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Quinoa

post #1 of 11
Thread Starter 
I just recently started eating quinoa and now I see there is red and a tri-colored one through Azure, I am wondering what the difference might be between those and the white/cream colored one we have. Any preferences?
post #2 of 11
I just bought some red quinoa and haven't tried it yet - I'm interested in responses too
post #3 of 11
I usually dowse everything we eat and quinoa comes up great and one of the best for us, this is the regular whitish one. But when I tested the red kind, it came up bad for all of us in the house. So I have no experience with eating it, and don't plan on it.
post #4 of 11
I found that the red needed to be rinsed even more than the white. It also seemed to take a bit longer to cook. But I love the color! And think that there must be some nutritional "goodies" in that vibrant hue.
post #5 of 11
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Originally Posted by bluebirdmama1 View Post
I usually dowse everything we eat and quinoa comes up great and one of the best for us, this is the regular whitish one. But when I tested the red kind, it came up bad for all of us in the house. So I have no experience with eating it, and don't plan on it.
What do you mean dowse? What was wrong with the red?
post #6 of 11
I haven't tried red or black quinoa yet, but according to the Ancient Harvest website it is slightly higher in fiber and fat and slightly lower in calories and carbs.
post #7 of 11
the red quinoa is "nuttier" in taste and texture. similar to wild rice.

i like it best cold in a salad.
post #8 of 11
Thread Starter 
Hmmm, maybe I will try a smaller size of the red before ordering in bulk. I am loving hearing your opinions
post #9 of 11
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What do you mean dowse? What was wrong with the red?
I doubt nothing is "wrong" with the red, but I dowsed (or some call it crystal testing) over the quinoa and the pendulum spun a "no" answer for me. Muscle testing is a different way to ask but would have gotten me the same answer. If you are interstedI can try to dig up some threads on dowsing. I dowse everything we eat these days. It has helped me identify so many allergies for my dd that I would have never known.
post #10 of 11
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Originally Posted by bluebirdmama1 View Post
I doubt nothing is "wrong" with the red, but I dowsed (or some call it crystal testing) over the quinoa and the pendulum spun a "no" answer for me. Muscle testing is a different way to ask but would have gotten me the same answer. If you are interstedI can try to dig up some threads on dowsing. I dowse everything we eat these days. It has helped me identify so many allergies for my dd that I would have never known.
Wow that's so interesting!!! If you have time I would love to read a little on it. I think I remember awhile back now someone else on here doing that. I haven't been online much for about 2 months. I'm only allowing myself short stints on the computer since it seems to take over otherwise
post #11 of 11
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Originally Posted by mom61508 View Post
Wow that's so interesting!!! If you have time I would love to read a little on it. I think I remember awhile back now someone else on here doing that. I haven't been online much for about 2 months. I'm only allowing myself short stints on the computer since it seems to take over otherwise
Here you go:
http://www.mothering.com/discussions...hlight=dowsing
http://www.mothering.com/discussions...8#post13155898
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