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Ray--
Think of it this way--your sinuses will NOT be clogged that day!
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I never liked the flavored cereals...so for me, it's:
Oatmeal w/brown sugar
COW w/white sugar
Red River w/brown sugar (kind of a "seedy" hot cereal)
and my favorite...
Ralston w/brown sugar (it's like COW with more of the germ/bran on it, so it's tan, not white...and tastes much different). And it even has TOM MIX on the box!!!
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Isn't the Ukrainian Svjatyj Vecur dish "Kutiya" kinda like a wholegrain version of CofW?
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3 heaping tablespoons of red beet Do beets come in any other color? Fr. Serge
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Isn't there a White Sugar Beet?
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The sugar beet is a whitish color. I doubt we see it in stores. I only happened to see them because a few neighbors still grew them when I was very small. It was a huge cash crop in eastern Montana at one time. Ive never understood why it changed, but by 1960 just a few were still growing them.
The red beet is the common table beet unless a red suger beet was grown elsewhere.
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I forgot, the newest seed catalogues are selling a golden beet.
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The sugar beet is a whitish color. I doubt we see it in stores. I only happened to see them because a few neighbors still grew them when I was very small. It was a huge cash crop in eastern Montana at one time. Ive never understood why it changed, but by 1960 just a few were still growing them.
The red beet is the common table beet unless a red suger beet was grown elsewhere. Yes, but too the sugar beet still makes up a huge amount of the sugar production in the U.S., according to the History Channel show I watched on sugar. Probably was eating sugar while watching it. Oh, hold on I need a sip of my clear, wait what's this stuff, clear beverage with ice? I'll be back after I go put some sugar in it  p.s. did you know that there is even sugar in table salt, so I'm told.
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There may be sugar in table salt, but not three shots of vodka. Shame, that.
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Good reason to use Sea Salt or Kosher Salt. Much better for you!
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Christ is Baptised! In the Jordan!
I use nothing but sea salt or kosher salt. The other stuff just has too many additives to it and I found that sea salt and kosher salt tastes better. Or, rather, it makes the food taste better.
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Yes, but does sea salt contain have other stuff than salt (that was also dissolved in the sea)?
As for sugar beets, they used to grow them around here when I wass a kid. They still do a litle bit, but not nearly like they used to.
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JOHN: I don't think you have to worry about all the other stuff that is clogging our oceans or floating around in them.  BOB
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