These are sold in the U.S. The ingredients list says raw sunflower seed,
brown rice, carrots, herbs, and salt. I would like to try making them at
home. Has anyone else tried?

Thanks in advance.


.... julie

Julie Falsetti > wrote:
> These are sold in the U.S. The ingredients list says raw sunflower seed,
> brown rice, carrots, herbs, and salt. I would like to try making them at
> home. Has anyone else tried?

I've not tried these. Are they dehydrated a bit or just sold as is?
I've made a "raw loaf" that involves soaking almonds then blenderising
them with raw vegetables such as carrots, cabbage, tomato, etc, various
flavourings, and mashed avocado. Pretty tasty, though you want to eat
it straight away as it doesn't keep.

Kake

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Julie Falsetti > wrote:

> These are sold in the U.S. The ingredients list says raw sunflower seed,
> brown rice, carrots, herbs, and salt. I would like to try making them at
> home. Has anyone else tried?


I love them. They're *green*, just so you know, and taste *wonderful*
with barbecue sauce on an onion roll.

ygg

These are sold fresh (frozen) and require no cooking.

On Sun, 19 Oct 2003, Kate Pugh wrote:

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> I've not tried these. Are they dehydrated a bit or just sold as is