Helen wrote:
I'd suggest making up some Tang but with less water,
What's Tang? Not a name that I've ever seen on sale. I assume it's some sort
of orange juice.
That's one of the problems. Either the same things aren't on sale, or
they're on sale but under a name we wouldn't recognise, not
Five Germans in an Audi Quattro arrive at the Italian border.
The Italian Customs Officer stops them and tells them It'sa illegala to
putta 5 people in a Quattro.
Vot do you mean it's illegal? asks the German driver.
Quattro meansa four replies the Italian official.
Quattro is just ze name of
Tang is a powdered orange drink, supposedly used by space astronauts. I was
never fond of it. I would also want to check closely for added sugar since I
don't remember it being advertised as 100 percent juice.
Speaking of added sugar, I would suspect orange marmalade for that also.
Out of
On 5/11/11 3:17 AM, Jean Nathan wrote:
What's Tang? Not a name that I've ever seen on sale. I
assume it's some sort of orange juice.
It's an orange-flavored drink powder like pre-sweetened
Kool-Aid, but with one or more nutrients added. Way back
when, Tang scored an advertising triumph
On 5/11/11 10:36 AM, dmt11h...@aol.com wrote:
It has always been my impression that sugar is sugar,
whether it be added (sucrose) or whether it be contained
within a fruit (fructose).
Once upon a time, I handed out cookies at a Century ride.
My grapes had just ripened, so I brought along a
Devon, you're quite right about sugar. Fruit sugar is considered less
harmful than sucrose (refined sugar), but it isn't. Sugar is sugar. Diabetes
UK says that sugar can be taken as part of a balanced diet along with
everything else. It's advisable to have food which has natural sugar, like
I need help/advice/reassurance.
It's been decided that I should have methotrexate by injection once a week
rather than orally as I have been taking because it's more effective. They
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I had to self-inject for a year as my treatment for cancer - nightly for two
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inject into a vein or anything complicated like that. I doubt that anyone
WANTS to do it, and I expect everyone feels nervous to start off
Nothing to do with lace really unless you count braiding as lace (its done
with thread after all) but I am trying to find out the name of the button
fastenings they use for friendship bracelets. I have looked at just about
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