Sentences with phrase «eating coconut flesh»

Are the South Pacific cultures eating the coconut flesh only?

Like any food, there are nutritional advantages and disadvantages to eating coconut flesh.

And you can eat the coconut flesh — delicious!

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A so - called coconut diet recommends eating coconut oil — extracted from coconut flesh — on a daily basis.

to name just a few, and that's not even counting regular raw coconut... you know, when you crack open a whole coconut, drain the water, and just eat the flesh, old - school - style.

Traditional cultures who eat lots of coconut butter / flesh and oil assuming they don't eat white flour and oxidized vegetable oils do just fine and don't have heart disease.

According to Kendall Conrad, author of SCD cookbook, Eat Well, Feel Well, you'd have to heat the whole coconut at 350 degrees for 20 minutes first, until the shell begins to crack, Then cool, break open with a hammer, cut out white flesh and grate in blender or food processor before adding to hot water.

«The first solid food eaten by a Thai baby is three spoonfuls of the custard - like flesh of young coconut fed to him or her by a Buddhist priest.»

Those populations consisted of indigenous people who were eating either the flesh of the fruit or coconut cream as part of a traditional diet, the authors note — not just adding the oil to their Western - style meals.

When you eat a whole coconut for its flesh, you first have to get a hammer or a screwdriver to pierce the «eye» on the outside of the shell, otherwise you can never access the inside of the shell.

Traditional cultures who eat lots of coconut butter / flesh and oil assuming they don't eat white flour and oxidized vegetable oils do just fine and don't have heart disease.

The answer is yes, hamsters can eat small quantities of raw coconut flesh on occasion.