There is a link within touting all the nutritional plusses, especially the surprisingly small effect on blood sugar. I had been pondering MY's date habit.
I loved the date shakes commonly sold in Southern California. I am sure the ice cream version was every bit as over indulgent as i thought at the time, but might try a milk only version for breakfast, or even experiment with blending dates in MY's CRM.
Nilzed! It is actually figs where my habit lies, however, I am partial to dates too and just this very evening stood debating whether to buy a huge bagful. I didn't in the end, going for figs and prunes, of which I'm running low, but I shall go back tomorrow for a huge bag of dates.
Thank you for the link; I do fancy the milkshake! I was debating how such foods affected blood sugar, actually. I do enjoy such dried delicacies!
I was only thinking about you tonight M_Y, stood contemplating a box of reduced figs. I just couldn't, such strange shrivel-y fruit I thought, besides how does one prepare a fig? I am however, a big fan of figs in 'roll' form so should really take the plunge sooner or later
For now I'm sticking with dried apricots and assorted nuts.
Oh lovely! My nan died when I was very young and one of my few memories of her is that she would eat fig rolls in twos or threes. It's obviously genetic
I was nibbling on dates, figs, apricots and dried cherries today as I made a fresh batch of cereal bars for my runs. Dried cherries are scrummy. Never tried a date shake. Sounds lovely!
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