II found a recipe called Ultimate Turtle cheesecake at Kraftfoods.com, but the picture of it, tells me it’s not the same. Doesn’t look the same, anway.

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Turtle Cheesecake
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Turtle Cheesecake
8 slices

A traditional cream cheese filling on a rich chocolate cookie crust. Drenched with roasted pecans, chocolate chips and buttery caramel.

Dessert wine recommendation: late harvest Riesling, Gewürztraminer or Ruby Port.

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Turtle Cheesecake

Preparation Instructions
Thaw and eat.

Nutrition Facts
Serving Size: 1 slice Cholesterol: 90mg(s)
# of Servings: 8 Sodium: 260mg(s)
Calories: 360 Vitamin C: 0%
Total Fat Calories: 200 Iron: 6%
Vitamin A: 10% Total Carbs: 36g(s)
Calcium: 6% Fiber: 1g(s)
Total Fat : 22g(s) Sugars: 28g(s)
Saturated Fat: 11g(s) Protein: 5g(s)

Ingredients
Cream cheese (pasteurized milk and cream, cheese culture, salt, stabilizers (carob bean and/or xanthan and/or guar gums)), chocolate cookie crumbs (enriched flour, flour, niacin, iron, thiamine mononitrate, riboflavin, folic acid), sugar, partially hydrogenated soybean and/or cottonseed oils, corn sugar, whey, contains 2% or less of the following: cocoa powder (processed with alkali), high fructose corn syrup, corn starch, salt, leavening agents (sodium bicarbonate, ammonium bicarbonate), dough conditioners (soy lecithin), caramel color, natural and artificial flavors), eggs, chocolate chips (sugar, chocolate liquor, cocoa butter, soya lecithin (an emulsifier) and ground vanilla beans), sugar, brown sugar, caramel (reduced lactose sweetened condensed whole milk, corn syrup, sugar, water, butter, pectin, sodium bicarbonate, mono and diglycerides, vanilla, potassium sorbate (as a preservative), and salt), pecans, cream, enriched bleached flour (bleached wheat flour, [niacin, reduced iron, thiamine mononitrate, folic acid and riboflavin}, enzyme added for improved baking), pure vanilla. Processed in a plant that manufactures products containing tree nuts/ peanuts.

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My husband had a very successful back surgery 7 years ago. He does have some nerve damage (which he had before the surgery) in one leg, which makes him limp slightly (no pain).

Often, he gets leg cramps in the calf with the nerve damage. These cramps are only at night. He drinks 2-3 liters of water a day, so he is not dehydrated. He takes a multivitamin and typically eats either bananas or other potassium rich foods.

We believe the cramps are due to the nerve damage and/or the back surgery.

Any advice (OTHER THAN DRINKING MORE FLUIDS OR EATING BANANAS/TAKING POTASSIUM) for relief from the cramps would be appreciated, especially from those with back surgery and nerve damage experience.

TIA.

Lately my lower part of the body is getting paralyzed,it last around 24 hours…I have chrons disease but is not active.
My parents have diabetis,I only have 32 years old.
Two years ago I have the same thing,the blood test came up that my potassium was real low,Since then I have a diet rich of potassium(banana,brocolis,potatoe),but this time Im getting paralyzed(lower part of my body)really often and Im scared.
Please can sombody have any Idea of what is going on with me?

I decided to not only be in my low-calorie diet but ALSO have a healthy diet. I realized that eating what the food pyramid says will help but that Potassium, Magnesium, 8-10 glasses of water, green tea and foods rich in fiber can help higher metabolism and a high metabolism will help shed pounds. So, what other foods can help with metabolism?

I got a big bunch of flowers for my girlfriend and in it was a sturdy, bamboo looking plant which the florist said will grow roots and can be kept in a vase of just water.
I’m sure she said to feed it too but I didn’t listen.
anyway it really is growing but after a few weeks is looking like it’s slowing down and is a bit jaded.
As I don’t know what type of plant it is I don’t know what type of feed to give it…if I give it Nitrogen rich and it’s not what it wants..it could die right? same for potassium…Hmm
I’m no expert but those are the two types of feed I am good with.
I just don’t know anything about this plant.
It is a bright green curly, spirally stick with a bamboo like texture. About a half an inch thick with some little shoots at the top with slender leaves pointing upward.
If you can identify it I will be HAPPY!

Oranges are rich in Vitamin C, bananas have lots of potassium, etc. That’s good for any animal eating them, but the fruit withers before it drops, and I don’t see what’s in it for the seeds to be surrounded by a formerly vitamin-rich substance. Is there any benefit to the seeds, or is it just an evolutionary trick to attract birds to eat the fruit to be healthy and scatter the seeds?

Eg. Kazakhstan is known for it’s rich potassium, all other countries have Inferior Potassium!

Right now I’m sick (been ill since the 7th), and the past few days my cheeks have looked round-ish and a little puffy. Is this because I’ve been lying in bed so much lately and eating salty foods like soup? Would eating potassium-rich foods and drinking a lot of water make it go away?
Yes, the lymph nodes in my neck are quite swollen.

How does your diet measure up to this below

Get less sodium: more patassium
Consume less than 2,300 mg ( approximately I teaspon of salt) of sodium per day. Choose and prepare foods with little salt. At the same time, consume potassium rich foods such as fruits and vegetables.
I have a reason why I put it in this section.

I don’t do drugs, smoke, or drink. I take multi-vitamins, vitamin B100, and iron pills. My diet is a little insufficient, but I eat foods rich in potassium.