today was my perfect green smoothie. paul wasn't totally into it (he blended his with more water - he's not keen on drinks you have to chew! hehe) but i really appreciate that he wants to drink healthy things ^_^
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(all the tall glasses were in the dishwasher so we had to do a couple refills!) |
so today was... a couple stalks of celery, about half a long english cucumber, a parsley bunch, a nub of ginger and the juice of one lemon.
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this is the juice of my one lemon. |
figure today is a good day to point out the importance of having seeds in your citrus fruit! david wolfe says (in his
sunfood diet success system book) that :
"a good quality citrus fruit should contain 14-15 seeds, even if the fruit is small in size. the more seeds in citrus, the better. the less seeds in citrus, the more hybridized or grafted is the strain. after you purchase or pick them, keep citrus fruits in sunlight or on the windowsill so they remain at their maximum nutritive value and quality. the more ripe and sun-exposed the citrus fruits, the sweeter and less acidic are its contents."
and i think it makes common sense, yes? you want to eat the most
natural food as it simply must be the most nutritious and healthy! healthy plants want to (and can!) reproduce. can seedless plants reproduce? hmm... thinking not. buying organic guarantees that you are buying non-genetically modified produce. just one more reason to buy organic, just saying.
so, as much as seeds can be a drag, i'm totally happy to see them when i open up my fruit. it means i have a good one ^_^
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