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  • #4015
    SnowWhine
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    Im an American in Norway, I just joined and going over the recipes. What on earth is SWG wrap? Also I have been out of the States for almost 15 years what is raw butter, raw milk ? Any help would really be a huge help
    Thanks

    #4026

    SWG stands for “sprouted whole grain,” and a “wrap” is another word for “tortilla” or “hardangerlefse”.
    Raw dairy is made from milk that has not be pasteurized or homogenized; it is believed that this best preserves the maximum nutritional value. Due to strict health regulations in Norway you can buy raw milk directly from the farm, but only “occasionally” – Skaarbu Gård with farmer Gustav Koot has raw milk available in liter bottles, and he makes gouda raw milk cheese plus other dairy products; they are located at Langelivn 12 3080 Holmestrand. Tel: 0047 – 92293266 Web: http://www.skaarbu.no. Freeze-dried mare’s milk is available at http://www.hoppemelk.no/maresmilk.htm.

    #4093
    fahdutnik
    Member

    I’m in Alabama, where does one get raw milk, cheese, etc?

    #4097

    http://www.realmilk.com/real-milk-finder/alabama/#al
    Scroll down and you will see contacts.

    #4212
    cgaum912
    Member

    Would Whole Foods carry raw milk and cheese? Are they more calories?
    Thanks a bunch!

    #4214

    No, most regular shops would not have raw dairy, as it is sold under special conditions. Please see the attached link to find a source close to you
    http://www.realmilk.com/where.html

    #4254
    Cynt
    Member

    I too am having problems getting some products…but I just made up my mind to come as close as I can..we all know not everything is available everywhere…don’t use this as an excuse to give up please!!

    #4261
    buksaj
    Member

    Hi I just finished created my food list for the week, I think it is too much. I am going to purchase all of the food that is required. I hope that I don’t go broke. This does not even include my weekly shopping list for my family. I feel like I should buy every vegetable known to man. I am not to happy with the complexity of this menu. I am not going to go all around town or start ordering things on line to fill this menu. It took me about 2 hours to create a shopping list. I think that this should be provide to the customer after creating their menu. Sorry for sounding negative but I really love the rule, KISS. It should be used more often

    #4302
    dawnrosie
    Member

    hi im a newbie as well, just wanted to say hello and find out a bit more about what ive bought into, where do i start?

    #4344

    Hi, Dawnrosie. Your best bet is to start with the online guides in “My Downloads” above, then after completing your profile, enter the Menu Planner under “Apps” – you will be “walked” through it. Wishing you good luck!

    #4349

    Hi, buksaj. Your best bet is to choose the minimum number of items in each group in the Menu Planner each week to limit the number of items that appear in your menu. I would also highly recommend that you and your family come to a consensus regarding foods that would fit all of you. This needs to be comfortable!

    #4351
    dawnrosie
    Member

    thanks Ossie, ive got that far now and have my menus all worked out. Is there an easy way to quickly see them tho? I keep having to go back into the menu creation to just see my daily menus?

    #4360

    Hi again, Dawnrosie. I have forwarded your excellent question to our tech support team.

    #4362
    dawnrosie
    Member

    actually Ossie, I found the answer, I have to just go into Menu History DOH!

    #4376
    Tanna
    Member

    Hi there I just wanted to ask about Nut Butters, can I use peanut butter or is there a better one to use.Also any suggested products for milk and cheese if you can’t get Raw.Thanks so much and I’m looking forward to me and my hubby losing the weight.

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