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  1. 26-02-2005, 02:17 PM #1
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    Sunflower Seeds

    by the bag....

    the best way to eat at work, healthily, wth no mess, and without needing to refridgerate thefood.

    I got 2 huge bags for £1.50 from Julian Graves (who to my HORROR sponsors that bloody "You are What you Eat rubbish") and have one bag in my desk...I pour them into a mug, and SWIG them like water....when hungry No mess. Just pour into your mouth.

    Go on....try 'em.

    Raise a toast to.....SUNFLOWER SEEDS


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    http://www.thefooddoctor.com/shop/

    Check out the seed mix. I have some of this at work and some at home; glug it from the beaker like you do zak - it's the best way!

    Amazing how a small amount fills you up. I thought £4.50 for a tub was pricey but they last eons.
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  3. 26-02-2005, 04:44 PM #3
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    Quote Originally Posted by DaBeeeenster
    glug it from the beaker like you do zak - it's the best way!

    Amazing how a small amount fills you up. I thought £4.50 for a tub was pricey but they last eons.

    that is it .... Zakkly

    nice link...

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  4. 14-03-2005, 08:11 PM #4
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    ...might have to try this. Nice one!
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    I've got visions of little sunflower plants growing in Zakkys tummy now..




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  6. 14-03-2005, 11:29 PM #6
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    i like bite the sunflower seeds when they are salted and then eatin the seed oh its so nice when watching a movie with it to!
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    Amen brother
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    has anyone ever tried melon seeds - bit strange but quite nice
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    Both sunflower and pumkin seeds are lovely if you roast them......
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    Quote Originally Posted by DaBeeeenster
    http://www.thefooddoctor.com/shop/

    Check out the seed mix. I have some of this at work and some at home; glug it from the beaker like you do zak - it's the best way!

    Amazing how a small amount fills you up. I thought £4.50 for a tub was pricey but they last eons.
    Tried some of the Food Doctor Seed Mix yesterday at a food show! They are YUMMY! Not sure what they are coated with, but they are dead nice... much better than crisps etc to snack on

    Might buy some of those...


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