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Apr
14

Celery Powder (Salt Substitute) Recipe Demo

Anji’s back with another fun recipe demo! This time she show how to make a cheap and easy celery powder with a dehydrator and coffee grinder. Many viewers have asked how to make this no-salt…

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  1. Joy Davis (Sproutasaurus) says:

    making it tonight and tomorrow!

  2. Jem Reyes says:

    does it really taste salty???

  3. Rebecca Fost says:

    I’ve been meaning to make this! So glad to see your demo– I was gonna wing
    it, now I know the process! <3 Thanks!

  4. Laura Ann says:

    Love this!! I never thought I’d give up salt, love the taste too much but
    will see if this does the job :)

  5. Happy Healthy Vegan says:
  6. Anji Bee says:
  7. Debbie Grezik says:

    Nicely done….nothing better then homemade spices and seasonings (:

  8. SchnuckiLOVEbudgie says:

    😀 ~I love your style and you’re funny too ^^

  9. crazycatlady1313 says:

    I make this recipe called Sun Soul Juice recipe by Kristina and I couldn’t
    believe the salty taste. So Im really excited to try this :)

  10. ALABAMA vegan says:

    wow… i need a dehydrator! thank you anji for this great video.. who knew
    celery could be so useful as a salt substitute?? question: do you guys
    eat only organic produce?

  11. Grazin' Giraffe says:

    It looks great but I have a question. Is there any way that instead of a
    dehydrator I could use my oven at 200 degrees F and dehydrate it for say 5
    hours? Do you think this could work? Also, would you say the celery was cut
    around 1/4 inch or thinner than? I do not have a food processor so would
    need to do it by hand. Thanks bunches!

  12. journeytowholefoods says:

    Try the same thing with tomatoes, use the powder in raw dishes when you
    blend up some fresh tomatoes it will make that mixture even tastie

  13. normayestela says:

    If I use the oven, at what temperature should the celery be and for how
    long? Thanks.

  14. Happy Healthy Vegan says:

    hi james. anji’s hair color is a family (genetic) trait; it happened long
    before she went vegan. nice try though! i saw your ted talk vid btw.

  15. nynjparis says:

    Nice demo! I don’t have a dehydrater, so what I do in the winter is take
    some of the more tender and less bitter celery leaves, stick them on top of
    my radiator until dry, then grind them up. I’ll bet the celery powder is
    even tastier using the whole celery as Anji does.

  16. Happy Healthy Vegan says:

    hi james. i’ve been awaiting your response to my thoughts on your ted talk
    video. thanks for sharing that my super healthy, active, and animal cruelty
    free lifestyle is irresponsible and dangerous. why don’t you tell that to
    someone who eats at mcdonalds everyday? or they’re too healthy to need your
    message?

  17. June Curry says:

    I thought Anji was blond. You look great!

  18. James Richards says:

    Anji- Why is your hair is so prematurely grey?(dead). Add 10% organic
    animals and sea salt (sea weed) to your diet and you will see life (color)
    flowing back in… Best, james

  19. Meredith Billington says:

    This was definitely an interesting video. I don’t have any of the
    equipment, just an oven and a knife.

  20. James Richards says:

    Anji and Ryan, Thanks for watching Dr Terry Wahls TED talk. Your comments
    were basically: Good for Terry, she cured herself of MS with a hunter
    gatherer diet. Ryan and Anji do not have MS and because Ryan and Anji eat
    an extreme gatherer only diet, are basically super human… Guys,I can’t
    help the poor bastards who eat at mcdonalds everyday, but you guys are very
    close to to having a great message. Keep your 80% fruity veggie thing just
    add 20% organic animals. Best of luck and all the best!

  21. heartfullofhappiness says:

    This is such a great healthier alternative to using salt, Thank you for
    sharing this Anji 🙂 Your hair is beautiful and so are you, you look
    AMAZING 🙂 XXXX

  22. Schpankme Verimuch says:

    FYI: Swiss Chard (aka Beet Greens), per 100g = 213mg Sodium Celery, per
    100g = 80mg Sodium … Beets and Beet greens provide loads of nutrition,
    raw or cooked.

  23. James Richards says:

    Anji and Ryan, Thanks for your thoughtful comments. A little history below:
    Humans are a 2.5 million year old animal. 2.5 million years=2,500 thousand
    years!!! All of recorded human history occupies at most only 6,000 years.
    We have been hunter gatherers during 99% of our evolution! The human diet
    has been a hunter gatherer diet for 99% of our evolution. To suddenly deny
    the hunter aspect of our diet and promote an EXTREME gatherer only diet is
    very irresponsible and dangerous.

  24. James Richards says:

    I agree our diet should be ALMOST entirely (80% to 90%) gatherer.

  25. pineapple365 says:

    This is so cool i didn’t know celery powder can be used as a salt
    substitute! I love your guys videos it’s been helping me to eat a lot
    healthier.

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