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If you crave sweets this may mean you have a vitamin deficiency and that if you ate more of certain foods it would be easier to quell and drastically reduce your craving for sweets.Naturopathic medical doctor Colleen Huber says that if you crave sweets, what you really need are nutrients such as chromium (so eat more broccoli, grapes, cheese, dried beans and chicken) or carbon (eat more fresh fruit) or phosphorus (eat more chicken, beef, liver, fish, eggs, nuts, legumes) or sulfur (eat more cranberries, horseradish, cruciferous vegetables, kale, cabbage) or lastly tryptophan (eat more cheese, lamb, raisins, sweet potato and spinach}.If your particular sweet craving is usually about chocolate, you are probably craving magnesium. Curb your desire for chocolate by eating lots of raw nuts and seeds, legumes and fruits. See a very interesting list about various food and alcohol cravings and how they are related to mineral or vitamin deficiencies. The art print above is by Jean-Baptiste Sime
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The Diet Pulpit’s contributing famous New York chef, Chef Tom presents his elegant healthy dessert with yummy peaches in a lovely white wine. I can’t wait to try this. To make it even healthier you can substitute the sugar with Sweet Perfection (only 3 calories a tsp and added bonus of 3 grams of fiber, no after taste, all natural sweetner that measures like sugar)
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From Chef Tom - I really can’t believe we are already half way through the summer! I’m sure many of you, just like me, love the fresh fruits available during this time of year. This week I have a simple recipe that goes great as an afternoon snack or an after dinner treat! Who knew something so sweet and tasty could be healthy too!
4 large peaches
2 Tbs confectioners’ sugar, sifted
1 orange
1/2 cup medium or sweet white wine, chilled
1 Using a sharp knife, halve the peaches, then remove the pits and discard them. Peel the peaches, if you prefer. Slice into thin
We have all seen the videos on YouTube where a kid creates a Coke volcano by dropping a few Mentos into a bottle of Coke. This kid decided he was going to recreate the same experiment using beer. I am not exactly sure what he expected to happen but I know that I never saw that coming.
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So, this week I will surprise my team with …
… some other sweets than usual (this time I bought a 1 kg package). I hope this lasts longer and I am also curious if they like them.
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Cooking with kids is fun.These small sweet things are nothing much to look at but easy for kids to make. Perhpaps they will need some help measuring up the ingredients.INGREDIENTS:* 100 g margarine* 1 dl (100 ml) sugar* 2 tablespoons cacao powder* 1 tablespoon vanilla sugar* 4 tablespoons golden syrup* 1 ½ dl (150 ml) coconut flakes* 3 dl (300 ml) corn flakes* (or Kellogs Special K. Flakes)METHOD:1. Melt the margarine, add sugar, cacao powder, vanilla and syrup.2. Bring to the boil and simmer for 3 minutes.3. Remove from the heat, add the coconut flakes and cornflakes.4. Stir gently until the cornflakes are well coated.5. Spoon pieces of the mixture onto parchment paper (or into muffin cups).6. Refrigerate for about 10 - 15 minutes, then enjoy."When one teaches, two learn" (quote: Robert Heinlein 1907-1988)A young boy at my school once gave me this recipe. He called them "Fågelbon" (Bird´s nests). I suppose he was thinking of magpies´ nests. A magpie is a European long-tailed, blac
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