sesame milk

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Man that sounds good! Lane

 

I just made an absolutely delicious sesame milk that might be a great

transition to raw foods food (or special celebration food) because it is

so deliciously decadent!<BR>

I blended my soaked sesame seeds with some soaked dates, vanilla

and some raw cocoa beans (rawguru). DELICIOUS!<BR>

Leslie<BR>

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i've noticed many people mentioning drinking sesame milk. why do you

drink this as opposed to, for example, almond milk. is it easy to

make?

thanks

sara

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Sesame seeds are loaded with calcium. And in a book by Annie and David Jubb,

they write that, " Unhulled sesame seed contain an enormous amount of organic

calcium. Sesame seeds lose two-thirds of their calcium in the hulling process. "

www.jubbslongevity.com and their other website is www.lifefood.com. The book is

Lifefood recipe book.

When Sergie Boutenko broke his clavical bone, he craved sesame milk and wheat

grass juice. Both high in calcium.

 

In Health, Lois

 

sara <saracshank wrote:

 

 

i've noticed many people mentioning drinking sesame milk. why do you

drink this as opposed to, for example, almond milk. is it easy to

make?

thanks

sara

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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I forgot to mention how easy it is. Soak 1/2 cup of sesame seeds few hours to

overnight, drain and blend with 2 cups of water. Same as for almond milk.

Sweeten with raw honey, stevia or dates, to your taste.

Lois

 

sara <saracshank wrote:

 

 

i've noticed many people mentioning drinking sesame milk. why do you

drink this as opposed to, for example, almond milk. is it easy to

make?

thanks

sara