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      #311723 - 07/21/07 02:35 PM
zuzanka23

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hi, I wanted to ask, if anyone knows, how to substitute coffee if there are any alternatives or is it just better to completely stop drinking coffee?? I would be grateful for any ideas. And also, is dairy free chocolate safe, or chocolate is completely banned. Thank you.

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I can't help with coffee subsitutes, but I can help with chocolate (m) new
      #311728 - 07/21/07 04:20 PM
Sand

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Loc: West Orange, NJ (IBS-D)

There are substitutes for coffee but since I'm not a coffee drinker I'm not sure what they are.

As for chocolate, however, chocolate is absolutely allowed. As you mentioned you need to be sure it's dairy-free (so most candy bars are out) and you also need to watch the fat content. There are a number of chocolate recipes in the Recipe Index and Newsletter Archives like:

Anti-Depressant Brownies

Cockeyed Cake

Ultimate Chocolate Pudding Brownies

Enjoy!

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Re: coffee new
      #311730 - 07/21/07 09:38 PM
chitchat1

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I know of two coffee substitutes, that look like coffee and taste similar..Caffix and Pero. I use Pero all the time, you can find them in HFS. Pero is made from Barley and Rye.
Hope this helps.

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Re: I can't help with coffee subsitutes, but I can help with chocolate (m) new
      #311736 - 07/22/07 06:16 AM
zuzanka23

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thanks a lot for your ideas, i didnt really expect anyone to answer me so im really grateful. the thing is, i dont have any ideas where health food stores are, i live in small town, but i will have a look online tonight. How much fat content in dairy free chocolate is allowed?? thanks you very much

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Re: coffee new
      #311738 - 07/22/07 07:35 AM
Gracie

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A couple more alternatives is Soyfee, and Teechino. Don't know if I spelled Teechino right. You might want to do a board search because it's been discussed before.




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Percent of fat in chocolate new
      #311747 - 07/22/07 12:25 PM
Sand

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Heather's guidelines say no more than 25% of calories from fat. I'd be surprised if you can find a candy bar with a fat percent that low, but maybe. You can go higher in a chocolate bar or piece of chocolate candy if you're eating it as dessert after a low-fat, high SF meal. So if you have a low-fat lunch you can have a piece of chocolate for dessert afterward.

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Re: coffee new
      #311754 - 07/22/07 02:57 PM
sun

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i really like the dark roast pero..i brew a tsp w/ about 3/4 cup water ..i try to make it strong and put warmed vanillla rice milk in it...it's pretty good.
http://www.internaturalfoods.com/Pero/Pero.html

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