Someone mentioned Coconut Lime verbena above. That scent is wonderful and they use to make a lotion called "Silk" by Body works, but no more. That stuff made your skin feel just like silk,and gave a glow too, I promise. Wish they would bring it back. I use to take baths rather than showers back in the day. And I used Skin so Soft by Avon to put into my bath, another silky skin product. ....Jane

/tricia- I live in Kansas and we average about 200+ sunny days and another 90-100 partially sunny days per year. About the only time of the year I have a problem using my solar ovens is when the farmers burn the wheat stubble after harvest and there is too much haze in the sky for good cooking temperatures - even on a sunny day - but that's only for a couple weeks a year. Cooking the Pumpkin Apple Butter outdoors was a good move yesterday because it was 97-degrees F and it was good to keep the heat out of the kitchen for 1-1/2 hours.... Yes, solar ovens require your attention to move them every 30-60 minutes to track the sun. Keep in mind too, not everything needs to cook/bake for long periods of time. I also have a Tulsi Hybrid Solar Oven (a favorite of Missionaries in the field in 3rd World Countries) which has an electric over-ride so you don't risk the temperature going below an unsafe cooking temperature if you don't get it moved in a timely manner, or if clouds come in. At that point, just think of it as a electric Slow-Cooker. You would never know there are lentils in the waffles. Hubby didn't the first time I served them (LOL) and now they are a once-a-week favorite. Sprouted lentils are a little sweeter than cooked lentils and the lentils are well-blended into the batter in a blender - so no whole lentils present. SPROUTED LENTIL-OAT WAFFLES Soak overnight: 1 c. water plus 2 T. kefir (or whey, yogurt, or lemon juice) 3/4 c. oatmeal The next morning blend the water/oatmeal with 1/2 c. sprouted lentils (I soak the oatmeal in my Bullet Blender cup, add the lentils the next morning and blend, when making a single recipe). Add: 1/4 c. whey protein isolate (or any kind of protein powder) 1 T. vanilla 1 T. chia seeds (optional) 1/2 T. coconut oil (melted) 1/2 T. agave nectar or coconut nectar (or sugar of choice) 1/4 t. salt I make these on my thin heart-shaped waffle iron, 1/4 c. batter per waffle. This size fits in my toaster. When I make two or three batches at once I'll use my Ninja blender for the batter and freeze the baked waffles. -Grainlady

I don't know where you live, and be careful about stating cheap and good in the same sentence. Make sure you are not using fragrances made for candles; not body safe.

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