Sentences with phrase «on buying coconut flour»

i've been holding off on buying coconut flour but I might have to go ahead and buy some!

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I'm working on a version of this recipe without coconut flour, but meanwhile you can buy it at places like Whole Foods or online at iHerb.com or Amazon.

Coconut flour also has incredible absorbing powers so depending on where you bought it and where you live (humidity), you might have to add some water or your choice of milk to smooth it out.

This will work in your favor then because I already planned on buying several gallons of coconut oil, flour, cream, shreds and butter from them on weds.

After seeing coconut flour pop up on blogs for seemingly months on end, I finally bought some and then all of a sudden everyone was talking about chickpea flour and peanut flour instead.

I also buy Avalanche coconut flour and Sun Valley almond meal, if they happen to be on sale.

I bought all this coconut flour on Amazon hoping to like the recipes using it but so far, i'm not a fan.

I couldn't find coconut flour anywhere (not even at Whole Foods, at least on that particular day), so I bought a bag of unsweetened, dried coconut that said «shredded finely for baking» on the front.

I have seen several of them offered with such a hechsher — including almond flour and shredded coconut — and usually buy mine on «Ohnuts.com».

Seriously, buy a bag right now, you can find coconut flour anywhere and on the cheap (I got my bag at Natural Grocers for $ 5 and I havent even used up half of it!)

Bursting with plump blueberries and made with your favourite protein powder, fibre - rich flax meal, oatmeal and coconut flour, these bars have none of the junk of store bought bars and all of the benefits of a convenient on - the - go protein snack.

My best friend bought me a gluten free book, and in it I stumbled on a recipe titled «How to Make Coconut Flour».

But if you are in a rush and just want to buy some coconut flour on the fly, here are some of my favorite options:

I tend to buy my own coconut flour when I am putting in an order on the Netrition site.

I buy the arrowroot starch, tapioca starch, and coconut flour locally, the Bob's Red Mill brand, but if you can't find it at your local grocery store, or even a health food store, you can find it on Amazon (affiliate links are above).

Coconut flour is one of those ingredients that you are either hesitant on buying because you don't know what...