Crystalized Ginger!!! Ohhhhh....new tummy love!!
#238300 - 01/13/06 01:24 PM
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bamagirl
Reged: 04/02/04
Posts: 1407
Loc: Alabama
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This stuff is GOOD for tummy discomfort and tastes great!!! Just tried it for the first time lastnight! I'll be going back for MORE!!
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Really??
#238308 - 01/13/06 01:36 PM
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Stephie
Reged: 03/10/04
Posts: 2696
Loc: Vancouver, Canada
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Hi!
I am so glad you found something that helps AND that you enjoy!
I found crystalized ginger in England, bought a big bag of it, tried one and nearly hurled!   I couldn't STAND it. I don't mind ginger in cooking, mixed with stuff but I really wanted to like the crystalised stuff and I just couldn't tolerate it at all!
I am so glad you like it, though, it's such a simple way to get some relief!
Cheers!
--Steph
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Thankfully, there's an Amish store in the next county north that sells baking supplies wicked cheap, because I can't afford it at grocery store prices... and it's sort of an addiction.  I started eating it for nausea, but man, is it good tasty stuff!
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I just discovered something great. For one meal a day I usually have a chocolate flavored protein shake with almond milk, ground flax and acacia fiber. I had a brainwave to add some chopped candied ginger in my handy dandy blender and it tasted fantastic! An added benefit is that it grinds the ginger up very fine so you get more nutrients from it plus it is more digestible. I get my candied ginger from Trader Joe's. It comes in bags of ginger "coins". They are pretty high calorie (30 cals each) so I just add two pieces to my shake. This is plenty to get a really good ginger flavor. Ginger is supposed to be good for tummy troubles and arthritis.
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