Soulsearcher
10-24-2006, 07:58 PM
Hi! My name is Soulsearcher I am new to this forum. I have been on NFL forum for two months and connecting with raw foodist there. I just found this forum and look foward to connecting with raw foodist here.
My family and I have just started our raw food journey two months ago. My husband and three kids, who I homeschool. We aren't 100% raw and range to being about 70 to 80 percent raw daily. We mainly eat about over a pound of greens a day (romain, redleaf, and green leaf), I make the kids a green smoothie dandlion leaf, banana, strawberry. My husband and I have coconut smoothie with a banana. The kids have natual penut butter from organic store with pumpkin butter on sproted bread. They also eat a banana and an apple. My husband and I have avo mashed up with cut up tomatos and cucumber with organic black chips. We also have been drinking 4 oz of kombacha tea almost daily.
That is our deit just about everyday. I am not sure if our organic store will have more choices in the summer but there really isn't much varity with the fruit. There is some frozen but I am unsure if it would be worth it to get frozen I like fresh.
Another reason variety is an issue is that we possible need to think of getting raw food appliances. I have a barely working blendar and want to get a high powered they are like 400 dollars. I want to get a dyhdrator cause I feel this could cut out the bread we buy and I could figure out how to make crackers for our avo and stuff. And something to substitute the bread for the kids. So I guess I am looking more towards getting the high powered bendar and the dehydrator. I would also like to get an ionizer for purifing our water and making it more alkaline and that will cost about 900 dollars. I guess the ionizer is last on my list at the moment cause we really have other needs that should be meet in this house. like getting everyone a decent bed. Anyone with a decent eco friendly organic bed suggestion?
I love talking about radical ideas that change up the way things are workin in society now. I think there is much to be improved upon and look foward to exploring these questions on this board with you lovely folks.
My family and I have just started our raw food journey two months ago. My husband and three kids, who I homeschool. We aren't 100% raw and range to being about 70 to 80 percent raw daily. We mainly eat about over a pound of greens a day (romain, redleaf, and green leaf), I make the kids a green smoothie dandlion leaf, banana, strawberry. My husband and I have coconut smoothie with a banana. The kids have natual penut butter from organic store with pumpkin butter on sproted bread. They also eat a banana and an apple. My husband and I have avo mashed up with cut up tomatos and cucumber with organic black chips. We also have been drinking 4 oz of kombacha tea almost daily.
That is our deit just about everyday. I am not sure if our organic store will have more choices in the summer but there really isn't much varity with the fruit. There is some frozen but I am unsure if it would be worth it to get frozen I like fresh.
Another reason variety is an issue is that we possible need to think of getting raw food appliances. I have a barely working blendar and want to get a high powered they are like 400 dollars. I want to get a dyhdrator cause I feel this could cut out the bread we buy and I could figure out how to make crackers for our avo and stuff. And something to substitute the bread for the kids. So I guess I am looking more towards getting the high powered bendar and the dehydrator. I would also like to get an ionizer for purifing our water and making it more alkaline and that will cost about 900 dollars. I guess the ionizer is last on my list at the moment cause we really have other needs that should be meet in this house. like getting everyone a decent bed. Anyone with a decent eco friendly organic bed suggestion?
I love talking about radical ideas that change up the way things are workin in society now. I think there is much to be improved upon and look foward to exploring these questions on this board with you lovely folks.