Thank you, but I can't take credit. It was created by Andre Briend, a French pediatric nutritionist to treat starving children in Africa. The results are dramatic.
I haven't been able to find a recipe for it, but the ingredients are in the post you referenced. I'm just experimenting until I find something we like. (My first two attempts I used *way* too much peanut butter.)
I haven't played with it for awhile, but you've inspired me to try again! Here is the next place I'll start:
5 TBSP peanut butter
1 TBSP vegetable oil
1/4 C powdered milk
Sugar to taste (no clue)
Powdered vitamins and minerals
No Salt to taste
It's important to remember that this is supposed to be a complete meal replacement. Two packs at 600 calories each for women and children and three packs for men. The beauty is that it's cheap, portable and it stores well. It's a LOT of nutritional bang for your buck. Tons of energy and, if you do choose to add the vitamins, enough of the important stuff to avoid scurvy, etc.
I haven’t played with it for awhile, but you’ve inspired me to try again! Here is the next place I’ll start:
5 TBSP peanut butter
1 TBSP vegetable oil
1/4 C powdered milk
Sugar to taste (no clue)
Powdered vitamins and minerals
No Salt to taste
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This reminds me of the Mormon Missionary Candy, they add enough powdered sugar, to make it rollable into balls.
I remember posting the recipe, but not when it was.
So far all I see are chocolate covered.
I’d substitute almond butter for peanut butter (no chance of aflotoxin, a known carcinogen) and honey for sugar. Sounds great.
I’d advise everyone to purchase a product called MMS (Miracle Mineral Supplement). At least check it out.
http://www.miraclemineral.org/