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What kind of snacks should I have if I can't eat wheat or flour?
Dried fruit, nuts, peanuts, chocolate chips, beef jerky--many non-perishable portable foods don't have wheat! Many granola bar companies are gluten-free as well.
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Must they be eaten immediately? Can they be refrigerated?
They should be eaten immediately.
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How much wheat germ replaces how much flour?
The recommended maximum daily intake of wheat germ is one tablespoon, so add one tablespoon to 1/2 cup–1 cup of flour.
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Where can I purchase wheat germ?
Many health food stores have it.
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How long can refrigerated milk be left out at room temperature?
If milk has been refrigerated, it should be good at room temperature for about 4-5 hours, as long as the room is cool. Once the baby's lips have touched the...
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Can I keep the mix refrigerated and reuse it?
It depends on ingredients you’re using, but usually, yes! For example, a mask made of cucumber and plain yogurt can last up to a week in the refrigerator.
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Can I avoid giving wheat germ
You don't have to include wheat germ, but it does provide your cat with Vitamin B and helps its coat to be shiny and healthy.
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How long do they keep, and do they need to be refrigerated? If taking on a hike, for how long are they good without refrigeration?
They don't need to be refrigerated if they are kept in an air-tight container. If they are not stored in an air-tight container then refrigerate them. If taking them on...
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Method 2, Step 3, has a green check mark next to a label that is clearly not 100% Whole Wheat. The third ingredient is Unbleached Wheat Flour, which is not Whole Wheat Flour. Is this right?
Many products will use both whole wheat and unbleached wheat flour. It can be labeled whole wheat if it is not 100% whole wheat. The article was suggesting that the...
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How can nose hair even begin to act as dust, germ, or pollen filters? They are far too large and widely spaced to ever filter microscopic particles.
They are aided by the mucus in your nose which traps dust, germs, and pollen until you sneeze or blow them out. There is such a large number of hairs...
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