peanut oil in various cuisines

[Guest guest]

, Linda Evans <linda.evans@e...> wrote:

> On this same topic. Someone mentioned Amy's prepared foods. Just a

note

> to vegans out there and parents with small children, a lot of her

foods

> have honey. I've read honey can be deadly to infants. We never eat

honey

> so I don't worry about it, but I was surprised how many parents

didn't

> realize honey was a danger.

 

AIUI, honey in cooked foods is not a danger to infants, just raw

honey. It's because of the botulism spores, which adults and older

children can deal with, but infants cannot. The spores do not survive

cooking or baking.

 

This doesn't deal with the vegan issue, of course.

 

Be well, Hadass

[Guest guest]

Being an new vegetarian, can you give me some ideas for lunches? I do

not always have a fridge to keep food for lunch and most restraurants in

the area do not have vegetarian dishes.

[Guest guest]

, bbrtz@w... wrote:

> Being an new vegetarian, can you give me some ideas for lunches? I

do

> not always have a fridge to keep food for lunch and most

restraurants in

> the area do not have vegetarian dishes.

 

I never used a fridge at work, just a lunchbox with an icepack, and

never had any trouble. I brought sandwiches (hummus, cream cheese,

veggie lunchmeats, peanut butter, etc.), little packages of yoghurt,

sometimes a container with dinner leftovers. If you can boil a kettle,

you can make one of those little soups-in-a-cup, or those little bags

of oatmeal. The possibilities are endless ...

 

Be well, Hadass