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  • Flax Meal vs. Milled Flax Seed

    Ive noticed a lot of recipes call for Flax Meal. I have a box of "Milled Flax Seed" in my cupboard. Can I use it? Is there a big difference? Thank You!


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    Re: Flax Meal vs. Milled Flax Seed

    If it's ground, then it's exactly the same thing as Flax meal. If it's whold seeds (though i'm thinking 'milled' is ground) than you need to grind it before you eat it. A coffee grinder works really well for this. Your body can't digest whole flax seeds, though it wont hurt you, they would just go right thru you and you wouldn't et the fibre and omega 3 benefits from it.
    Jen, 39, F
    In maintenance



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      Re: Flax Meal vs. Milled Flax Seed

      Thank You! I think I am going to go ahead and try it today.


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      Started again Aug 11, 2007
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        Re: Flax Meal vs. Milled Flax Seed

        Is flax allowed on induction? Wondering if I can make flax cereal.



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          Re: Flax Meal vs. Milled Flax Seed

          Originally posted by PinkLady260
          Is flax allowed on induction? Wondering if I can make flax cereal.
          Technically, no. Flax would not be added until the seed/nut rung. However, for constipation/diarrhea issues, you can add flax to your plan during Induction. This is why I use it - and I just happen to make a muffin/"pizza" base/flat bread/"cake" twice a day with the four tablespoons I take daily instead of sprinkling it over/in foods....
          191/180.4/175/140
          HW/SW/CW/GW

          Induction: 16 NOV
          -2.2 lbs: 3 DEC

          Extended Induction: 3 DEC
          -1.6 lbs: 16 DEC
          -0.2 lbs: 23 DEC

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