2006/11/20, 03:02 PM
quinoa I just read about it yesterday it is a grain from the Andes in and near Peru. It is a complet protein as well....just looking for feedback!
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2006/11/20, 03:07 PM
Yes, excellent stuff. As well as spelt and amaranth.
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2006/11/20, 03:11 PM
Hey Ron is this stuff as easy to find in say a normal gorcery store? As they claim it is?
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2006/11/20, 03:11 PM
It is soooooooo good. My mom cooks it in chicken broth)instead of water to add more flavor) and it is delicious. You should try it!
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2006/11/20, 03:35 PM
My mom picks it up in the bulk nurtition section of her Fred Meyers and Haggans...I would think any higher end grocery store would have it.
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2006/11/20, 03:36 PM
Cool have to see about it!
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2006/11/20, 03:37 PM
You can even grow your own. They grow about 6 ft tall and produce a nice flower also. Get them from a seed caralogue or a nursery.
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Ivan
Montreal Canada (City of Festivals)
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2006/11/20, 03:52 PM
Yep, I've had it in my cupboard for a few years. I really prefer the red quinoa to the white for flavor. I've only seen it in the health food store so far.
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