of stevia!

No sweeteners allowed during W30.

In Topic: Bulletproof coffee??

Today, 06:32 PM

I googled butter (ghee) tea and tried it with my Chocolate Pur-eh. It was fabulous. I'm a convert.

Robin, you so have to try this.

In Topic: Bulletproof coffee??

Today, 04:06 PM

percypat, on 24 May 2013 - 02:28 PM, said:

I am a staunch and dedicated tea drinker, and don't drink coffee at all (love the smell, hate the taste), but all this talk about BP coffee almost makes me want to try it!

Maybe I should try making butter tea. I don't have access to yak butter (or a yak for that matter) but I'm sure ghee would substitute in ok!

Percy, tell me about this butter tea. Do you blend it like the bp coffee? I have some delicious chocolate tea that I want to try this with.

In Topic: Discovered ghee!

Today, 04:16 AM

Mrsfrosty, on 24 May 2013 - 03:33 AM, said:

I'm a newbie and had never heard of ghee until reading it starts with food...just ordered ghee from amazon...sme brand...arrives tomorrow...getting ready for my whole30 june 1

Congrats and welcome! :0)

In Topic: Metabisulfite in balsamic vinegar

Today, 03:56 AM

Shelda17, on 24 May 2013 - 03:27 AM, said:

SO glad to read that naturally occuring sulfites are acceptable. I thought I had read that somewhere, but when my new bottle of Boyajian 12-year old Balsamic Cocoa Vinegar arrived today, and I saw the "s" word, I was seriously bummed until I found this thread. Its ingredients are "must of grapes, aged wine vinegar, cocoa." And then it says "contains naturally occurring sulfites."

So all is well, and I can try out this yummy sounding stuff!

Yes and then send some to me please. Yum!!