Coffee break
May. 8th, 2009 02:06 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
ailbheDecaf coffee and the last Oreo.
I'm rising bread; I feel badly enough about Emer's teeth that I'm making all the white bread with eggs and calcium-enriched rice milk. I'd feed her chalk if I thought it would help. Eggs and beans and calcium rice milk and brown pasta and brown rice... what else has calcium in it? We're practically letting her eat fluoride toothpaste.
I keep hearing about Xylitol but she's only two. So I'm really not sure. Besides, sweets with Xylitol often have acids and things too.
I'm rising bread; I feel badly enough about Emer's teeth that I'm making all the white bread with eggs and calcium-enriched rice milk. I'd feed her chalk if I thought it would help. Eggs and beans and calcium rice milk and brown pasta and brown rice... what else has calcium in it? We're practically letting her eat fluoride toothpaste.
I keep hearing about Xylitol but she's only two. So I'm really not sure. Besides, sweets with Xylitol often have acids and things too.
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Date: 2009-05-08 04:51 pm (UTC)Very full.
There are jars of sesame-seed paste to buy. Tahini is a usual name for them.
Sesame-seed paste mixed with honey makes a halva spread. You may have to put it in sadwiches if she's still averse to getting goo on her fingers.
Sesame seeds go well stuck on the outside of bread (egg-white for stickiness, on the crust) and then baked, though I do not know if that would be good for Emer.
I expect there are recipes for sesame-seed biscuits on the web.