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  • Kayeballentine

    hi Katrina..I thought I saw a recipe here for washing liquid or powder with soda in it. Am I right ? If so can you tell me where to access it please?

    • http://www.theorganisedhousewife.com.au Katrina

      No sorry, not here :(

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  • http://twitter.com/kcnutrimetics Kathryn

    Hi! was looking for your hair detangler recipe please

  • Kylie_h_12

    Hi Katrina I need help I have a toddler who I need to introduce new foods but I am paranoid of choking. Can you give suggestions

  • Sara Grace

    Hi Katrina, I always seem to end up with half a tin of chick peas, beetroot and corn, do you or your readers know of any good reciepes to use up left over canned food!!! Besides making a salad.. Thanks Sara Grace

    • clairesey79

      blend them all together with some tahini, garlic & lemon juice and a little natural yoghurt. instant dip! cheers claire

      • http://www.theorganisedhousewife.com.au Katrina

        Yum, sounds good!

    • PippaB

      SOUP! All my leftover veg. goes into whatever soup I’m making (and at this time of year I’m always making it.)

  • Symone B

    Hi There, great blog, very practical, thank you! Just wanted to say that instead of flavoured rice crackers, which many readers would feed their children thinking they were healthy, are usually caked in fake stuff, which can do more harm that good. Fake cheese, fake colour, and of course MSG disguised as numbers (flavour enhancers 600 – 650 generally covers it, plus hydrolysed vegetable protein, which is also a fancy way of tricking us mums!) A healthier version is plain rice crackers (sakata only have rice, oil, and salt) with a dip your child likes. You can even make your own simply (hommus, cucumber and yoghurt, beetroot) etc that can be great for using up left overs like that half a cucumber or carrot and tin of chick peans lurking at the back of the fridge. Just a suggestion that I have found useful for saving money and also reducing the amount of unhealthy food my kids are eating. Thanks!

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  • Waproo66

    The quick slow cooker beef casserole requires tomato paste, I am allerigic to tomatos would like to know what i can be replaced with. Love the site.

  • Sensen

    I want to make a gingerbread house but none of my family like gingerbread. Do you know of something else I could use instead that will hold the form?

    • http://www.theorganisedhousewife.com.au Katrina

      No I’m not sure, but have just asked the question on the facebook page to see if anybody else has a clever answer for you J