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Title: THE ORIGINAL MILO!! Post by: durianrider on Sunday 11 December, 2005 i just experienced the latest creation from the fruitopia farm lab in mareeba. daniel has uncovered the original milo recipie.
after drinking 2 litres of it, i agree! cacao nibs. we made our own from local cacao fruits. eat the fruit and sundry the seed . or just get it from this site. juice of sweet young coconuts. alice spring dates or organic dates. blend. Title: Re: THE ORIGINAL MILO!! Post by: Jocelyn * on Sunday 11 December, 2005 What does the fruit taste like?
Life is so good to you our young free spirited one(envy) Joss Title: Re: THE ORIGINAL MILO!! Post by: that_rawfoods_bloke on Sunday 11 December, 2005 So there really are Cacao trees growing up there? thats inspiring, i've been searching the net to try & find something about cacao being grown in aust, with no luck. so its great to hear that its already being grown up there!
Title: Re: THE ORIGINAL MILO!! Post by: RawGreenGoddess on Monday 12 December, 2005 MMM,sounds incredible DR...maybe you'll bring me back some to try...
enjoy your milo,which will help you peddle all the milos(LOL) that you need to ride..onto the the next fruit feast... Ah,not really thinking to hard about food today,am on my weekly water fast,and thinking i might do a 48 hour fast this week,feel as though i need it.... Fruit will taste all the sweeter when i break my fast(if it's at all possible to be any more delicious...) Title: Re: THE ORIGINAL MILO!! Post by: RawNaturopathJen on Monday 12 December, 2005 That sounds delicious. Wish I could try it, but cant find any young coconuts! arggg
Title: Re: THE ORIGINAL MILO!! Post by: RawGreenGoddess on Monday 12 December, 2005 Hey Jen,Sheryl and Piers sell the beautiful young coconuts...divine!!
Title: Re: THE ORIGINAL MILO!! Post by: RawNaturopathJen on Tuesday 13 December, 2005 Oh Great, thanks Neet, Ill have to check the postage costs, think it would be pretty expensive to ship to Perth? YYummm coconut...
Title: Re: THE ORIGINAL MILO!! Post by: RawGreenGoddess on Tuesday 13 December, 2005 postage always very affordable and reasonable from our lovely hosts--S & P...
and sooo worth it for the taste of young coconut-enjoy Jen.xx Title: Re: THE ORIGINAL MILO!! Post by: Jocelyn * on Tuesday 13 December, 2005 I think they are not allowed into Perth, but I would have to check quaranteen regulations.
Joss Title: Re: THE ORIGINAL MILO!! Post by: Sheryl on Tuesday 13 December, 2005 I'll check on that... I know coconuts from overseas are frowned on... and bee products to Perth... I hadn't heard of coconuts though. Will check tomorrow.
Thanks, Sheryl Title: Re: THE ORIGINAL MILO!! Post by: Jocelyn * on Wednesday 14 December, 2005 Well if they're OK I will buy some.
Joss Title: Re: THE ORIGINAL MILO!! Post by: Sheryl on Wednesday 14 December, 2005 Coconuts are fine for WA - I just cleared it with Australia Post. Maybe you and Jen want to combine a shipment to save on postage?
The ones we have are nearing the end of the freshness (they are ideal 2-3 weeks after picking and it's almost 3 now), however we will be getting more in early in 2005. Plan for it then!! Given it takes longer to ship to WA it won't be safe to ship them to you now. Cheers, Sheryl Title: Re: THE ORIGINAL MILO!! Post by: Jocelyn * on Thursday 15 December, 2005 Great news.
joss Title: Re: THE ORIGINAL MILO!! Post by: 21carrotgurl on Thursday 15 December, 2005 I think i might get some for the new year too. Its so great what your doing sheryl and piers, bringing the raw goodies to us aussies :ph34r:
Title: Re: THE ORIGINAL MILO!! Post by: Christian on Saturday 26 April, 2008 Wow!
Sensational treat - my raw hating mother and her crazy boyfriend loved this little number. They thought it was pulled from a factory and a cow. I had to fight them for it. Title: Re: THE ORIGINAL MILO!! Post by: durianrider on Thursday 01 May, 2008 ive learned that over the years anything and everything can be created from raw vegan ingredients...
Title: Re: THE ORIGINAL MILO!! Post by: frangipanni on Thursday 24 July, 2008 Hi Guys,
I'm about to make my hot chocolate which is not much different to your "milo" 2 heaped tsp raw cocoa 6 dates used normal last time will try it with mejool tonight or less to taste 1 mugfull of almond milk blend till all is smooth and adjust to taste - if you want more sweetness add more dates etc or more bitter add more cocoa then gently warm over double boiler. Delicious, filling and satisfies the chocolate ogre in me. regards frangipanni |