Anonymous
05/27/2014 21:02
Subject: What kind of (non-dairy) liquid are you using for your green smoothies?
Almond milk.
Anonymous
05/27/2014 20:49
Subject: What kind of (non-dairy) liquid are you using for your green smoothies?
4 oz of orange juice for every tightly packed cup of kale.
Anonymous
05/27/2014 20:41
Subject: What kind of (non-dairy) liquid are you using for your green smoothies?
A splash of orange juice and a little bit of water.
Anonymous
05/27/2014 20:06
Subject: What kind of (non-dairy) liquid are you using for your green smoothies?
Coconut water, water, or homemade almond or coconut mjlk
Anonymous
05/27/2014 20:05
Subject: What kind of (non-dairy) liquid are you using for your green smoothies?
Coconut milk or coconut water.
Anonymous
05/27/2014 19:58
Subject: Re:What kind of (non-dairy) liquid are you using for your green smoothies?
What dose unsweetened almond milk taste like?
Anonymous
05/27/2014 19:57
Subject: Re:What kind of (non-dairy) liquid are you using for your green smoothies?
+1 water. Tastes really good.
Anonymous
05/27/2014 19:49
Subject: What kind of (non-dairy) liquid are you using for your green smoothies?
I just use water, and only about one cup. The rest of my liquid comes from the cucumber and orange, mainly.
Anonymous
05/27/2014 19:45
Subject: Re:What kind of (non-dairy) liquid are you using for your green smoothies?
I like orange or pineapple juice.
Anonymous
05/27/2014 19:36
Subject: What kind of (non-dairy) liquid are you using for your green smoothies?
I also use unsweetened almond milk.
Anonymous
05/27/2014 15:20
Subject: What kind of (non-dairy) liquid are you using for your green smoothies?
Coconut water.
Anonymous
05/27/2014 15:11
Subject: What kind of (non-dairy) liquid are you using for your green smoothies?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Unsweetened almond milk. I just use the Whole Foods brand, but I don't remember what, if any, additives it has.
Is there any peer-reviewed research on carrageenan? The only place I've seen it panned is on Paleo blogs, and I don't know what science is behind the caution.
Ditto! Unsweetened almond milk. Or green juice (home made). Heck, water will work, too.
I was wondering about water!
What's 'green juice'?
Anonymous
05/27/2014 15:05
Subject: What kind of (non-dairy) liquid are you using for your green smoothies?
Anonymous wrote:Unsweetened almond milk. I just use the Whole Foods brand, but I don't remember what, if any, additives it has.
Is there any peer-reviewed research on carrageenan? The only place I've seen it panned is on Paleo blogs, and I don't know what science is behind the caution.
Ditto! Unsweetened almond milk. Or green juice (home made). Heck, water will work, too.
Anonymous
05/27/2014 14:58
Subject: What kind of (non-dairy) liquid are you using for your green smoothies?
Unsweetened almond milk. I just use the Whole Foods brand, but I don't remember what, if any, additives it has.
Is there any peer-reviewed research on carrageenan? The only place I've seen it panned is on Paleo blogs, and I don't know what science is behind the caution.
Is there any peer-reviewed research on carrageenan? The only place I've seen it panned is on Paleo blogs, and I don't know what science is behind the caution.
Anonymous
05/27/2014 14:51
Subject: What kind of (non-dairy) liquid are you using for your green smoothies?
I've been using the So Delicious Coconut Milk (unsweetened), but have been reading about how the carrageenan isn't great for you?
What are some other good options? I'm thinking of trying juice - pomegranate, maybe. Wondering what others do!
What are some other good options? I'm thinking of trying juice - pomegranate, maybe. Wondering what others do!