Amy! I'm sure they'll taste good to me too. No sweeteners since 1985. I just finished a big chunk of unsweetened banana bread...yum!
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Amy! I'm sure they'll taste good to me too. No sweeteners since 1985. I just finished a big chunk of unsweetened banana bread...yum!- Thread starter
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Carob has sugar, it’s just naturally occurring - like in maple syrup or honey 
Oh well. I don't eat those either.
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Me neither! Carob is my chosen treat - carob and blueberries, becasue they both have other helpful properties too.
Lots of people who eat sugar and stuff think carob tastes awful and not sweet at all, to me it’s like toffee!
Lots of people who eat sugar and stuff think carob tastes awful and not sweet at all, to me it’s like toffee!
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I think it would be less sugar than what’s in banana...
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I may have chosen bad examples with the maple syrup and honey - I don’t actually know that there is similarity in their kind or amount of sugars 
These might be alright for you!
These might be alright for you!
I can eat a banana but not an apple. Different fruits are too sweet for me than they are for others, so I'll have a read-up on carob. Thanks for the idea though!
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hope it turns out to not be a trigger! 
Me too!
I may try a batch with carob. I have some in the pantry waiting to be used.
B-e-utiful chocolates Amy.
I like the idea of CBD ones. May they do what you expect. 
B-e-utiful chocolates Amy.
I like the idea of CBD ones. May they do what you expect. 
dynamo1
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Nice you could share that experience
Pressure drop
Had the best sleep.
Hi Amy, I've been missing whats going on,
hopefully I can back on track. Sounds like everything is under control, do you know what type of wood/tree came down. with that girth it might be an amazing slab if milled.
Thanks, lots of love.
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Oh I should also mention, it is largely hollow so I’m not sure slabs are in the picture, will report back about that . I haven’t been out there for a good look from the other side yet - too much going on. Maybe I’ll get to do that later on today - i’m sure there are many photo opportunities out there!
. I haven’t been out there for a good look from the other side yet - too much going on. Maybe I’ll get to do that later on today - i’m sure there are many photo opportunities out there!
It would take me a while with my 14" electric ladyland saw to take that down to the stump!
Curiousnoob
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Glad to see you are safe from the fires at the moment Amy, it is still very smokey from your photos. The clouds of ash we are having down south are incredible. An ash cloud from fires that are 3 hours away.
Your treats look delish!
Your treats look delish!
It’s always a joy Amy. I still intend to visit more often. Things are settling somewhat around my world, so don’t give up on me.
The tasty chocolates were one of my special delights, but I have a fondness for the brownies that leave nothing behind. Fiber and euphoria all rolled into one.
How glad am I that the tree has fallen and everything was spared. Nothing like a little instant stress relief, eh?
A good friend of mine in the building is a master carver who would have loved some of those burrs. He and his wife have a one-bedroom apartment with an extra closet that he turned into his carving studio. They call it his “Stu.” Lol!
@Graytail, I tell people all the time I don’t follow the rules. I make my own rules and then I break them too. Life is more fun when you’re a little fearless. 
I still intend to visit more often. Things are settling somewhat around my world, so don’t give up on me. The tasty chocolates were one of my special delights, but I have a fondness for the brownies that leave nothing behind. Fiber and euphoria all rolled into one.
How glad am I that the tree has fallen and everything was spared. Nothing like a little instant stress relief, eh?
A good friend of mine in the building is a master carver who would have loved some of those burrs. He and his wife have a one-bedroom apartment with an extra closet that he turned into his carving studio. They call it his “Stu.” Lol!@Graytail, I tell people all the time I don’t follow the rules. I make my own rules and then I break them too.
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Hi Sue!
But really, these treats are excellent. No effort required at bedtime, beyond asking the lovely to please get me one out of the freezer! I’m definitely making some CBD ones
Show me brownies without grains or added sugar and I’m there!
But really, these treats are excellent. No effort required at bedtime, beyond asking the lovely to please get me one out of the freezer! I’m definitely making some CBD ones
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The really are!Glad to see you are safe from the fires at the moment Amy, it is still very smokey from your photos. The clouds of ash we are having down south are incredible. An ash cloud from fires that are 3 hours away.
Your treats look delish!
Thanks for the thoughts curious
Thankfully yesterday afternoon and today are a bit clearer smokewise for us. Was a really thick few days before that, and yesterday morning another “thickest yet” morning.
The poor plants have had more weather extremes to deal with. The hot dry super windy times retuned, with unbreathable air and then it went super cold again - with a bit more wind. I’ll ai. To get a better update up for this combing week. While some are struggling (of course, in these conditions) some are going ok and i almost have some young veglings.
Note to self: just grow fems for a few years - this waiting in pots to sex plants is not quite the ticket for my set-up.
Curiousnoob
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Your welcome.
Sooo much better atm, increased energy from the animals was noticeable straight away.
I can imagine just looking at our veggies all ash covered
. Even indoor is copping it, the change in temps has played havoc with the humidity. Thinking a close eye for mold later on will be needed.
Can I ask, can you do a pheno hunt with just fem beans or do you have to use reg beans?
Sooo much better atm, increased energy from the animals was noticeable straight away.
I can imagine just looking at our veggies all ash covered
. Even indoor is copping it, the change in temps has played havoc with the humidity. Thinking a close eye for mold later on will be needed.Can I ask, can you do a pheno hunt with just fem beans or do you have to use reg beans?
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I’m pretty sure pheno hunting is relevant to either, feminised or regular. Feminised plants may have less variation amongst them but there are still diffe phenos, defending on how stabilised it is. I’d guess even a super stabilised fem might still produce some variations, even if only minor.
There are a few folk who frequent here that might know if there’s much difference
Feminised plants may have less variation amongst them but there are still diffe phenos, defending on how stabilised it is. I’d guess even a super stabilised fem might still produce some variations, even if only minor.There are a few folk who frequent here that might know if there’s much difference
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I’m in the middle stages of researching about making cosmetic oils. I am about to embark on a mission to make a CBD infused face oil and even though I’ve already decide on my carrier oils, I think, I’ve been doing a bit more reading about them.
These 2 links are entry level and really helpful so I’m dropping them here for quick access and for anyone interested.
The blog at New Directions is pretty damn helpful overall actually... Blog - Information Rich Resource Center - New Directions Aromatics Inc
That’s my Christmas! Making a new kind of oil I’ve been using the topical oil as a face oil for a couple of years now and I do get comments about my skin already. I’m expecting the CBD infused one wil be even better. I may combine them a bit - but i need a CBD only one for friends w THC anxiety lol! (“Are you sure it won’t get me stoned if I put it so close to my eyes? 
” 
).
I’ll be sure to post it when I do!
These 2 links are entry level and really helpful so I’m dropping them here for quick access and for anyone interested.
Carrier Oils - What are Carrier Oils - Uses & Benefits for Skin & Hair
What are Carrier Oils? Learn about composition, types, extraction methods, absorption rates, and uses & benefits of Carrier Oils for skin care and hair care.
www.newdirectionsaromatics.com
A Guide to Carrier Oil Substitutions - Humblebee & Me
One of the questions I am asked the most is along the lines of “I don’t have ingredient X, can I use ingredient Y or Z instead, or just leave it out?”. Sometimes the answer is a quick yes, and … Continue reading →
www.humblebeeandme.com
The blog at New Directions is pretty damn helpful overall actually... Blog - Information Rich Resource Center - New Directions Aromatics Inc
That’s my Christmas! Making a new kind of oil
I’ve been using the topical oil as a face oil for a couple of years now and I do get comments about my skin already. I’m expecting the CBD infused one wil be even better. I may combine them a bit - but i need a CBD only one for friends w THC anxiety lol! (“Are you sure it won’t get me stoned if I put it so close to my eyes? ” ).I’ll be sure to post it when I do!
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