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    Yummy.... vanilla readibrek!!

    ..Ok just teasing a bit!!

    But it certainly reminds me of it. !! I made up a vanilla shake last night and then added after it was made a heaped desert spoon of p/husks, mixed in and hey presto..... yummy scrummy pseudo readibrek!!

    I kid you not it was LOVELY!! I so enjoyed it.! I am looking forward to another bowel of it tonight.

    Came out so much much better than the horrible chocolate gloop I made on Saturday

    Deb x

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    Glad it worked for you this time Deb ... you're right: it really IS like Readibrek (and really filling too!)

    Once you get the 'knack' of adding the PH, it's easy-peasy

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    oooooough...must try just mixing in...never occurred to me to do that at all!!! doh!!! all for getting out the whizzer and whizzing up some pond gloop I am!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Coley View Post
    oooooough...must try just mixing in...never occurred to me to do that at all!!! doh!!! all for getting out the whizzer and whizzing up some pond gloop I am!!
    Thats exactly what I did first time, bunged everything in blender and got a yucky gloopy mess!

    It seems to work better if you make your shake as normal and then add it afterwards, comes out so much nicer. I can really recommend it.

    I would have the same in the mornings for brekkie but just too rushed at the moment so its a tetra on the go.

    It really does give a nice texture to the shakes when you get it right. . I love it.

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    I love it too - and is lovely with a little of the orange water flavouring added to the vanilla, or the toffee and walnut shake.
    Beverley xxx

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    Can you have it warm? It would make a lovely breakfast meal.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Jemax View Post
    Can you have it warm? It would make a lovely breakfast meal.

    Yes, mine was made hot water rather than the cold, and it came out super-dooper! . Just make sure you add the husks after its made.

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