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Cookwear lunchkit necessity?
That was really nice of you Geodoc, thank you. I would eat all those meals (without the oil), they sound just like the way we eat at home.- ApproachingBliss
- Post #76
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Cookwear lunchkit necessity?
Thank you good_old_shoes, that sounds about right for us. Even here daily, we pretty much stopped depending on restaurants to give us food and we carry food in the vehicles. I haven't tried to go toward raw food but it could be a possibility if we have little choice. Galacia sounds barren when...- ApproachingBliss
- Post #39
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Cookwear lunchkit necessity?
Would the recommendations be different if a person was eating whole food plant based and was really stringent on oil and therefore would not be eating at restaurants much?- ApproachingBliss
- Post #24
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Ass Pads - A Serious Topic!
Apparently I'm the only one with the nick name 'boney ass'. I neither have enough muscle nor fat to cover my bones. Bone to surface, pain. An ass pad would be helpful. BUTT, it's obvious, that is not everyone's problem. :oops:- ApproachingBliss
- Post #98
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Has anyone used a solid body lotion bar?
I've made a few body lotion bars. They are temperature specific. If it has too much wax, at a cold temperature, (room temperature in that location), it will not melt easily on your hands. If it has too little wax, at a hot temperature (room temperature in that location), it will melt before you...- ApproachingBliss
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The Lush shampoo bar review thread
saponification is the chemical reaction combining lye and oil/fat to make soap. I've been making soaps for 15 years. If a soap has unsaponified oil/fat in it, then it will be more of a moisturizing/conditioning bar. It would be called a superfatted soap. Most soap is slightly superfatted. Soap...- ApproachingBliss
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