Well said!! But, I want someone to bake the
cake and tell me how it is.
Janice, Missouri
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Sent: Saturday, September 19, 2009 1:35 AM
Subject: Re: [TMIC] Prunes for those with a sweet tooth
What's wrong with just eating the prunes? I've used dried fruits, prunes,
apricots, etc. as well as food that has a lot of fiber like beans, depending on
what the situation is over the past year and have finally been able to regulate
myself. After 9 years of bowel problems, this has been so much help to me.
I haven't had as much trouble with constipation as I have had with loose
stools. Frankly, for me, constipation has been much easier to deal with, but
that's my body. Now that I've said that, I hope things don't go back to having
problems again. There were many times, sometimes for months, that I was afraid
to leave my home. I suffered from C-diff, where the bad bugs had overtaken my
gut and there were hardly any good bugs left. It has taken me a long time to
balance that out again. That's what antibiotics can do to you if you take a
few.
Hugs to all, Barbara A
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Sent: Thu, Sep 17, 2009 9:58 am
Subject: Re: [TMIC] Prunes for those with a sweet tooth
Okay girls.....if you want to make this cake more healthy....:-)
do not use the corn syrup....that is the worse thing you can
put in your body....use the honey.....
also.....substitute olive oil for the veg. oil.
I learned from a chef that you can substitute olive oil for
any oil in your recipes....and you can substitute butter in
any recipe that calls for shortening or margarine.
I've been a happy baker ever since. :-)
~ Lynn
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