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  1. Does anyone know in the NYC or Long Island area where to get clotted cream
    Also if I need to go online who has the best choices and easiest web
    site to order from.
    And finally, I like plain things and have never tried clotted cream. I
    am a vanilla person, any recommendations from our friends across the
    pond on anything they may think I would like
    Warren in NY.....

  2. What is the opinion on this plan to LC and effective to jump start???

    Warren

  3. x-no-archive: yes

    warren said:

    Does anyone know in the NYC or Long Island area where to get clotted cream
    Also if I need to go online who has the best choices and easiest web
    site to order from.
    And finally, I like plain things and have never tried clotted cream. I
    am a vanilla person, any recommendations from our friends across the
    pond on anything they may think I would like
    Warren in NY.....

    I believe Fairway has it.

    Susan

  4. There is no American equivalent.

    Cubit wrote:
    | I have forgotten what the American translation of "clotted cream" is.
    | Products like heavy cream and cottage cheese are commonly available
    | across the US.
    |

  5. I have forgotten what the American translation of "clotted cream" is.
    Products like heavy cream and cottage cheese are commonly available across
    the US.

    "warren" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    Does anyone know in the NYC or Long Island area where to get clotted cream
    Also if I need to go online who has the best choices and easiest web
    site to order from.
    And finally, I like plain things and have never tried clotted cream. I
    am a vanilla person, any recommendations from our friends across the
    pond on anything they may think I would like
    Warren in NY.....

  6. "warren" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    What is the opinion on this plan to LC and effective to jump start???

    Warren

    While it may be convenient for some to live on shakes and suppliments, I
    don't beleive that it will promote keeping the weight off in the long term.
    If you have to think about what food to eat and when, as well as retrain
    yourself on how to cook it a certain way, after a while it becomes a
    lifestyle change that can be maintained. However if you're having a shake or
    a bar instead of the actual meal, how will that help you to make the right
    choices once the weight is off? If you swap over to normal shakes and
    muesli/candy bars after reaching goal, you won't stay there long!
    Herbalife also promotes thermogenic supplement drinks to have in conjunction
    with the protein shakes... The consensus reached when thermogenic
    supplements were discussed in this group some time ago, was that it was best
    to stay well away from them as the side effects outweighed the benefits.

  7. "Cubit" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    I have forgotten what the American translation of "clotted cream" is.
    Products like heavy cream and cottage cheese are commonly available across
    the US.

    I believe you can find it in the US as Devon Cream...

  8. What is clotted cream?

  9. Quoted message said:

    What is clotted cream?

    An extremely thick, rich, buttery cream that is heat-extracted from
    milk. Truly decadent! See http://www.broadwayhouse.com/creamtea.html
    for more details.

    Aramanth

  10. On Sun, 09 Oct 2005 09:55:29 -0400, warren <[email hidden]>

    Quoted message said:

    Does anyone know in the NYC or Long Island area where to get clotted cream
    Also if I need to go online who has the best choices and easiest web
    site to order from.
    And finally, I like plain things and have never tried clotted cream. I
    am a vanilla person, any recommendations from our friends across the
    pond on anything they may think I would like
    Warren in NY.....

    I can't help you with the NYC retailers but I found a local (greator
    Boston) outlet that carries several versions of clotted and devon
    cream. Here's the link:

    http://www.britishdelights.com/cream.htm

    They have an outlet in Billerica MA which I'm going to checkout.
    Thanks for the idea 🙂

    bmcky

    Boston, MA

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