Kirsten Mortenson, a novelist, posted a nice writeup of her experience with TCD after almost a year. Here’s a preview.
Read the full post at kirstenmortensen.com. She also has some pretty good looking novels for sale!
Kirsten Mortenson, a novelist, posted a nice writeup of her experience with TCD after almost a year. Here’s a preview.
Read the full post at kirstenmortensen.com. She also has some pretty good looking novels for sale!
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Good idea re: Finn Crisps. I use to use Wasa Bread myself…right in the supermarket. Butter on the Lite Rye is really nice, but easy to over consume!
coming from Finland, I agree with firebird. rye fares better if you are interest in glucose or insulin response. the vehicle ie crisp bread is very lightweight. as a matter of taste, the Finns and Swedes get used to it and long for it (sourdough variation even more so) . I would not expect that from other people not getting accustomed to it at young age, but there is more than wheat…
JR
Rye Cruskits in Australia are the go. You can get normal (wheat) Cruskits too. But Rye has the same minimal ingredients that make it easy to justify.
In the UK we have Ryvita, literally rye, water and a pinch of salt.
https://www.ryvita.co.uk/products/crunchy-rye-bread/original-crunchy-rye-bread
We have that in the US as well. It’s in most supermarkets.