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Date Posted: 20:04:29 05/17/03 Sat
Author: Kyla
Author Host/IP: 12-220-128-217.client.insightBB.com / 12.220.128.217
Subject: Re: cows milk
In reply to: isabelle 's message, "Re: cows milk" on 19:30:57 05/17/03 Sat

I love cous cous! It is so quick to prepare unlike some of the hot cereals that I have I've never thought of cinnamon nor as a breakfast food--good idea! I do indulge in milk/espresso drinks. My favorite cafe offers soy milk, but there is something about soy in espresso drinks that I do not like...maybe it just does not marble like reg milk.

im with you completely. i love yoghurt with prunes
>for breakfast and cheese, well, it is one of life's
>little luxuries, but milk is hideous. My partner runs
>a cafe/restaurant/bar/event space in Tokyo
>(http://www.vision.co.jp/index2.html) and I go there
>every other day to boss people around .... they make
>yummy caffe latte and I do indulge, but there has been
>no milk in my house since I first started posting
>here. Funnily enough, I think it was Ricky of all
>people who got me on the no milk wagon.
>
>For an ideal take-with-you meal why don't you try cous
>cous? All you need to so is pour hot water on it and
>stir in some cinnamon and it is perfect. Or you could
>take some coriander with you and just stir that
>through it - fat free, low cal and NO milk and
>convenient.

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Replies:

Re: cows milk -- Alice, 20:25:19 05/17/03 Sat
- Re: cows milk -- kyla, 21:02:07 05/17/03 Sat