If soymilk will turn your son gay, will hemp milk turn him into a hippie?
Filed under: Nutrition: Health, Development/Milestones: Babies
I just got back from the old food co-op and I saw something there that blew my mind: right next to the soy milk and the rice milk and all the other non-dairy milks I've seen all my hippie friends pour over their nutty nuggets in the morning, I saw a new product: hemp milk (or HempMilk™) from Living Harvest foods. The product is advertised as a dairy free, soy free, cholesterol free, vegan non-GMO, kosher, gluten free delicious and nutty-tasting beverage that provides essential and balanced nutrition to the entire family. Whoa. The milk is apparently made from the hemp seed, not those delicious green THC-filled buds that made college so much fun, and hemp seeds are full of protein and healthy Omeda-6 fatty acids.
I'll admit I was intrigued. I took a look at the product's website, and Living Harvest assures its customers that they will not get high or fail a drug test if they consume any of their products, because they contain 0.0% of THC. Disappointed, I read on. The milk is made from delicious hemp seeds grown in the Canadian prairies, using only the whole hemp nut inside. I also learned that in addition to hemp milk, I can "sprinkle on salads or yogurt or eat them straight from the can, drizzle hemp oil on steamed vegetables, make a dressing with it, use it in a marinade or as a dipping oil with bread, or add it to a smoothie. I can also start my morning with a Hemp Protein powder smoothie with Living Harvest™ Hempmilk™ or stir the Hemp Protein into soups or use as a flour substitute in low temperature baking. Yowzah! My life is going to be Hemp-terrific from here on out! I just need to go to Woody Harrelson's garage sale and pick me up one of those hemp suits!
I'll admit I was intrigued. I took a look at the product's website, and Living Harvest assures its customers that they will not get high or fail a drug test if they consume any of their products, because they contain 0.0% of THC. Disappointed, I read on. The milk is made from delicious hemp seeds grown in the Canadian prairies, using only the whole hemp nut inside. I also learned that in addition to hemp milk, I can "sprinkle on salads or yogurt or eat them straight from the can, drizzle hemp oil on steamed vegetables, make a dressing with it, use it in a marinade or as a dipping oil with bread, or add it to a smoothie. I can also start my morning with a Hemp Protein powder smoothie with Living Harvest™ Hempmilk™ or stir the Hemp Protein into soups or use as a flour substitute in low temperature baking. Yowzah! My life is going to be Hemp-terrific from here on out! I just need to go to Woody Harrelson's garage sale and pick me up one of those hemp suits!












ReaderComments (Page 1 of 1)
5-08-2007 @ 12:13PM
trish said...You can make fun of it all you want (and I understand why), but to people like me who have a child allergic to cow's milk (and concerns about soy allergy) hemp milk sounds good.
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5-08-2007 @ 1:04PM
Jessica said...I don't think he was "making fun" of the product, Trish, but simply providing witty commentary instead of dry, scientific material only.
JD, you're having a rough spot here lately, huh.
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5-08-2007 @ 2:51PM
dutch said...they've never been easy on me.
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5-09-2007 @ 3:59PM
rachel said...So when are we going to get a taste test review?? I'm certainly curious.
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5-19-2007 @ 1:50AM
judie said...hello!im not comment here i want a questtion about soymilk? soymilk is good for a men who have low sperm count??? i wait ur replies
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6-12-2007 @ 10:23PM
cmo said...soy has been shown to DECREASE a man's libido as well as create possible fertility problems in women.
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