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Waheguroo Jee Ka Khalsa!

Waheguroo Jee Kee Fateh!!

wat can sarabloh bibekis eat?

better yet, wat cant they eat?

bhula chuka maf

Waheguroo Jee Ka Khalsa!

Waheguroo Jee Kee Fateh!!

Can't eat -

Anything cooked by Non-amritdhari or in Maryada

Daas recommend you make a search on tapoban, there's a MASSIVE post on what can be eaten, and what can't :wub:

bhull chukk maaf

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dont eat anything processed or cooked by non amritdharis.

Only eat from amritdharis, make everything from scratch, best you can. ie dont use tomato paste, dont use canned foods, dont use stuff that comes out of a bottle etc.

If you have specific questions I can answer them. I still have a few exceptions as I have not gotten entirely strict, ie I still eat cheese and tofu as do most california bibeki singhs.

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wash it as soon as you are done eating, this is a MUST!!

if your battas arent shiny as steel buy lemon juice and use this to clean them. also, getting good green scrubbing pads that may cost more will last you months, maybe even years and will scrub better than any metal brushes or soft sponges etc.

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i've tried several things to clean sarbloh (no, i'm not 100% sarblohi yet) and the best that i've found is the Clorex, bleach used to wash other paande. It comes in green cans.

Also, if you dont' want ur baate or other pande to get rusted, all you need to do is oil them very well and then they'll stop rusting and u wont' have to rush to wash them at once. Try saroh da tail.

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