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Is there anything you can substitute in place of the horseradish for whooshie pie? I know that the horseradish is the key ingrediant for the whoosh, but I just wanted to know if you can put something else in there to get the same effect.
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Re: Sub for Horseradish in Whooshie Pie?
What in the **** is whooshie pie?"People who say it cannot be done should not interrupt those of us who are doing it." - George Bernard Shaw
"Never discourage anyone who continually makes progress, no matter how slow." - Plato
29/M/6'3"
Highest Weight: 324
Started: 1/29/09
Starting Weight 319
Goal #1 310 Met: 2/5/09
Goal #2 299 Met: 2/15/09
Goal #3 290 Met: 3/6/09
Goal #4 280 Met:Sometime Around 4/16/09
BIG Goal 270 Met:
Ultimate Goal 230
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Re: Sub for Horseradish in Whooshie Pie?
Here's some links. I've never heard of it either.
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Wasabi?Comment
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Try Wasabi - it is Asian Horseradish xComment
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Why do you need to sub for horseradish? Is it not induction-friendly?
Female, 37, 5'7"
Started 3/15/09
Starting Weight: 176.6
Current Weight: 166.2
Target Weight: 135
Mini Goal: 158 - within 'healthy' weight range
Lorelei & Elliot
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Re: Sub for Horseradish in Whooshie Pie?
Horseradish is "legal" for Induction.Originally posted by myabigail View Post"Get action. Seize the moment. Man was never intended to become an oyster."
-- Theodore Roosevelt
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If you have a few pounds of retained water, then you will get a whooshie. Otherwise, no whooshie. The horseradish has a diuretic effect, so the weight you will lose is water weight, not fat. But since the recipe is "legal", it doesn't hurt trying it.Originally posted by acaramelrn View PostIm gonna try this pie tomorrow!! I going have a whooshie this weekend!!
"Get action. Seize the moment. Man was never intended to become an oyster."
-- Theodore Roosevelt
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