You’re starving. The kids are starving. It’s way past lunch and you haven’t even thought about dinner. You open up the cupboard and…all you see are ingredients. Uh oh.
Healthy Snacks To Go to the rescue! With over 30 healthy snack recipes and ideas including traditional granola bars, iron-packed Popeye bars, and a dozen “larabar” style variations, Kitchen Stewardship’s new Healthy Snacks To Go is the resource you need for healthy snack ideas.
Complete with time-saving tips, frugal options and allergy notes, Healthy Snacks To Go will become your “go-to” cookbook to keep your cupboards filled with nourishing yet quick choices. Grain-based recipes include soaked versions, and you’ll find healthy fats like butter and coconut oil throughout, plus many more grain-free options in the new edition.
When you’re trying to avoid processed food, coming up with something quick can be a challenge. Healthy Snacks To Go features diaper-bag friendly snacks that are toddler-approved and will help your household be prepared for the classic call of, “Mom, I’m huuuuungry!” You’ll also find sophisticated recipes like Wheat Thin Style Crackers and Spelt Biscuits, along with two bonus sections: “Basic Snacks for the Absent-Minded Eater” and “Reduced Waste Health Lunch Packing Tips”.
To get a feel for the style of the book and recipe content, get on over and grab the free download of the updated no-bake granola bar recipe, or scroll down for a larger excerpt, and when you’re convinced you simply must have your very own copy of Kitchen Stewardship’s Healthy Snacks To Go, 2nd edition, buy it here (PDF includes Kindle and Nook versions too!):
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What’s in There?
Here is the complete Table of Contents:
And some droolworthy pictures, mostly of the new 2nd edition recipes: 
Crispy Roasted Chickpeas (Cool Ranch shown above) 
Apple Flax Muffins (grain-free) 
Cardamom Spiced Grain-free Granola 
Grain-free Coconut Muffins 
Chocomole (a pudding)
Read some reviews:
“This book has been a real lifesaver!”
–Stephanie Langford, editor of Keeper of the Home and author of
Real Food on a Real Budget
–Anne McClure of Catholic Mommy Brain, in a review at Catholic Mom
–Jen (a reader)
$8.95
The snacks are healthy… and so is the free excerpt. Download 22 pages when you subscribe to the KS monthly newsletter. Scroll up to the form to get yours today.
There are so many great recipes included, all in one handy little book.No digging through sites, reading through comments for variations, and printing out page after page of feedback and adjustments. Katie has thoroughly vetted, worked through, and perfected each recipe she shares.”
(See the rest from Megan of SortaCrunchy)
–Beth from Fake Plastic Fish
I worked with a team of testers on Crispy Roasted Chickpeas together, with great feedback:
“My 15 month old son who’s allergic to milk, eggs, wheat, and nuts LOVES these! …It’s the first snack I’ve found that I can make at home and take with us to the store! I can keep fruit and frozen peas ready at home but they’re quite messy when we’re out. We’ve been eating rice chex but I didn’t like giving them to him.
I’ll send my feedback on everything later but had to say thank you thank you thank you!!!”
–M, from her phone
“I’ve made crispy chickpeas in the past…However, I had more success on your original recipe.”
–A
How About Food Sensitivities?
It seems like more and more people are having to cut foods from their diets these days. Healthy Snacks to Go has always had helpful icons so you can see at a glance whether a recipe is gluten-free, dairy-free, nut-free or grain-free. Here’s the breakdown, out of 45 recipes:
- grain-free: 33
- gluten-free: 38
- dairy-free: all but 4 have CF (casein free) adaptations
- nut-free: 24 have the option
- egg-free: 37, plus at least 3 of the remaining ones, maybe 5, would work great with the flax/water egg substitute
- I even added a new section on how to substitute coconut, if you’re one of those people who just don’t like it.
Please see the satisfaction guarantee below if you have food sensitivities and are worried you won’t get your investment’s worth out of Healthy Snacks to Go…
My favorite gluten-free blogger reviewed the book here: “Fantastic.” 
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10 Reasons to Buy “Healthy Snacks To Go”
Of course I think everyone should get their hands on a copy of Healthy Snacks To Go. Here’s why:
- Real food on the go is one of the trickiest feats in mastering a whole foods diet.
FourteenFIFTEEN Power Bar variations! (reverse engineered Larabars) You’re bound to find one (or more) that you’ll love!- The recipes are delicious, not intimidating, and often capable of hanging out in your diaper bag or desk drawer to wait until you’re hungry.
- Easily printable recipes ready to go right into your meal planning or recipes binder.
- Allergy and special diet friendly:
At least halfTwo-thirds of the recipes are grain-free and sweetener-free, so very friendly to some tough diets like the Specific Carbohydrate Diet. Almost all have gluten-free and/or dairy-free adaptations as well, denoted by simple icons. - Over
3045 recipes and not one package in sight. - Most of the recipes will save you money in the long run.
- Buying a blogger’s product is an easy way to say “Thank you” for providing the rest of her work free of charge via daily posts.
ThreeFive Bonus Sections: Basic Snacks Checklist, Soaking Grains Primer, The Snack Bar Manifesto, Yogurt Variations, and Sanity-Saving Lunch Packing Tips.- The new edition is double the length with 50% more recipes and TONS of information, including more grain-free options and dehydrator instructions AND you get the Kindle and Nook versions absolutely free. See more below…
BUY IT HERE!
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What Changed in the Second Edition?
The first edition of Healthy Snacks to Go had been helping people cope with “running out the door hungry” syndrome for nearly two years, and it was time to upgrade the system.
Since the first edition of this book, which was my first eBook, I’d spent a lot of time in the kitchen. I had cooked many meals and made many snacks.
Life had also changed a lot: we added a child, discovered a gluten sensitivity, gone grain-free for a few periods of time, and moved to a new house.
My oldest child was now in school all day, so I had first-hand knowledge of the drudgery of packing lunches and managing snacks on the go daily. (For the record, I don’t like it. It’s a pain. But it did make me realize even more the value of a book of snacks!)
I’d also taken more steps along the real food journey: I have a grain mill and a dehydrator, I’ve delved into natural sweeteners, and we’ve cut even more processed foods from our cupboards.
I regularly make power bars, granola, crackers, muffins, and a whole bunch of other recipes from this book. I have food-stained printed copies of certain favorites and often open it on the computer for others.
The updates and new recipes in the second edition reflect all of this: more grain-free options (9 of the 11 new recipes), much less white sugar, dehydrator variations on some old favorites, and some handy fixes to problems with the old recipes. Don’t worry though – this new edition and nearly all the recipes it contains are still very applicable for a real food rookie or novice chef.
I’ve also started using recipe testers to make sure everything makes sense. They improve the format and final results SO much! When I asked readers to test the new granola bar improvements, I had no shortage of volunteers. We tweaked the instructions a bit, but the recipe held fast…literally. See what they have to say:
“My husband said they look just like the ones from the store, but taste better.” –V
“Perfect! Not crumbly at all. This will be my go-to recipe for making granola bars for on-the-go snacks.” –N
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Spend Money to Save Money
Some people might wonder why you’d bother to pay for recipes when there are so many free on the Internet.
I’d sure like to think that I can save you money. In fact, if you make just a few batches of the famous power bars, packed with expensive ingredients like dried fruit and nuts, you’ll save the purchase price of the book vs. buying individual Larabars. A couple batches of homemade Wheat Thins, and you’ll not only have a much healthier end product, but a few bucks still in your pocket as well.
I won’t hide the fact that about a third of the recipes are posted right here at Kitchen Stewardship, including the FREE download of the No-Bake (Soaked) Granola Bars, also revised and updated. Another handful have been adapted from other recipes on the web. You could trawl the Internet to find good snacks…but they won’t be as thorough or easily accessible and printable as an eBook. I take great pains to make my eBooks user-friendly and practical, even putting all the photos on three pages so you can save printer ink.
$8.95
Satisfaction Guaranteed
If you are disappointed in the book for any reason, including that you can’t find enough recipes to fit a dietary restriction, I will refund your money without hesitation. Just email me!
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I’m buying it now! And I’d love to do a review/giveaway for you!
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Congratulations, Katie!
That’s so wonderful!!!!
.-= Rachel ~ Southern Fairytale´s last blog ..Weekly Winners =-.
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Congratulations!! How exciting!
Best,
Sarah
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What a great idea. Too bad I don’t have a credit card… Will you make it open for paypal eventually?
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Jessica Reply:
April 26th, 2010 at 3:02 pm
Kanmuri ,
When you click on the payment link, it goes to PayPal
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Katie Reply:
April 26th, 2010 at 9:56 pm
Kanmuri,
Katie
Did you see that it’s already Paypal? Thanks for asking!
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if you don’t have me down already, I would be happy to do a review and giveaway
I made the peanut butter kisses this weekend, I think- went off my memory but man, they are good….. I keep sneaking another one!
.-= Jen´s last blog ..Thoughts for Today =-.
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Great book! I just read it from cover to cover and can’t wait to get cooking. I just wish I didn’t have my A/C on so I could justify turning on the oven in the middle of the day.
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Katie Reply:
April 26th, 2010 at 9:52 pm
Stephanie,
Katie
Yay, thank you! Try those power bars or Almond Power Bars – no cooking req’d!
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Just bought it! This is awesome and done so well! I cannot wait to try out the recipes.
.-= Andrea @ MommySnacks.net´s last blog ..LA Food Bank + Wisteria Lane =-.
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I just got mine! Can’t wait to dive in!
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Hi Katie,
This sounds like just what we need, with our newly limited budget and my trying to avoid processed stuff. One question- do many of the snacks freeze/keep? I will surely need good snacks when baby Andrew arrives but there’s no way i’ll be cooking from scratch for a while!
Thanks,
LP
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Katie Reply:
April 28th, 2010 at 12:47 pm
Lindsay,
Thanks! 
Katie
That is a really good question! I had to go look at the table of contents just to see. Some wouldn’t keep well at all, like potato salad, but those are obvious. Here’s what would freeze well for sure: granola and bars, all muffins, crackers, and I assume the biscuits, but I admit we always eat those before I consider freezing! The power bars have stayed well for quite a while for me in the fridge, I bet a month (maybe more) wouldn’t be too long to ask of them. The dried fruit rolls would be perfect for the nursing nest…
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Congratulations, Katie, on your new eBook. I just bought and scanned it and am impressed with the amount of valuable information in it. Great job and well worth the price.
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This is an EXCELLENT book!!! It is so user-friendly. The cross-referencing, pictures/codes, FAQ’s, extra tips…..it’s obvious alot of thought, work and pure talent went into this. Best $7 I’ve spent in a LONG time! Thank you – will be looking for (and buying) more from you!
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Katie Reply:
May 10th, 2010 at 2:38 am
Ronda,
Katie
Oh, thank you! I’m so used to getting comments on what I write that I’ve been feeling a little “out in left field” on this piece, wondering what people are thinking about it. Your comment is just lovely!
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Snacks are the hardest food area for me to keep healthy for my kids. I am so excited about this book!
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My biggest problem with healthy snacks and to-go food is keeping fruits and veggies from going bad too quickly or having recipes that call for obscure ingrediants. Plus, I want to win a free copy of the book because today is my birthday!
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with 8 kids, I struggle to keep up with the volume of food running through the pantry. I also struggle to keep it at my target cost – less than a quarter a pop. A handful a raisins or nuts is what I do now, but that doesn’t satify teenage boys. (go figure!)
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Healthy Snacks for Kids: Top Ten {Tuesday} | ohamanda.com // May 17, 2010 at 11:26 pm
[...] and marveling at her vast knowledge, (2) picking out the recipe you really want to try first in Healthy Snacks to Go, (3) Tweeting “I’m gonna win @kitchenstew’s new ebook, Healthy Snacks to Go from [...]
I just bought a book.
For some reason the Amazon links don’t work for me on Chrome but I will try them on Explorer and see if that works.
Have you considered including a page of included links as part of the index?
I think this book is well written. The instructions are easy and include lots of Katie-esque extra info
I’m glad you included a page on soaking. That is very helpful.
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Katie Reply:
May 22nd, 2010 at 12:40 am
Thanks, Allie!
Katie
I’ve never tried viewing the ebook in anything other than Acrobat reader…that didn’t even occur to me. Whoops! Thanks for testing it out for me… do the links to regular blogs work? Those are the important ones, anyway!
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AllieZirkle Reply:
May 26th, 2010 at 3:25 pm
Just a follow up note that NO! the affiliate links to Amazon aren’t working properly when viewing in IE either…
I received an error message for the blender-in-one: “Looking for something?
We’re sorry. The Web address you entered is not a functioning page on our site ” While other links aren’t mapping as affiliate links (with Kitchen Stew in the address bar) or are not returning what you had intended.
Bottom line, in IE, the links are all good. The links to Amazon aren’t mapping as affiliate and if there is a search involved, well the search doesn’t result in anything but an error or random results.
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I just bought this last night, and I love how it is laid out – very nicely done. I am excited to try some recipes. I’m putting together my grocery list tonight. Thanks for all of the wonderful ideas. I’ve been wanting something like this, and was thrilled to see you put together an ebook. I can’t wait to try some and see what will be my kids new favorites! Thanks for all you do in providing us with ways to eat healthy. It is much appreciated!
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Katie Reply:
May 24th, 2010 at 3:05 am
Cindy,
Katie
Thank you so much for the kind words; I’m so pleased that this is going over well.
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I would love to try the soaked granola bars which would be great for my three kids and hubbies weekly snacks. I love to soak things because of the nutritional benefit and how it helps our bodies process food better. Coming from a family with entergetic children and a mom striving to be healthy and fun, this would be a huge blessing because of the nutritional benefits, time saved to be together, and fun smiles on everyones faces! I would love one of these!
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Thank you so much, Katie!!!!! Going into summer break this book will save my sanity. Can’t wait to start trying out some recipes.
.-= Amy´s last blog ..market bounty =-.
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this looks perfect! i need some of your “yogurt variations!!!”
Thanks so much for offering this!
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I would love to win this e-book because I have been looking for some healthy snacks for my girls (ages 4 and 6) as we travel on the go. They all look so great! I can’t wait to try out some.
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I am most interested in the recipe for soaked granola bars. I have been thinking about making them recently and have stopped short because I don’t have a recipe with that step.
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I’m a young wife and I pack my husbands lunch everyday and have so much trouble coming up with healthy snacks for him. I’d love to try the homemade granola bars.
Thanks!
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Katie Reply:
May 26th, 2010 at 2:56 am
Katherine,
Katie
Were you thinking this was a giveaway entry? You’ll have to comment on the blog hosting the giveaway.
PS – the basic granola bars are already at my site, too!
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This sounds great! I’d really love to get my hands on the bar recipe.
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Would love the try the Soaked Granola Bar recipe. I am very interested in this giveaway. I have a kiddo with some food allergies and I would love to have some healthy snacks around for the kiddos to load up on, instead of the high carbo – junkie food that is out there.
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Katie Reply:
May 26th, 2010 at 12:51 pm
Laura,
Katie
There’s no giveaway here; you’ll have to go back to the blog you started at. I’m glad you’re interested in the book, though!
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This sounds great! I’m most interested in the power bar recipes because I love Larabars! I’ve recently been learning about eating more raw food and soaking grains. That’s another reason this is exciting to me. This book is also perfect for my situation as a mom. I have two growing boys who seem like they are always eating and it’s sometimes a challenge to provide healthy snacks with variety on the go. I’d love to win a copy of this book!
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Katie Reply:
May 26th, 2010 at 12:49 pm
Sarah,
Katie
There’s no giveaway here; you’ll have to go back to the blog you started at. I’m glad you’re interested in the book, though!
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Lauren Reply:
May 27th, 2010 at 1:19 am
Sounds like there are some pretty excited people here, I can’t blame them! SimpleOrganic.net has a giveaway for your book, which is how I found your site. And I’m so glad! All I did was peek at the table of contents for your book, and I can’t wait to look through everything and soak up all your brilliance.
I’m definitely buying the book and I can’t wait to come back here often! Thank you so much for sharing all this!
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Katie Reply:
May 27th, 2010 at 4:49 am
Lauren,
Katie
Awwww…Can I just say I can totally tell I’m going to enjoy having you around! Thanks for the purchase!
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It’s like you read my mind…Exactly what I’ve been looking for…I spend a fortune in bars…This is great! thanks and Blessings, Yvette
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Healthy Snacks to Go Giveaway « Shalom Mama // May 24, 2010 at 11:06 pm
[...] to help us get back on track and to revamp us along the way. One that I stumbled on today is from Kitchen Stewardship. Katie has a new e-book out called “Healthy Snacks to Go.” It features 30 healthy snack [...]
This sounds wonderful! I am really interested in ALL of the recipes. Quick, healthy snacks are definitely something I need to learn to make and have on hand!
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Katie Reply:
May 27th, 2010 at 4:15 am
Thanks, Nicole! Just in case you were looking for a giveaway, you’ll have to go back to the blog hosting it to get an entry.
Katie
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I love the idea of this book. I am always looking for new snack ideas that are still healthy. I am planning to post about this and the giveaway at Passionate Homemaking on my blog.
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OOh!! I can’t wait to try so many of these recipes! I’d love to win this book so that I can make some NEW healthy snacks for the kids. Granola bars and Wheat Thin style crackers are the 2 that jump out at me the most! My daughter loves Wheat Thins, but they have HFCS in them?! Not welcome in my cupboards, thank you very much.
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Katie Reply:
May 27th, 2010 at 4:36 am
Dallass,
Katie
You’ll need to leave this comment at the blog running the giveaway for it to count – good luck!
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I would love to try the Larabar type bars. I have 4 kids, one of which cannot eat gluten, so snacks are a challenge for us. Looks great!
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Katie Reply:
May 27th, 2010 at 4:50 am
Jennifer,
Katie
If you’re looking for a giveaway, you’ll have to check back at the blog you started at. Thanks!
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The popeye bars look rather interesting.
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Hi Katie,
I’m trying to use the coupon from the “GN…” site but it is not working in Paypal. Any hints?
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Katie Reply:
May 28th, 2010 at 3:04 pm
Robin,
Katie
this is my first foray into coupon codes, and apparently I did something wrong…I opened a ticket at ejunkie and they’re helping me now! I’ll comment here when they’re working okay. Thanks for your patience!
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Katie Reply:
May 28th, 2010 at 4:38 pm
Got it – codes are working now!
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Robin Reply:
May 28th, 2010 at 9:58 pm
I still can’t get it to work for me. I tried in both Firefox and IE and it doesn’t work either place. I’m not sure if it’s just me that can’t get it to work though
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Katie Reply:
May 29th, 2010 at 1:18 am
Robin,
I tested the GN- code, and it’s working fine right now. However, I wonder if you have a caching issue, which means your computer remembered my page the way it used to be before the code got fixed? You have to use the “add to cart” button on the page here, NOT the “buy now” button in the sidebar. That’s the only way to enter the code. If you get an error again, go ahead and email me at kitchenstew at gmail.com and we’ll work something out – my apologies again for the hassle! I’m honored you’re still trying to buy my book, truly.
I’m so sorry! Some days, I hate computers.
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Robin Reply:
May 29th, 2010 at 1:48 am
Hi Katie,
After I used the ‘add to cart’ button, it worked like a charm!
I’m going to have to spend the weekend deciding what to make.
Thank you for the help!
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Hmmm. For some reason the coupon code doesn’t work for me… I’m sure it’s something I’m doing wrong! lol
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Katie Reply:
May 28th, 2010 at 3:06 pm
Mandy,
Nope, the coupons are broken. I’m fixing them, but Scotch tape just isn’t working…
I’ll let you know when they’re back. Thanks!
Katie
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Katie Reply:
May 28th, 2010 at 4:37 pm
Codes are working now!
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Mandy Reply:
June 1st, 2010 at 7:24 am
YAY! Just ordered mine:) Have a great day!
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Katie Reply:
June 2nd, 2010 at 1:51 am
Thanks, Mandy! Happy snacking!
Katie
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Mandy Reply:
June 2nd, 2010 at 8:19 am
Hmm. Wondering how long before this arrives in my inbox? I can’t wait to start baking! lol
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Katie Reply:
June 2nd, 2010 at 10:30 pm
Mandy,
Katie
Yay! Thanks for your purchase! If it’s as hot where you are as it is this week here, maybe start with some of the non-baking treats.
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Ok, here is a silly question! I just purchased this eBook with PayPal (followed the above shopping cart link). Now, how do I view it?? I’ve never purchased an ebook before. Thanks!
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Katie Reply:
June 1st, 2010 at 3:05 am
Jill,
You should receive a download link via email (whatever one is connected to your Paypal account). Click there, and you’ll get an Acrobat document that you can then save to your computer. I hope that explains it well enough!
Thank you so much for your purchase – Katie
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Just bought this great book!!!
Do you think the protein bars could be made RAW, or at least dehydrated? My oven goes down to 145 degrees (though i hope a dehydrator is in my future!). They look marvelous, & i have some raw cocoa in my pantry!
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Katie Reply:
May 31st, 2010 at 12:24 am
Virginia,
Katie
I had another person ask me that via email, and I have to say I’ve never tried it (but it’s going on my list). I absolutely understand wanting to keep those enzymes alive. I don’t think just mooshing everything together would work, but I bet doing a low temp would be no problem. It you try it, it would be lovely if you’d let me know at what temp and how long it took. It’s on my “someday” list! Thank you much for your purchase!
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Katie Reply:
June 14th, 2010 at 12:21 am
Virginia,
“Someday” came! I tried dehydrating the protein bars (the ones that call for baking at 250 for an hour, right?) at about 135F for 24-36 hours. They are EXCELLENT, better than in the oven. I’m a fan! I’m sure your oven at 145 would do a great job, maybe 18 hours or so? I just stopped when they held together well enough to cut.
Enjoy!
Katie
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Virginia Reply:
June 14th, 2010 at 6:23 pm
Hi Katie!
I forgot to post, but I did try them – I was impatient, so I smooshed them into a pan and dehydrated in my oven (145 is my lowest temp) for only 2-3 hours. They were delicious!! Soft, yummy. Do they get crispy if left in longer?
Anyway, they DISAPPEARED at my Holistic Moms Network meeting and I had many recipe requests, so I plugged your ebook
Thanks so much!
Virginia
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Katie Reply:
June 15th, 2010 at 2:30 am
Virginia,
Katie
I didn’t get all the way to crispy, exactly, just stiff chewy. Yum!
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Can anyone tell me if these recipes are gluten free? We are all GF in this house so while I want the book if the recipes aren’t GF it does me no good.
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Katie Reply:
June 1st, 2010 at 12:12 am
Katie,
Katie
At least half the recipes are GF, including all 14 Larabar variations. An SCD diet blogger will be reviewing it at some point, so I’ll be sure to link to her notes when that time comes. Good question!
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Thanks so much for posting this book. I downloaded it and plan to try some of these recipes over summer break with the kids.
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Sprouting Grains for a Large Family | Cardamom's Pod // Jun 15, 2010 at 1:20 am
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Peanut Butter Kisses sound YUM!
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Hello! I would *really* like to purchase the ebook, but I have one question. This might be dumb, but since I’ve never bought an ebook before, do I have to have a Kindle to be able to read it? Will it work in another regular computer program?
I would hate to purchase it and then not be able to use it!
Thanks,
Jessica
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Katie Reply:
June 17th, 2010 at 4:03 am
Jessica,
Katie
Not a dumb question at all – you are not the only one wondering this. An eBook (at least this one) can be read in Adobe reader, which is a free download if you don’t already have it. It will come as a PDF file. I think you can even open it in a browser. If you were shooting for the sale and missed it because I didn’t reply quickly, shoot me an email and I’ll help you out.
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Hope I win this but if not I will be sure to buy it. Everything looks delicious.
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