What do homemade rice krispies,and store brand rice krispies have similar?
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They both taste great
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I'm making white rice with sweet and sour chicken balls\nfrom Wing Wong (frozen food co.).
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mmm.........Cereal lol an popcorn an icecream an if u lik tuna(FISH) then Get tuna and bread (2 slices) u need mayonese mix them up together an slap it on some bread or Pb & j sandwich Or buy a pack of crisp (potatoe chips) in advance. An a fruit bowl
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Ingredients\n\n10 cup unbleached all-purpose flour\n1/2 cup sugar\n2 tbsp salt\n2 1/2 cup instant non fat dry milk\n1/4 cup baking powder\n\n\nDirections\n\nCombine all indredients in a large bowl. Stir together to blend well. Put in a large airtight container. Label as PANCAKE MIX and store in a cool, dry place. Use within 6 to 8 months. Makes about\n\n13 cups of PANCAKE MIX.
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my mom makes the very best mashed potatoes. she adds just a bit of shredded cheddar cheese for color and mmmmmmmm it tastes so good
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starches, potatoes, rice, bread, most fruits, anything sweet aka sugery snacks, ummmm... you can check other stuff, teehee
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try michaels craft stores
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Find what you want here: http://www.foodsafety.gov/label.html
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Go straight to the company, look at what you buy and us then go to the companies website.\n\nI've gotten samples of Gain dryer sheets, Jelly Belly jelly beans, Planters nuts and Head and Shoulders was the most recent.\n\nGood luck and remember to check that they don't release your info to a third party.
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I looked it up on Amazon, and on the copyright page it has the name of the 5 models.  They are:\nMia Lee\nImani Parks\nArike Rice\nJeni Rice-Genzuk\nBrandi Stewart\n\nThis link will take you to the amazon.com site...\n\nhttp://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0786813849/102-5766796-2343323?n=283155\n\nit won't let me paste the exact link, so when you get there go down to "Inside This Book" then "browse sample pages" and it's in "copyight"
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Try http://allrecipes.com/recipes/ I just checked and there are several to choose from.
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strange craving....you can make your own...buy cornmeal, hotdogs and sticks :)
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Crystal lite is good - nice flavors available. Also, iced tea but use artificial sweetener instead of sugar. Any tea that doesn't have sugar in it, Lipton makes a 'diet' mix that's ok, but not like real tea. Coffee, of course, but no sugar, artificial sweetener only.\n\nI like a 'milk cocktail' myself: Large glass of COLD milk, about a tablespoon of vanilla and 2 or 3 packets of artificial sweetener (I use nutrasweet, but any that don't contain sugar are good).\n\nThe hard part is going to be getting used to artificial sweeteners! When I first had to cut out sugar, I thought I was going to die without my Dr. Pepper! I now drink diet coke mostly because I never liked original coke, so it doesn't bother me that it 'doesn't taste right'. If you're in an area where Kroger has a store, their store brand diet drinks are excellent, and about 1/3 the price of name brand. The colas are more like pepsi than coke, however. Their cherry diet cola tastes, to me, like real Dr. Pepper, so it's been a treat!
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Not sure if you mean brand names or actual ingredients? \nI can't think of 20 brands, but here are some:\nKent, Kalbach, Showtec, ShowRite, Purina\n\nSome ingredients include:\nShelled corn, ground corn, soybean meal, grounds oats, ground wheat, fish meal, driend whey, flaked corn, blood meal, cracked corn, corn gluten meal, dehydrated molasses, ground corn, shlled corn, soybean hulls, rolled barley, sodium bicarbonate, sorghum, wheat bran, wheat midlings, trace minerals, bone meal, limestone, distillers grain, vitamins
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Definitely my mother's cornbread dressing!  Dressing isn't mushy like stuffing is!
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I'm not totally sure what foods are avaiilable or not available, but I have to say I've never had trouble eating Indian food over here.  You need to avoid anything with wheat, oats, barley or rye, and beware of thickeners particularly in the 1400's unless it is specified what source they are from.  Rice, Corn/maize, soy, lentils etc are all fine.  All herbs and spices are fine, but beware commercial mixes that may contain wheat flour (or other non-gf flour).  Fruit, vegies and meats are ok, but beware sausages.  Also, when preparing food, make sure separate utensils and surfaces are used.  If you use a cutting board and/or knife that has been used with something containing gluten, that gluten can contaminate your food.  The gluten molecule is really small so you'd never see it.\n\nWhen you are first diagnosed, you tend to have a few gluten accidents while you are finding your way around, but stick to the diet and you will start to feel fabulous.  I've been diagnosed for nearly 10 years.  If you want to order in any food, www.orgran.com is an Australian company that distributes worldwide and they have a lot of fantastic products including cereals, bread mixes, snacks, biscuits and crispbread, cake mixes and flour mixes that are gluten free and also suitable for other special diets, e.g. dairy free, cholesterol free, etc.  I've been using them for years and they have new things all the time that taste really great.  If you contact them, they may have an importer near you.  On their website is a lot of information about coeliac disease plus recipes and links to other useful sites.  Good luck.
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Allow me to suggest "real" oatmeal.  You can add raisins, cinnamon, a dash of artificial sweetner (or honey) and a bit of skim milk.