What To Eat?

OK, you've convinced me, you say, but what can I eat? 

First the good news:  you'll soon be able to eat wonderful food

Now the bad news:  you'll have to learn how to cook it yourself......

We have added a new page of recommended products that we use ourselves, but for an overview, here is what many MSG-sensitive folks do well with:

  • Organic fresh fruits and vegetables

  • Juicing organic fruits like carrot and apple and green vegetables

  • Organic frozen vegetables that do not contain added ingredients

  • Naturally raised meats - unprocessed - in small amounts

  • Homemade rice milk, homemade almond milk, or homemade hazelnut milk

  • Italian/French bread made with only wheat flour or semolina flour (NO malted barley), yeast, salt, and water (this freezes well)

  • Wheat flour WITHOUT malted barley in it

  • olive oil and fresh squeezed lemon juice as a salad dressing

  • quickly cooked homemade pasta sauces made from fresh vegetables

  • whole organic milk

  • organic butter with only cream and salt in it

  • only fresh homemade mozzarella - not aged

  • Italian pasta

  • black olives (read labels)

  • almonds - with nothing added

  • fresh eggs

  • cooking oil - hazelnut, grapeseed, sunflower, almond, avocado, sesame etc. with nothing added

  • Brown rice - with nothing added

Learn to add these to your cooking:

fresh ginger
rosemary
oregano

 

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