Why take extracts instead of food? e.g. OK cranberries may be a bit tart but for many other berries why take e.g. blueberry extracts why not use "just blueberries" (air dried blueberries) sold by a company which sells many kinds of air dried fruits and veggies. I've started adding them into my oatmeal. Or for that matter one can use frozen e.g. berries.
Extracts e.g. blueberry vs "just blueberries" vs..
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scottl
, Dec 28 2005 10:43 PM
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#1
Posted 28 December 2005 - 10:43 PM
Why take extracts instead of food? e.g. OK cranberries may be a bit tart but for many other berries why take e.g. blueberry extracts why not use "just blueberries" (air dried blueberries) sold by a company which sells many kinds of air dried fruits and veggies. I've started adding them into my oatmeal. Or for that matter one can use frozen e.g. berries.
#2
Posted 29 December 2005 - 01:28 PM
we sell those 'just' fruits & veggies at my work... most are pretty good. i often have an entire carton of blueberries for lunch lol. i dont know how much nutritional value is in them though... i dont believe they are dried at low temps, but i could be wrong.
cascadian farms makes frozen organic blueberries for around the same price(actually like 1$ cheaper) that are to die for.
i also dont understand why people take extracts instead of the whole foods... when you do the math most berry extracts only contain 1 or 2 mouthfulls worth of berry-stuffs.
ive even gotten off taking green tea extract, and have been drinking high grade japanese sencha...
cascadian farms makes frozen organic blueberries for around the same price(actually like 1$ cheaper) that are to die for.
i also dont understand why people take extracts instead of the whole foods... when you do the math most berry extracts only contain 1 or 2 mouthfulls worth of berry-stuffs.
ive even gotten off taking green tea extract, and have been drinking high grade japanese sencha...
#3
Posted 29 December 2005 - 04:01 PM
Yea but don't you need like 10 cups of the tea?
An entire carton? That much carbs would leave me spacy.
An entire carton? That much carbs would leave me spacy.
#4
Posted 30 December 2005 - 01:33 AM
a good cup of REAL sencha can have quite a bit of catchins in it... and matcha ALOT more than sencha
#5
Posted 30 December 2005 - 08:15 PM
Plus, sencha tastes mighty fine.
And doesn't Duke drink white tea "all day long"? That's got to be at least 10 cups a day.
And doesn't Duke drink white tea "all day long"? That's got to be at least 10 cups a day.
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