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| Why We Ate Cooked Food at Woodstock Fruit Festival |
Title : Why We Ate Cooked Food at Woodstock Fruit Festival
Duration : 09:31
Channel : Happy Healthy Vegan
Label : Woodstock Fruit Festival, woodstock, fruit, festival, cooked food, Raw Food (Diet), vegan, veganism, durianrider, freelee, backup plan, rice, 80/10/10, banana, mango, date, peach
Duration : 09:31
Channel : Happy Healthy Vegan
Label : Woodstock Fruit Festival, woodstock, fruit, festival, cooked food, Raw Food (Diet), vegan, veganism, durianrider, freelee, backup plan, rice, 80/10/10, banana, mango, date, peach
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| Why We Ate Cooked Food at Woodstock Fruit Festival |
Is it more important to be fully raw or fully carbed? In our prior video recapping the 2013 Woodstock Fruit Festival, we edited out one fairly significant detail: we found ourselves in a situation in which we needed to eat cooked food for one meal. After not being able to eat high calorie fruits like bananas, mangoes, peaches, or dates, for several days, we were feeling run down from being under-carbed. Fortunately, we had a "backup plan", a controversial idea promoted by Durianrider and Freelee the Banana Girl. Are we bad people for doing this? Should we have tried to eat even more grapes and greens to meet our caloric needs? Powsimian's review of Woodstock 2013: http://youtu.be/rikU-_6igK4 MUSIC: "Sleight of Hand" by Anji Bee from her debut solo album 'Love Me Leave Me'. Buy the digital download or CD at http://anjibee.bandcamp.com Save 10% off ANYTHING on Anji's Bandcamp page! Use discount code YouTube HAPPY HEALTHY VEGAN: Delicious high carb recipes. Health gurus & myths exposed. Weight loss. Let us inspire your healthy lifestyle journey with food, fun, and fitness. Look forward to two to four new episodes a week from these fit 40 somethings! CONNECT: http://facebook.com/happyhealthyvegan http://instagram.com/happyhealthyvegan http://happyhealthyvegan.org http://lovespirals.bandcamp.com (Ryan & Anji's band) FAIR USE NOTICE: This video may contain copyrighted material. Such material is made available for educational purposes only. This constitutes a 'fair use' of any such copyrighted material as provided for in Title 17 U.S.C. section 106A-117 of the US Copyright Law.