Comments on: Dairy Free Frozen Orange Ginger Tea Latte

By: Laura @ Gluten Free Pantry

Laura @ Gluten Free Pantry — Thu, 07 Jun 2012 21:58:44 +0000

This latte looks and sounds amazing! I love the combination of flavors and ingredients you used. This drink looks perfect for a hot day like today here in the States!

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By: alea

alea — Wed, 08 Jun 2011 11:28:57 +0000

ahh funny enough, we’ve hit the 100s in Ottawa too! over 40 degrees celsius with the humidity (so thats 103 farenheit). And to think we get to the -40s in the winter (at that point farenheit and celsius are the same. crazy.) :) hope you enjoy the slushie!

By: JennInAustin

JennInAustin — Wed, 08 Jun 2011 01:01:28 +0000

It’s already in the 100’s down here in Texas. Ugh. So we need the slushies!!!

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By: alea

alea — Fri, 17 Sep 2010 15:38:32 +0000

hey jamie-
yah, i heard lemon juice actually really helps with digesting fats- has to do with its acidity and natural enzymes… usually when i’m stuck and have to eat something thats bad for the gut, i find taking enzyme supplements REALLY helps… its great hearing from you, i know what you mean about finding someone else out there whose gut is just as rebellious… alot of people really don’t get it. thats actually why i looooove karina’s blog (listed on my blogroll). man. that woman knows about bag gut… she calls hers ‘monkey gut’. perfect.

By: Jamie

Jamie — Thu, 16 Sep 2010 19:22:47 +0000

Yeah, salt & oils — crazy, huh? Almost every type of oil is a huge irritant, but I can tolerate EVOO in tiny amounts – I’m talking teaspoons at a time and only once every other week or so. Lemon juice also helps me! Things just seem to… digest better when I add a bit of it! Not sure how/why, but I cook most veggies with it and yum! I think I’m a bit sensitive to tomatoes too (causes MAJOR gut swell!), but I lurve garlic and put it in everything! Hate that you can’t have that deliciousness all the time! :(

I know playing it super-strict with the gut has made a huge difference for me. Now that I’m slowly adding back to my diet (hello salt and cold foods!), I’m able to recognize more easily what irritates and what’s fine in moderation.

I’m one of the lucky celiacs who can tolerate oats — I use Bob’s and LOVE them! I’m also planning to try your bfast porridge this weekend – sans brown rice. I can’t handle any form of rice! I’ve also never cooked with the cinnamon sticks before — any tips on that?

It’s so weird that you mentioned Vega testing! The day before you said that, I dropped by a chiropractic/ENT office for some information and they told me about the test. I’m not sure if I’ll take it, but it’s definitely interesting!

Thanks again for all of your help and advice, it is a HUGE comfort to know there is someone else out there dealing with the same types of GI issues!

By: alea

alea — Wed, 15 Sep 2010 23:07:08 +0000

Hi ckp! i looooove some of your recipes! horchata- I’d never heard of it before… and that pumpkin ice cream looks phenomenal… both now on my To Do Immediately list lol :)