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Skriven 2014-08-09 16:56:00 av NANCY BACKUS (1:123/140)
     Kommentar till en text av RUTH HAFFLY
Ärende: Re: banana pudd
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-=> Quoting Ruth Haffly to Nancy Backus on 08-06-14  21:43 <=-

 RH>> I think he used almond milk with this one, but it was Wegman's
 RH>> bought almond milk, not home made.
 NB>> Quicker and easier, especially in a strange kitchen...  :)

 RH> Kitchen wasn't too strange, just not quite the same system of where
 RH> things are kept as we do. Also a number of different tools and
 RH> different colors than what we're used to.

Strange as in not your own familiar...  :)  
 
 NB>> When we were at my family's camping, my cousin's family celebrated
 NB>> their son's birthday (Matt turned 14 on the 11th).  He asked for
 NB>> banana pudding instead of cake, which he got.  His younger sister
 NB>> appears to be developing lactose issues, so she couldn't have any...
 NB>> I mentioned to them that one could make it with almond milk, for her
 NB>> benefit... but as that wasn't something readily at hand, it didn't
 NB>> happen this time. She got some sort of banana/chocolate/marshmallow
 NB>> concoction that was heated over the campfire...  :)

 RH> Maybe at the next get together there will be a number of things made
 RH> to accomodate her. Once word gets around about how easy adaptations can
 RH> be made, more people usually are willing to try preparing something
 RH> new, and eating something just as tasty.
 
Depends to some extent on how adventurous people are willing to be, and
what they consider adventurous... ;)  By next year, they may well have
decided that it is a non-issue, too.  Since we are camping together for
a week, there generally aren't any meals where we all eat together...
there is a fair bit of people sorta surfing the camps, especially among
the older children...  But other than planned celebrations (and they are
mostly just dessert) we don't have meals together.  Families do make
their own accommodations for dietary issues, though.  I think Megan's
possible lactose problems was a really recent development, too, so the
family hadn't really wrapped their minds around what adjustments might
be needed...
 
 RH> Moving on to something else--juicing. We had a juicer (gotten 2nd
 RH> hand) but he wasn't too crazy about it. After going on line, checking
 RH> out all kinds of juicers, he got another one (came in yesterday) that
 RH> he's already initiated.

And what has he juiced already...?   :)

ttyl          neb

... Tomatoes and oregano make it Italian.

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