what could i use as an alternative for coconut palm sugar?
Q. i am making phad thai and i did not get this. i need an alternative.
Asked by Jackie - Sat Apr 4 17:04:45 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Honey.
Answered by sole325 - Sat Apr 4 17:09:34 2009
Q. i am making phad thai and i did not get this. i need an alternative.
Asked by Jackie - Sat Apr 4 17:04:45 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Honey.
Answered by sole325 - Sat Apr 4 17:09:34 2009
What does the future holds for someone who consumes too much palm sugar and practices palmistry?
Q. What does the future holds for someone who consumes too much palm sugar and practices palmistry?
Asked by Teddy TheBear - Mon Oct 29 01:32:59 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. He can read his future. Diabetes.
Answered by Mad Cow - Mon Oct 29 02:45:16 2007
Q. What does the future holds for someone who consumes too much palm sugar and practices palmistry?
Asked by Teddy TheBear - Mon Oct 29 01:32:59 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. He can read his future. Diabetes.
Answered by Mad Cow - Mon Oct 29 02:45:16 2007
Is there an alternative to palm sugar.?
Q. I have a recipe that calls for palm sugar but can't find it at the grocery shop. Is there another sugar that's close enough. I thought maybe raw sugar?
Asked by Ally - Tue Sep 23 03:21:54 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Do you have a South Asian grocery nearby? You can substitute jaggery (which is date palm sugar). You can also just use brown sugar. I've had success substituting brown sugar for jaggery.
Answered by moonchyld_gta - Tue Sep 23 03:35:09 2008
Q. I have a recipe that calls for palm sugar but can't find it at the grocery shop. Is there another sugar that's close enough. I thought maybe raw sugar?
Asked by Ally - Tue Sep 23 03:21:54 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Do you have a South Asian grocery nearby? You can substitute jaggery (which is date palm sugar). You can also just use brown sugar. I've had success substituting brown sugar for jaggery.
Answered by moonchyld_gta - Tue Sep 23 03:35:09 2008
How to produce in industrial scale liquid sugar from fruit of date palm?
Q. I live in UAE. I'd like to produce liquid sugar from fruit of date palm in industrial scale. Could anyone inform me of the resources for such information?
Asked by Kamal M - Sat Dec 30 07:31:44 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. no idea x
Answered by Liddle ole me - Mon Jan 1 15:09:05 2007
Q. I live in UAE. I'd like to produce liquid sugar from fruit of date palm in industrial scale. Could anyone inform me of the resources for such information?
Asked by Kamal M - Sat Dec 30 07:31:44 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. no idea x
Answered by Liddle ole me - Mon Jan 1 15:09:05 2007
What is coconut palm sugar?
Q. What is coconut palm sugar?
Asked by Philkillens Lover. - Tue Jul 29 20:14:18 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Palm sugar and coconut sugars (nahm dtahn bpeep/buk & nahm dtahn maprao): Although the names are used interchangeably, palm sugar and coconut sugar are not the same. One comes from the palmyra or sugar palm and the other from coconut palm, but both are produced from the sweet, watery sap that drips from cut flower buds. The sap is collected each morning and boiled in huge woks on the plantations until a sticky sugar remains. This is whipped and dropped in lumps on cellophane, or filled into containers. Because it is not highly processed like brown sugar, the color, consistency, flavor and level of sweetness can vary from batch to batch, even within the same brand. The color can be as light as creamy beige and as dark as rich caramel… [cont.]
Answered by Ocho Cinco - Fri Aug 1 05:21:17 2008
Q. What is coconut palm sugar?
Asked by Philkillens Lover. - Tue Jul 29 20:14:18 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Palm sugar and coconut sugars (nahm dtahn bpeep/buk & nahm dtahn maprao): Although the names are used interchangeably, palm sugar and coconut sugar are not the same. One comes from the palmyra or sugar palm and the other from coconut palm, but both are produced from the sweet, watery sap that drips from cut flower buds. The sap is collected each morning and boiled in huge woks on the plantations until a sticky sugar remains. This is whipped and dropped in lumps on cellophane, or filled into containers. Because it is not highly processed like brown sugar, the color, consistency, flavor and level of sweetness can vary from batch to batch, even within the same brand. The color can be as light as creamy beige and as dark as rich caramel… [cont.]
Answered by Ocho Cinco - Fri Aug 1 05:21:17 2008
where can i buy palm sugar in London?
Q. where can i buy palm sugar in London?
Asked by Anthon A - Sat Feb 27 01:51:37 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. where can i buy palm sugar in London?
Asked by Anthon A - Sat Feb 27 01:51:37 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
How do you make big sugar cookies?
Q. I went to my friend's house n he came down with two palm big sugar cookies which were really soft. he told me he had made them but i doubt it since he would fail at making cereal but im just wondering how can i make soft delicious sugar cookies? please include the recipe and instructions not just a link..
Asked by SkiLLz0093 - Thu May 21 20:40:12 2009 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. I went to my friend's house n he came down with two palm big sugar cookies which were really soft. he told me he had made them but i doubt it since he would fail at making cereal but im just wondering how can i make soft delicious sugar cookies? please include the recipe and instructions not just a link..
Asked by SkiLLz0093 - Thu May 21 20:40:12 2009 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
Where can I find world wide buyer agent for Indonesia powdered palm sugar?
Q. Food trading and manufacture
Asked by DIVA - Thu Jun 7 03:54:04 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. i dont know but you have to looking by yourself in indonesia
Answered by me - Sun Jun 10 11:14:22 2007
Q. Food trading and manufacture
Asked by DIVA - Thu Jun 7 03:54:04 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. i dont know but you have to looking by yourself in indonesia
Answered by me - Sun Jun 10 11:14:22 2007
Does pizza raise blood sugar level?
Q. I am a prediabetic with fasting blood sugar reading of 125 on 10 hours absolute fasting. Last night I ate three small palm-size plain cheese pizzas. Today I am having a sort of headache and the stomach is not free. Does eating pizza rasie the blood sugar?? Will a person get headaches if sugar level is high in his or her body?? Please advise.
Asked by CUTE GUY - Sun Oct 4 02:09:56 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. absolute fasting only increases your blood sugar because you have glucose reserves on your body, dont think that not eating will help you. it will make you worse. and pizza is very bad for diabetics.. dont eat it. Eat chicken or fish... avoid fats. and sugars. you will get headaches, yes when you have high blood sugar, but also when you have low blood sugar... nothing is definite. it's best if a doctor advices you.
Answered by driftaddict87 - Sun Oct 4 02:15:59 2009
Q. I am a prediabetic with fasting blood sugar reading of 125 on 10 hours absolute fasting. Last night I ate three small palm-size plain cheese pizzas. Today I am having a sort of headache and the stomach is not free. Does eating pizza rasie the blood sugar?? Will a person get headaches if sugar level is high in his or her body?? Please advise.
Asked by CUTE GUY - Sun Oct 4 02:09:56 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. absolute fasting only increases your blood sugar because you have glucose reserves on your body, dont think that not eating will help you. it will make you worse. and pizza is very bad for diabetics.. dont eat it. Eat chicken or fish... avoid fats. and sugars. you will get headaches, yes when you have high blood sugar, but also when you have low blood sugar... nothing is definite. it's best if a doctor advices you.
Answered by driftaddict87 - Sun Oct 4 02:15:59 2009
whats the cheapest transportation from phuket airport to karon beach?
Q. we are arriving 7:10 pm at Phuket. Hopw much does its costs to take taxi, minibus or airport bus to Karon beach? we are staying at Sugar Palm Karon, How long is the trip?
Asked by betty t - Mon Nov 24 11:26:27 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Take the white van... As in the mini bus.The journey's around 45 minutes, the last time i went it was about 200baht per head. its the cheapest. Taxis and could go up to 600baht or more. But Seriously the mini bus is the cheapest.
Answered by Strawberry Rabbit - Mon Nov 24 13:11:42 2008
Q. we are arriving 7:10 pm at Phuket. Hopw much does its costs to take taxi, minibus or airport bus to Karon beach? we are staying at Sugar Palm Karon, How long is the trip?
Asked by betty t - Mon Nov 24 11:26:27 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Take the white van... As in the mini bus.The journey's around 45 minutes, the last time i went it was about 200baht per head. its the cheapest. Taxis and could go up to 600baht or more. But Seriously the mini bus is the cheapest.
Answered by Strawberry Rabbit - Mon Nov 24 13:11:42 2008
Do you think a high sugar and flour diet is deadly to the body?
Q. I was wondering if I should cut out wheat permanently as I bloat badly with bread, pastry,flour products. I also think that sugar is terrible for me now I am over 30 as I do not seem to burn it off quite the same. Is it a coincidence that these foods which are relatively new (in the past 50 years or so) damage health and add lots of body fat? previously, peoples diets tended to focus on veg and fresh meats with only minimal treats. The explosion of trans fats and palm oils, sugar etc ,do you think it is the cause of most peoples obesity? Do these foods have the power to also contribute to metabolism problems etc?
Asked by Abigail - Tue Feb 24 06:04:25 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Absolutely. High sugar, flour, trans foods are the cause fo most obesity and health problems. A healthy diet does not mean starvation or tasteless foods. Yet a corrective diet does not mean either starvation or the grim necessity of eating unpalatable foods. Moreover, a little experimenting in the kitchen will soon produce meals that, from the standpoint of taste and esthetic appeal, will be equal if not superior to, the high-fat dishes to which you are accustomed. You do not have to lose energy good diet increases vigor. Neither does it mean a loss of energy or a sharp reduction in poundage, unless you are overweight, in which case the excess fat is melted off. A balanced diet includes all variety of foods.
Answered by Isa - Tue Feb 24 06:34:31 2009
Q. I was wondering if I should cut out wheat permanently as I bloat badly with bread, pastry,flour products. I also think that sugar is terrible for me now I am over 30 as I do not seem to burn it off quite the same. Is it a coincidence that these foods which are relatively new (in the past 50 years or so) damage health and add lots of body fat? previously, peoples diets tended to focus on veg and fresh meats with only minimal treats. The explosion of trans fats and palm oils, sugar etc ,do you think it is the cause of most peoples obesity? Do these foods have the power to also contribute to metabolism problems etc?
Asked by Abigail - Tue Feb 24 06:04:25 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Absolutely. High sugar, flour, trans foods are the cause fo most obesity and health problems. A healthy diet does not mean starvation or tasteless foods. Yet a corrective diet does not mean either starvation or the grim necessity of eating unpalatable foods. Moreover, a little experimenting in the kitchen will soon produce meals that, from the standpoint of taste and esthetic appeal, will be equal if not superior to, the high-fat dishes to which you are accustomed. You do not have to lose energy good diet increases vigor. Neither does it mean a loss of energy or a sharp reduction in poundage, unless you are overweight, in which case the excess fat is melted off. A balanced diet includes all variety of foods.
Answered by Isa - Tue Feb 24 06:34:31 2009
What's the worst oil or sugar that they use on chips, candy or junk food?
Q. example: corn syrup, hydrogenated palm kernel oil... etc...
Asked by Jake - Tue Jul 17 23:38:21 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. hydrogenated anything is really bad for you, especially soybean oil and coconut oils, these are better in their natural state, they hydrogenate it to give it a longer more stable shelf life but in turn it is the worst thing you can ever put into your body.
Answered by foodieNY - Tue Jul 17 23:43:37 2007
Q. example: corn syrup, hydrogenated palm kernel oil... etc...
Asked by Jake - Tue Jul 17 23:38:21 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. hydrogenated anything is really bad for you, especially soybean oil and coconut oils, these are better in their natural state, they hydrogenate it to give it a longer more stable shelf life but in turn it is the worst thing you can ever put into your body.
Answered by foodieNY - Tue Jul 17 23:43:37 2007
Where can I get cheap, raw honey?
Q. I'm interested in using natural sweeteners, but they seem to cost an arm and a leg! If possible, I would like to get some raw honey for under $8 or so. If I can't afford these, is it still ok to use processed honey? Or perhaps I should switch to agave nectar or palm sugar? I don't know what to do to sweeten my desserts and teas without breaking the bank. If it help, I use processed stevia so far.
Asked by Chai Addict - Sun Nov 29 07:49:29 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Stevia is actually a great choice. It has 0 calories and is a completely natural sweetener. Yes, it has to be extracted from the plant but then so does palm sugar and most other sweeteners, including maple syrup (very natural, just concentrated from the sap and...expensive). Just stay away from refined sugar(this is what they do to cane sugar when they take out all the nutrients and sometimes bleach it as well). The processing that honey goes through involves removal of any extraneous material (like flower parts or other plant material or junk that might have gotten in there) and pasteurizing the liquid to kill any bacteria but the latter is just the reason that some people prefer it raw...the idea is that the raw stuff has healthy… [cont.]
Answered by Number Power - Wed Dec 2 03:46:05 2009
Q. I'm interested in using natural sweeteners, but they seem to cost an arm and a leg! If possible, I would like to get some raw honey for under $8 or so. If I can't afford these, is it still ok to use processed honey? Or perhaps I should switch to agave nectar or palm sugar? I don't know what to do to sweeten my desserts and teas without breaking the bank. If it help, I use processed stevia so far.
Asked by Chai Addict - Sun Nov 29 07:49:29 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Stevia is actually a great choice. It has 0 calories and is a completely natural sweetener. Yes, it has to be extracted from the plant but then so does palm sugar and most other sweeteners, including maple syrup (very natural, just concentrated from the sap and...expensive). Just stay away from refined sugar(this is what they do to cane sugar when they take out all the nutrients and sometimes bleach it as well). The processing that honey goes through involves removal of any extraneous material (like flower parts or other plant material or junk that might have gotten in there) and pasteurizing the liquid to kill any bacteria but the latter is just the reason that some people prefer it raw...the idea is that the raw stuff has healthy… [cont.]
Answered by Number Power - Wed Dec 2 03:46:05 2009
Magic Trick: Making sugar disappear?
Q. Someone showed me this trick while waiting for a train once. He emptied a sachet of sugar into his palm. Then vanished the sugar in his clenched fist. Showed his hands empty, then clenched his fist and emptied the sugar from it! I've seen this trick done with a thumb tip before, but I'm sure he wasn't using one for this trick. Anyone know the method for this sleight?
Asked by klystronic - Sat Nov 4 07:08:47 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. yup...but i can't tell you ...it's secret!
Answered by KENMAN - Sun Nov 5 16:57:04 2006
Q. Someone showed me this trick while waiting for a train once. He emptied a sachet of sugar into his palm. Then vanished the sugar in his clenched fist. Showed his hands empty, then clenched his fist and emptied the sugar from it! I've seen this trick done with a thumb tip before, but I'm sure he wasn't using one for this trick. Anyone know the method for this sleight?
Asked by klystronic - Sat Nov 4 07:08:47 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. yup...but i can't tell you ...it's secret!
Answered by KENMAN - Sun Nov 5 16:57:04 2006
Where can I buy aguaje or moriche palm fruit?
Q. fresh off the tree, no sugar added preferred
Asked by amazons - Thu Apr 27 11:19:56 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. whole foods or speciality food store. Check the organic section.
Answered by Dr. Harold_Koch PHD - Thu Apr 27 11:25:49 2006
Q. fresh off the tree, no sugar added preferred
Asked by amazons - Thu Apr 27 11:19:56 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. whole foods or speciality food store. Check the organic section.
Answered by Dr. Harold_Koch PHD - Thu Apr 27 11:25:49 2006
Does anyone drink Gano Coffee?
Q. Gano is a health drink sold from Malayasia that's supposed to have healthy properties. It's expensive, $25 a box. I tried it and really liked the taste but noticed in the ingredients palm oil and sugar, both not healthy ingredients. What do you think? I can't drink regular or low caffeine coffee; it give me indigestion. I like tea but not for breakfast thanks.
Asked by Lindy - Fri Apr 4 16:21:28 2008 - - 6 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Sounds interesting , I might try it
Answered by Niki K - Fri Apr 4 16:24:49 2008
Q. Gano is a health drink sold from Malayasia that's supposed to have healthy properties. It's expensive, $25 a box. I tried it and really liked the taste but noticed in the ingredients palm oil and sugar, both not healthy ingredients. What do you think? I can't drink regular or low caffeine coffee; it give me indigestion. I like tea but not for breakfast thanks.
Asked by Lindy - Fri Apr 4 16:21:28 2008 - - 6 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Sounds interesting , I might try it
Answered by Niki K - Fri Apr 4 16:24:49 2008
Starting an import business?
Q. I would like to import some products. But the problems are I don't know how to find customers in USA and I have no idea where to start... My product are raw materials like palm sugar, coconut cooking oil, konyaku, taro also some recycle food products like copra meal, molasses. Can anyone help me please?
Asked by cutebluesea18 - Sat Aug 1 19:42:46 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Try alibaba.com .
Answered by Orion777 - Sat Aug 1 20:50:18 2009
Q. I would like to import some products. But the problems are I don't know how to find customers in USA and I have no idea where to start... My product are raw materials like palm sugar, coconut cooking oil, konyaku, taro also some recycle food products like copra meal, molasses. Can anyone help me please?
Asked by cutebluesea18 - Sat Aug 1 19:42:46 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Try alibaba.com .
Answered by Orion777 - Sat Aug 1 20:50:18 2009
My foot palm is burning.Why?
Q. At bed time my Foot Palm is burning.Is it sign of Diabetes?My sugar is only 92.My Dr.advises only socks.He has no reson to tell. I am 75
Asked by ashok a - Mon Mar 9 21:22:37 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I have same problem since 30 years and also when i walk with any shoes and any shocks.but i know that it is due to acidic.It is related with acid in stumuch after eating spicy.I had eaten spicy for long time,much tea etc.I don't think doctor has solution.Only aurvedik, naturopathy and homeopathy have solution.
Answered by naik - Tue Mar 10 21:17:07 2009
Q. At bed time my Foot Palm is burning.Is it sign of Diabetes?My sugar is only 92.My Dr.advises only socks.He has no reson to tell. I am 75
Asked by ashok a - Mon Mar 9 21:22:37 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I have same problem since 30 years and also when i walk with any shoes and any shocks.but i know that it is due to acidic.It is related with acid in stumuch after eating spicy.I had eaten spicy for long time,much tea etc.I don't think doctor has solution.Only aurvedik, naturopathy and homeopathy have solution.
Answered by naik - Tue Mar 10 21:17:07 2009
Is it true that the turnip is for human consumption, by intelligent design?
Q. The turnip itself fits the contours of the human hand perfectly. Whether a child or adult, it fits neatly in the crevice where you might palm a playing card or a ping pong ball or a propho from a drunk fraternity brother. The greens may be boiled and eaten with vinegar and a touch of sugar, providing sustenance. Furthermore, bacon may be added for extra flavor, complementing it perfectly. Did the creator of the turnip intelligently design it? Or did it just come about purely by chance?
Asked by Master ss - Tue Mar 3 09:11:13 2009 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. The turnip itself fits the contours of the human hand perfectly. Whether a child or adult, it fits neatly in the crevice where you might palm a playing card or a ping pong ball or a propho from a drunk fraternity brother. The greens may be boiled and eaten with vinegar and a touch of sugar, providing sustenance. Furthermore, bacon may be added for extra flavor, complementing it perfectly. Did the creator of the turnip intelligently design it? Or did it just come about purely by chance?
Asked by Master ss - Tue Mar 3 09:11:13 2009 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
Has someone you know by saying something apparently honest and to the point reduced you to a blithering idiot?
Q. Until yesterday I couldn't have even given anyone a working definition of the term "blithering". And then, quite out of the blue, one of my contacts in the midst of a conversation reduces me from debatably rational human to a fruit throwing, capering loon with a couple of simple comments. I'm sufficiently recovered now, I think (blood sugars are good, palms are dry). Has an unforseeable comment or compliment knocked you on your behind with your face glowing lately?
Asked by __A_YAHOO_USER__ - Thu Feb 12 10:41:45 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You had better be talking about me. Jerkface. It's ok if ur not. Ok well I guess it is, I have to remind myself it's not always about me. I do compliment you alot tho. Don't forget that jerkface, all those compliments
Answered by Margo congrats it's a girl! - Thu Feb 12 11:25:08 2009
Q. Until yesterday I couldn't have even given anyone a working definition of the term "blithering". And then, quite out of the blue, one of my contacts in the midst of a conversation reduces me from debatably rational human to a fruit throwing, capering loon with a couple of simple comments. I'm sufficiently recovered now, I think (blood sugars are good, palms are dry). Has an unforseeable comment or compliment knocked you on your behind with your face glowing lately?
Asked by __A_YAHOO_USER__ - Thu Feb 12 10:41:45 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You had better be talking about me. Jerkface. It's ok if ur not. Ok well I guess it is, I have to remind myself it's not always about me. I do compliment you alot tho. Don't forget that jerkface, all those compliments
Answered by Margo congrats it's a girl! - Thu Feb 12 11:25:08 2009
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