a bunch of random things
Locals in Utah County, at Sunflower Market right now, whole pitted dates in the bins are $2.79/lb., good price. I love their produce, too, by the way (the candy section and the fact that they sell pork is really inexplicable, but . . . whatever). Organic apples continue to be $0.99 at Good Earth.
In the next couple of days, I will be kicking off a new group buy for locals on the cases of raw/organic agave, cases of VitaMineral Green, gallons of extra virgin, organic coconut oil, and . . . this is new . . .
Almost all the ingredients for my granola (nuts, seeds, dried fruits, shredded coconut, flax, sprouts) in #10 cans! That’ll keep the meal moths/worms out and slightly extend the shelf life for your storage. (We’ll also have 5 lb. bags for those of you who are refrigerating or freezing, for all the items.)
Anyway, the prices are great and I’m excited. Stand by for the announcement–the buy will be live in the gsg.com store for just a few weeks! I couldn’t work a deal to get reasonable shipping for agave and coconut oil, since they’re heavy, so non-locals, please just buy your oil through the link on the coconut oil pages on GreenSmoothieGirl.com. I may be able to work out shipping on all the new items above, so I’ll let you know if I do.
I’ve been making the yummiest chips for guacamole and salsa by just cutting corn tortillas in quarters (with scissors) and broiling them till lightly browned, 2 mins. on each side. They’re perfect, and no oil is needed. I love the sprouted-wheat tortilla chips I have taught you before (see my YouTube vid), but these are easy and very cheap to make.
Subscribe to my video demos on YouTube (just search on “greensmoothiegirl”) because I have 7 new ones coming out. How to shop for greens, fitness, a quick/easy candy recipe, five-minute salsa in your Total Blender, Green Smoothie 2.0 with Superfoods, and more.
–Robyn
Great! I’m still waiting for info on the ionizers- using acidic and alkaline water.
Tricia, email me (robyn@greensmoothiegirl.com) and I’ll send the wholesale price sheet to you. Is that what you mean? Last I checked, Adam was letting people add on with those prices (but not giving the free shower head that came with the promo the week we did the teleseminar). I believe you wrote me and I wrote back, so it must have bounced or something, sorry.
If you mean a list of things you can do with acid and alkaline water, write adam@earthtrade.com and ask him if he has that. I do have a short list, I believe, in my alkaline water mini-reports starting on the home page with Myth #12.
I’ve found a great deal on coconut oil – nutiva unrefined organic 54 oz – less than $22 on vita cost website.
Hi Robyn
I have a question about coconut oil….in your recipes, like the lunch ones I recently downloaded, is it the virgin coconut oil or just coconut oil? The reason I am asking is that while I like the flavor of coconut I’m not real keen on it in things like stirfries,etc. Is the organic coconut oil just as good for you or is it like olive oil, the extra virgin being the best?
Thanks!
Yeah I got the ionizer, I’m just not sure what to use for sprouts and my garden. And I’m not sure why you can only run cold water through it.
Just use regular water from the hose on your garden because alkalinity of the soil is so tricky. I use acid water on pests, to spray on leaves, if that ever happens, though. I didn’t know you can’t run hot water through it, but OTOH I have never WANTED to run hot water through it.
I sprout in alkaline water.
A very fast way to cut corn tortillas is to use a pizza cutter! Stack 6 or so tortillas and cut into 4ths.