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kmazzy August 31 2013, 15:50:44 UTC
This looks super awesome but I have no clue where to get pink Himalayan salt! Not sure we can get pumpkin spice in UK either. And we have to make our own applesauce. So I am probably going to be too lazy to make these. But they look great!

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paradisefraud August 31 2013, 16:33:50 UTC
Hello! You can also use salt, just regular salt - and cinnamon in place of pumpkin pie spice! :) the applesauce straight replaced the oil I was going to use. If you're comfortable using oil or another mashed fruit, I'd say go for it! One recipe I had many moons ago called for mashed pear. I went to the store and bought a jar of it in the baby food section for $0.50 (less than half of a british pound?)! So long as the ingredients are just fruit in there, you're good! X

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kmazzy September 2 2013, 06:50:20 UTC
Ah good plan on the babyfood as it's usually low sugar and salt.

It's hard to get oat flour and coconut flour here so I grind my own in a coffee grinder! (Hence another reason I may be too lazy to do this as I'd have to get grinding. But it does sound SO GOOD.)

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thewaynebrady August 31 2013, 23:08:04 UTC
I have tons of zucchini harvested from my garden sitting in my fridge, so I've been looking for recipes that I can shove them in. These look great and I'll definitely try 'em out.

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funny_face_jo September 1 2013, 04:50:13 UTC
I will try this out. Looks good!

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greetings,,, ext_2062384 September 1 2013, 14:06:27 UTC
The food looks very tasty at all, as we now burn mutton to "broil"
RESEP MASAKAN FISH CORTBOUILLON (New Orleans)
RESEP MINUMAN FRUIT PIE (Los Angeles)

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musicchan September 1 2013, 14:43:31 UTC
Bulk Barn! Since I moved to Canada, I've really found that place useful. :D

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