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A bit of lime juice with peanut butter is a reasonable substitute for marmalade. (Marmalade with
sugar is verboten, and with non-nutrient sweeteners is too sweet for my taste.)
Note: the peanut butter I use is salt-free and made entirely of peanuts. And instead of bread, I've
been using corn tortillas.
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Quoted message said:A bit of lime juice with peanut butter is a reasonable substitute for marmalade. (Marmalade with
sugar is verboten, and with non-nutrient sweeteners is too sweet for my taste.)Note: the peanut butter I use is salt-free and made entirely of peanuts. And instead of bread,
I've been using corn tortillas.--
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Whatever you wish for me, may you have twice as much.
Is there a particular reason for the tortilla sub for the bread?
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Quoted message said:A bit of lime juice with peanut butter is a reasonable substitute for marmalade. (Marmalade with
sugar is verboten, and with non-nutrient sweeteners is too sweet for my taste.)Note: the peanut butter I use is salt-free and made entirely of peanuts. And instead of bread,
I've been using corn tortillas.--
Dan Goodman Journal dsgood.blogspot.comdsgood.blogspot.comOpen ↗ or livejournal.comdsgoodOpen ↗
Whatever you wish for me, may you have twice as much.Is there a particular reason for the tortilla sub for the bread?
It has a lot less salt.
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you wish for me, may you have twice as much.
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Quoted message said:"Nexis" <[email hidden]> wrote in news:3tCRb.711$IF1.695@fed1read01:
Quoted message said:"Dan Goodman" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
Quoted message said:A bit of lime juice with peanut butter is a reasonable substitute for marmalade. (Marmalade
with sugar is verboten, and with non-nutrient sweeteners is too sweet for my taste.)Note: the peanut butter I use is salt-free and made entirely of peanuts. And instead of bread,
I've been using corn tortillas.
you wish for me, may you have twice as much.
Quoted message said:Quoted message said:
Is there a particular reason for the tortilla sub for the bread?
It has a lot less salt.
Ohhh ok. I was just curious! I figured it wasn't a carb thing.
kimberly
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