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Original Banana Snacking Cake Recipe (circa 2005)
1 1/2 heaping cups almonds- raw or blanched
Preheat oven to 350ºF. Prepare a 10x12-inch baking pan by lining it with parchment.
Next time I have some overripe bananas, I will try this recipe.
I love banana bread...now that I am becoming a braver baker..I may have to try to convert my Mom's banana bread...oh..so good with tea...
yum. Craving has officially arrived. :)
Hi Nina!
Good question. I use heaping cups. The rough estimate is: 1 pound [16 oz.] of almonds will yield about 4 cups of meal. So I'd say, it is about 2 cups of almond meal.
This makes a very textured chewy cake. If you want a slightly finer cake, use more starch in proportion to the meal. You want 2 1/2 cups flour total.
Hi Maeve!
What a wonderful idea. I've never baked with chestnuts. [I know almonds are high in fat, but I wanted to add how *good* they are for you. Adding almonds to my daily diet (and baking with almond meal), lowered my total cholesterol 50 points. And my good cholesterol is 100.]
Your HDL is 100? Wow. That is off-the-chart good. I'm jealous. Nothing I eat (including almonds and walnuts) or don't eat, seems to bring my cholesterol down. Last summer I started taking fish oil capsules. A few months later, my LDL (bad cholesterol) was UP 47 points. And it was high to begin with. So I immediately stopped the fish oil and a few months later, I was back to my "normal" high LDL. I don't think my doctor believes that fish oil was the cause of the spike but all other factors stayed the same. But I guess I've gone tangential...
Hi Nina!
Wow - interesting about the fish oil! I don't take any [I take vegetarian D caps].
I use olive oil as my only oil, daily. I eat a lot of fresh garlic [cooked].
And the only other changes I made were to use Smart Balance Light with Flax Oil [instead of the little bit of butter I used to use on toast]; and I drink a lot of green tea and once a day, a cup of yerba mate - because I gave up coffee.
It's all interesting isn't it? I'm always learning something new...
I have been trying several of your flourless cakes and this one is amazing (no surprise, though, since I adore the frosted banana cake without frosting too!). I seriously could eat at least half the pan right now, when it's still warm and almost gooey. My entire apartment smells of banana goodness. I will have to retry the apple cake again with the starch - although it was super tasty as is, confining the messiness to a bowl.
I wonder if you could make a sweet potato cake, subbing sweet potato for the mashed bananas - would you say that the mashed bananas equal about 2 cups? I imagine this would be great grilled or pan-fried, as a healthier corn-less cornbread with chili (I have been having corn issues).
By the way, thanks to your oven tips, and a random discovery that my oven thermometer wasn't centered within itself (I replaced it), I now have come to terms with my oven - I raise the temperature about 15 degrees and it behaves, baking around the suggested time! Thank you for all your tips!
Hey ~M!
Ah - I am jealous. We just got back from a hectic trip to Santa Fe. No cake in sight here. Sigh. Must bake something tomorrow...
Check out my Sweet Potato Cornbread recipe. That might convert, too, to a cornless cake. I'll look into later...
Glad you got your oven figured out! Ack.
Enjoy the banana cake!
I've been following your blog now for a couple of months. It is fantastic! I am not celiac, but I do have a gluten intolerance and my doc suggested I cut out gluten as much as possible. Your site has been a life-saver. I am feeling much better significantly decreasing the gluten in my diet. I bought the bread machine (my first one!) upon your recommendation and have been turning out some beautiful, tasty loaves. The Pamela's mixes are excellent and my pantry is stocked. A couple of weeks ago I made the Chocolate Chip Coconut Cake. And now -- tonight - the Flourless Banana Cake. It isn't even frosted yet and I can't leave it alone! Thank you for your recipes, encouragement and your inspiration!
By the way, I did use 2 cups of almond meal. It worked like a dream.
Another Celtic Jewish lass,
This is a great little invention. I cut back the sugar by 1/3 to make it a bit more nutritious and it seemed sweet enough. Not as pretty though. The edges were chewy right out of the oven but by the next day, the chewiness was gone. Sigh. It seems that with the GF baked goods the texture can change rapidly. One day I've made a nice muffin with a crunchy top and the next day it's gone soft.ReplyDelete
Hi there, and thanks for this great recipe! :) Skipped the eggs, as I'm vegan, and it worked fine - I had a little more baking soda/powder and banana instead (I'd usually use boiled linseed liquid, pretty much like egg white once the seeds are sieved out). A bit too sweet for my taste, though, and after a couple of days it's gone rather excessively moist so next time I'll cut down the sugar to 1 cup. Still, very nice!ReplyDelete
Hi Anon,
I'm not sure - maybe? The almonds should be a fine meal- like whole grain flour. These nut flour cakes are different in texture, but I never had this one fall apart.
Hey Anon,
I'm happy to know this cake is possible without eggs. Thanks for sharing that piece of info.
I do find that gluten-free cakes fare best when wrapped and frozen for future enjoyment. A cake like this- with bananas- will definitely attract moisture and get sticky after a couple of days.
I think the extra banana helped make the cake "too sweet", perhaps? If I was going to make this without eggs, I'd use another egg sub (not more banana).
Thanks for the report! ;) Feedback is good.
Hi Andrea- Well...first, glad you liked the recipe!
Next- since I have not made this any other way, it would be a guess.
I would double the recipe- based on flour/sugar amounts. And I would bake it for say, 50 minutes, and test.
But before I did, I would look up standard banana cake recipes for a bundt pan and compare amounts (flour and sugar) and baking times.
As for the falling apart issue- I might add a little xanthan gum or gelatin- say half a teaspoon.
If you try this- please stop back and share your thoughts for others. I love bundt style cakes- I bet our readers do, too!
Must say, the snacking cake was fabulous - I didn't realize how much I missed them! I haven't quite figured out my new location (I grew up in Alberta, then moved to eastern Ontario, and now to the West Coast) and my new silicon bakeware. I doubled the recipe and put some walnuts and chocolate in one of them (yum!). The cake on the bottom rack had a burnt bottom, but the top camoe out okay, but the cake on the top rack ended up with the bottom still stuck to the pan (which I scraped off and ate). It doesn't look pretty, but it sure is good! Maybe next time I'll leave it in the pan or only make one recipe.ReplyDelete
Hi Rebecca!
Yes- when baking a cake- it's best on the center rack. Too low and the bottom cooks too fast; too high and the top gets over-done. Sharing the oven (with two cakes) can cause uneven heating, as well. It's best to make one cake, and bake it in the center. Or two equal smaller sizes, centered, side by side.
I've never used silicone bakeware. For this cake I use a metal baking pan and line it with greased foil.
I have heard that certain GF batters can stick to silicone.
I like your addtions- nuts and chocolate. I may make a version this week with chocolate chips.
Hi Corny-free [sweet] potato-head! ;)
I'm gonna say, about a cup.
So for three medium bananas, I would sub about a cup of sweet potato puree, or pumpkin, or even applesauce.
I'd boost the cinnamon and spices, too; to taste. Pumpkin, applesauce, and sweet potatoes can use a flavor boost- like 1/2 teaspoon extra cinnamon, pie spice, or even ginger...yummy!
Good luck and let us know how it turns out.
Take care,
I am pleased to report corn-free sweet potato perfection. I realised that your sweet potato cornbread was closer to what I wanted - less sugar, springform roundness and height. Definitely Deceptively Delicious! I used 1 cup pecanmeal and 1 cup Pamela's, only 1/3 cup canola oil, 1 full cup sweet potato, 3/4 cup brown sugar, 3 eggs, 1/2 tsp each cinnamon, Pumpkin Pie spice, and baking powder, 1 teaspoon vanilla, baking powder, and a bit of salt.ReplyDelete
Hi Karina,
I absolutely love this cake. Made it 3 days ago and it is gone. I did some tweaking and this is what I changed. I used 2 cups almond meal, 3/4 cups agave nectar iso sugar, 1/4 cup oil and added 1/2 cup of flax meal. Yummy! yummy! yummy! My kids love it too and it felt great to see them eat it cause it's so healthy. Shh! don't tell them!!
Thank you so much for your recipes. I've tried 2 and I love both of them. Will definitely be trying more.
GIM - Gluten intolerant momma.
Hi Katrina,
I was wondering if there is anyway to cut out the eggs without comprimising the integrity of the cake? My one year old son has multiple food allergies and eggs is one of them. He is the pickiest eater on earth, but bananas is one of his favorite foods. Can you please help me. Also, I'm a little weary on the almonds due to a peanut allergy, and he hasn't been tested them yet, so is there anything else I can do instead?
Thank you for your time.
Hi Jamie! I don't believe a nut based cake will work ver well without eggs to bind it.
I do have more banana cake recipes on the blog. Look for my Frosted Banana Spice cake recipe under Sweets. That one would work with an egg replacer. It also has a recipe modification below it for allergy-free cupcakes.
Also- check my Sweet Banana Polenta Cake recipe- also yummy- and would work with egg replacer.
Good luck!
Love, love, LOVE your recipes, Karina! You are my hero! My 4-year old son went GFCF three months ago and every GFCF recipe I tried was terrible! I was sure we were doomed to eating tasteless or worse forever! I stumbled upon your site and wow, what a treasure trove! Without fail, your recipes turn out DELICIOUS! Your photos are beautiful, your writing is honest and funny, and your recipes are fabulous. Just made this banana snack cake for the second time and it was even better than the first. In my spare time, which is too rare to believe, I browse your site looking for the next one to try. Your potato soup is my new favorite comfort food and, boy, do I need it! I've made it once a week without fail since I've discovered it. Your meatloaf is outstanding. I haven't even been able to save the leftovers for the shepherd's pie. I threw away all my other useless GFCF recipes and books! Thank you, thank you, thank you for sharing your yumminess!
Thanks for the wonderful site and recipes, I will be sure and try many of them in the future :) I made this snack cake today with a couple of changes, and it turned out lovely! I used virgin coconut oil instead of light olive oil (very heat stable and non processed/plus has got all that good lauric acid and thyroid stimulating effects!) and did 1/2 cup light brown sugar and 1/2 cup agave nectar. I also didn't have sorghum or rice flour so I used arrowroot flour. It was warm, banana-y bliss! I use bob's red mill almond flour so used the 2 cups as you recommended above. My 4 and 6 year old gobbled it up and asked for more, and I wasn't afraid to let them keep snacking cause it's so good for them! Thanks for the wonderful recipes and ideas!
This is the first gluten free recipe I have every tried. I substituted the brown sugar for agave nectar as I do not eat sugar. It was DELICIOUS. I shared it with some friends and they could not believe it was gluten and sugar free! This will be something I share with family and friends for years to come. Thank you so much for the recipe. Also - I read in the comments that the cake can get crumbly the next day and I must say that with agave nectar that cake is really moist even on day 3. Cheers to you for coming up with such wonderful ways to be gluten free! Thank you!!!!!ReplyDelete
Hi Karina,
This is sooo good!!! I tried it last night, it filled the house with the warm scents of the cinnamon hmmm! awesome!! i didn't have enough almonds so I mixed with walnuts. My kids ate 2 pieces each this morning, and my husband who doens't really like sweets... LOVED IT!!
Thank you :))
Becky- Thank you for stopping back to share- I'm glad it works with agave! Yay.
CtheG- Fab. Funny- this was one of my first post-celiac cake experiments. And it's so simple. But so yummy. Thanks!
Doreen- Ooh- walnuts. Sounds divine. I've been thinking I'd like to try this recipe with pecan meal, too. Thanks for your kind words.
This is the best snaking cake ever...as you said---perfect with with afternoon tea! I made it with pumpkin because I didn't have bananas and substituted brown sugar for 1 cup of maple syrup. Its came out moist and wonderful! Thanks!!
We made this last night and swapped 1 cup cooked and mashed carrots for the bananas + added some unsweetened coconut. It was amazing! Thank you for the recipe. I had never used nuts before instead of flour and will definitely be experimenting with that again!ReplyDelete
Hi Karina,
This recipe is awesome. I used this recipe as a muffin recipe, using a 12-tin muffin pan, and it came out great! The baking time is less, 20-25 minutes. I added 3/4 cup of chocolate chips too, yum. Just let the muffins cool, before removing them..gently. But they're so moist. Thank you!!
Happy Thanksgiving, Karina
I am in a bit of a quandary. I not only have Celiac, but also cannot tolerate dairy, soy and am Hypoglycemic, so sugar, honey, maple syrup is out as well. I am meeting my daughter's future in-laws and am looking for a meal we can all eat together. They are Vegetarians. I want to make a Crab Corn chowder, but am wondering if I can substitute the milk with either Coconut milk or Hemp Milk?? What would you use in place of flour? I am anxiously awaiting your expert response.
I vote for coconut milk. They'll love it.
Do you have any kind of starch for thickening? Arrowroot or cornstarch or potato starch work. Make a slurry first with a little liquid, add to the hot liquid/broth in the pot, stir till thickened.
FYI I have a coconut milk based roasted vegetable chowder recipe here that is vegan, gluten-free and soy-free; and a corn chowder (you can leave out the chicken and it is delicious).
Good luck- and hope your day is delicious!
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I've got it on my calendar.
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Cool Bill
It'll be great to see you again
Thanks Pabst
Take care of your equipment and it will take care of you. 1964 cub. Farmall 100 and 130.
"Those that say it can't be done should not interrupt the ones who are doing it."
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An H would stand quite a bit taller. This is a popular change on a B for the parade crowd. Since a B is very wide and the seat and controls are offset a lot of people wanting side by seating use a B. I think a BN would also work since they are not that much narrower. The easy way to tell the difference is if there is space between the seat and the right fender it is a B. If the seat is tight against the fender it is a BN. Of course you could also just look at the letter on the hood. I don't think the seat has to be moved when making a two seater B. Vern
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Never rode a 2 seater B, but after riding George's Rat cub at this years Red Power, the passenger needs a grab bar. Those pan seats are not very secure without something to hang on to.
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I just got a reply on the bridge crossing. Min speed is 10 mph so no unspeed modified cubs.
Take care of your equipment and it will take care of you. 1964 cub. Farmall 100 and 130.
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Yes! (sorry I had missed your post, Bill) Sounds like a good time. If I haul an H out there with my F-250, I can imagine spending well over $1000 on fuel, but what an experience driving over such a famous bridge and seeing everything. I've never been to Michigan, but it's a place I always wanted to see. Let's go!
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Come on over! MI can use all the tax money you can leave behind. Across Canada is the shortest but if you come under Lake Erie it is just over 300 miles to Mackinaw City (the city is Mackinaw the straits, bridge and island are Mackinac). Come early and walk the bridge on Labor Day. The most scenic part of the state is the western upper peninsula. Copper Harbor is another 313 miles which is as far as you can drive. The farthest part of MI is Isle Royale National Park, another 45 miles but you need a boat or plane to get there. I've never done it. Stiil got time? Try a trip to Mac Is. They do a real good job of milking tourists. Vern
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When i get my fcub running again i want to drive to mcdonalds with it for lunch.
I'm technically misunderstood at times i guess its been this way my whole life so why should it change now.
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The state of Mississippi is home to two of the SEC's top three returning quarterbacks.
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(RNN) - As The Line King points out at every opportunity, College Football has completely imploded from the grand spectacle it once was and morphed into a three-hour reality show, sometimes even including the Kardashians. Who do you think got Lane Kiffin fired?
Gone are the days of conferences that make geographical sense. Today, Missouri leads the $EC East Division… the East! Does anyone know or care to know the difference between the AAC and the ACC? This year it's the Mountain West, next year it'll be something else.
Gone are the days of Saturday football. The only day not yet trampled on are Sundays once the NFL season begins. And what was wrong with having the Gator, Cotton, Fiesta, Rose, Sugar and Orange bowls played on the same day? Who cares if they overlapped? Half the fun was switching back and forth – and that was before remote controls. You made your kids do it and paid them in Fritos and bean dip.
Gone are the days when the Texas Fightin' Aggie Band would even ask for permission to play at an away halftime. Back in the day, they would have shown up in Fayetteville, charged the field at halftime and played an extra song or two just to irritate the home Hog fans. Today, they curled up in the corner of a room and sniffled when Arkansas officials told them to stay at home – even Reveille the collie was shooed away.
What's next for A&M - asking the fans to stop kissing their dates after each score?
Gone are the days where fans thrilled to the brass and drum pulse of the marching band, and awestruck beheld the flag corps, baton twirlers and majorettes. The Line King's mother (a Houston debutante, no less) wanted to be a Kilgore Rangerette when she "grew up." You'll be hard-pressed to find anyone today who wants to be a Rangerette or even knows who they are.
These days, we are preoccupied with seeing just how far "cheerleaders" can push the boundaries of common decency. And instead of holding a megaphone leading a "two-bits" cheer, over-muscled cheer dudes are aiming a T-shirt cannon at the upper deck.
Gone are the days of stadium etiquette, when men wore suits, fedoras, smoked in the stands and occasionally sipped from a small flask just to keep warm. Women wore hats with feathers and cried when their team lost. And nobody complained about the heat, about having to wear high heels to the game or secondhand smoke.
Today, men and women chug as much bourbon as they can in a four-hour period, paint their bodies with metallic team colors and run in front of the camera as if they just won the lottery. My grandfather would have had them arrested.
Gone are the days of huddling around an AM radio trying to pick up a score of a distant game. Today, one only has to hop on the information highway to find every game under the sun or moon televised.
Last week, The Line King found Southern Illinois at South Dakota State on the internet. Back in the day, it was neat to visualize what a Saluki-Jackrabbit game might have looked like. Saturday, in vivid color, he saw there was 4 feet of snow on the ground and about 500 people huddled around a barrel fire in the end zone. So much for imagination.
Do yourself a favor. Grab your son or daughter Saturday night. Go to the car, tune your AM radio to some far-off game, light up an unfiltered Pall Mall and smile.
Oklahoma -13 vs. Texas: The good, old-fashioned Red River Rivalry and Big Tex are back. But gone are the days when everyone feared Texas.
Kansas @ TCU -24: Betcha didn't know these were the teams featured on NBC's first-ever college football game broadcast back in 1953.
Texas A&M -5 @ Mississippi: The Fightin' Texas Aggie Band returns to the field, and the Black Bear is making reservations for Shreveport. Everything has returned to normal this week in Oxford.
Bowling Green @ Mississippi State -8: Likewise, not much has changed for Bulldog fans. State pads its record with another gem. FYI: Don't fall for BGSU's overinflated 5-1 record.
Missouri +11 @ Georgia: The $EC East Division leaders take on the challengers. Go figure which is which. Mizzou is 5-0 against the spread this season, and these guys are playing like they are actually an $EC team. Come on, UGA is hurt and hung over.
Florida @ LSU -6.5: LSU games can be heard on the radio in just about every corner of the country, but not at 2:30 p.m. And why even bother when the game is on CBS?
South Carolina @ Arkansas +7: Gone are the days when the Pigs were the outcasts of the SWC and South Carolina was just plain outcast. I am sure the Fighting Gamecock Band will be allowed to perform this weekend.
Alabama -27 @ Kentucky: What would The Bear think about college football these days?
Louisiana-Monroe @ Texas State -7: Remember when these schools were named Northeast Louisiana and Southwest Texas State? Now, nobody knows where they are located.
Memphis @ Houston -9.5: These two teams were part of about 25 renegade "independent" program bowl games by The Man. Now they hop from one conference to another more often than passionate embraces on Peyton Place (nothing to do with the Manning family) and are all giddy about going to Lucky 777's Truck Stop Bowl in Fresno. There are also only about four independent teams left, and all them have clean reputations. Boooo!
New Mexico @ Wyoming -10: No reason, other than the Cowboys are 4-1 ATS and Los Lobos are traditionally horrid on the road.
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Broadway dreamboat Cheyenne Jackson is breaking ground as a recording artist, and he stopped by Show People with Paul Wontorek to chat about finding his sound, Tony Award fake-outs, showing T&A, the real secret to his lasting love and more.
Broadway's Motown: The Musical has a sizzling new original cast recording and Broadway.com brings you this exclusive peek of the stars laying down the hits.June 4, 2013
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See stars Zach Braff, Marin Mazzie and more sing, dance and talk about about Woody Allen's new killer musical comedy Bullets Over Broadway, directed by Susan Stroman.February 13, 2014
Lindsay Mendez is one of our most-clicked stars of 2013! Watch her look back on the year that was.December 23, 2013
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Davin Joseph suffered a knee injury in Friday's preseason game against the Patriots. The team reportedly thinks it may end Joseph's season.
Buccaneers claim WR Shipley
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Buccaneers sign CB McDonald
The Buccaneers announced Monday that they have signed free-agent CB Brandon McDonald and waived CB Desmond Marrow.
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Buccaneers activate OLT Penn
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Bucs WR Williams impressing in camp
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Bucs ORT Trueblood takes pay cut
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Bucs DT McCoy off to fine start in camp
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As the protector of QB Josh Freeman's blind side, the Bucs are going to need Donald Penn to play better than he did late last season.
Bucs WR Benn to miss time with knee injury
Buccaneers WR Arrelious Benn injured his right knee in practice on Friday and could miss a month, according to The Tampa Bay Times.
Report: Redskins claim WR Briscoe
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Bears acquire DT Price from Buccaneers
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The Ravens' roster is undergoing a bit of a makeover, with six starters and two notable backups absent from the 2011 roster.
Ravens sign Pro Bowl FB Leach
The top fullback on the free-agency market has a new home. Former Texans FB Vonta Leach signed a three-year, $11 million deal with the Ravens.
Saints sign CB Washington
The Saints added former Ravens CB Fabian Washington on Sunday, as the two sides agreed to a one-year deal.
Broncos reach agreement with RB McGahee
The Broncos have reached an agreement with former Ravens RB Willis McGahee.
Ravens re-sign CB Carr to four-year deal
One of the top cornerbacks still on the market is staying put. Chris Carr agreed to re-sign with the Ravens on Saturday.
Chiefs sign DT Gregg
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Ravens sign draft picks
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Report: Redskins to sign OG-C Chester
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Report: CB Wilson agrees to deal with Redskins
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Ravens agree to deal with OL Yanda
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Report: Ravens to release four key vets
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League reacts to lockout's end
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Kirsten Wall Team Jones Olympic Gold Medallist
Please join us this Saturday, March 8th as Kirsten Wall, Team Canada Curling Gold Medallist stops by our Mississauga Pro Shop from 10 - 11am.
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Curling Calendar – November month end update
Posted on November 27, 2013 by Andrew
Curling Calendar – November month end update
Another two weeks have gone by and we continue to see some great curling action out on the ice.
Every athlete dreams of a shot at Olympic gold. Debbie McCormick, a key Goldline distributor in the U.S., will again have that chance! The team skipped by Erika Brown, on which Debbie plays vice, won the U.S. Olympic curling trials, and will serve as the United States' representative at the Sochi Olympics. Debbie, congratulations from everyone here at Goldline; we wish you and your team the best of luck in February.
Crossing north of the 49th parallel [...]
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Sportsnet – Canadian Athlete of the Year 2013
Posted on November 13, 2013 by Andrew
Ottawa's own, Rachel Homan, skip of Team Homan is nominated for
'Sportsnet – Canadian Athlete of the Year 2013'
Please vote now! Voting closes on Friday, November 15th, 2013.
Click on the link to vote (poll is at the end of the article): http://www.sportsnet.ca/more/vote-now-canadian-athlete-of-the-year-2013/
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This upcoming season, Team Homan is closing in on their goal of representing Canada at the 2014 Olympic Winter Games in Sochi, Russia. They have qualified for the 2013 Roar of the Rings Canadian Olympic Curling Trials where they will compete for the privilege of representing Canada at the 2014 Sochi Olympic Winter Games. [...]
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Curling Calendar Update – October 16, 2013
Posted on October 18, 2013 by Andrew
Curling Calendar Update – October 16, 2013
Another two weeks have gone by and the action is heating up as teams continueto gear up in preparation for Olympic playdowns and the Olympics themselves.
From October 3-6, a large field of 40 men's teams gathered in Basel, Switzerland, to play for the Swiss Cup Basel. A huge congratulations goes out to Goldline Ambassadors team Ulsrud, from Norway, who won the championship title! Well done!
Closer to home, 32 women's teams and 16 men's teams made up the field for the Prestige Hotels and Resorts Curling Classic in Vernon, B.C., from October 4-7. The 2013 [...]
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Q & A with 3-time Olympian Debbie McCormick
Posted on October 18, 2013 by Andrew
Q & A with 3-time Olympian Debbie McCormick
If you have been involved in the sport of curling for any time at all, you will undoubtedly be familiar with the name Debbie McCormick: 3-time Olympian, a six-time world medallist at both the junior and senior levels of play (including the gold medal in 2003), and current vice on the team skipped by Erika Brown. Debbie is also a key individual distributor for Goldline in the U.S.A.
Debbie recently stopped by our Mississauga store, where I had the chance to talk to Debbie about her team's preparation during this Olympic year.
Question: many of [...]
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Getting to Know: Goldline Ambassador Niklas Edin
Posted on October 1, 2013 by Andrew
Getting to Know: Goldline Ambassador Niklas Edin
Niklas Edin has achieved phenomenal success on the curling ice in his first 28 years. Among his achievements: 2004 World Junior Champion; 2005 silver medalist and 2008 bronze medalist at the European Mixed Championships; gold medalist at the 2009 Winter Universiade; 2009 and 2012 European Curling champion; and 2011 bronze medalist at the men's World Curling Championships. And this past season, he swept away the competition in winning a gold medal and the title of men's World Curling Champion!
Niklas and team mates Sebastien Kraupp, Fredrik Lindberg, and Victor Kjall are now getting ready to [...]
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Curling Calendar Update – to September 30, 2013
Posted on October 1, 2013 by Andrew
Curling Calendar Update – to September 30, 2013
Things are going strong on the World Curling Tour!
From September 19-22, the best teams in the world were to be found in Brockville, Ontario, for the AMJ Campbell Shorty Jenkins Classic. Hats off to the team skipped by Brad Jacobs, who emerged as winners of the men's crown. The team is clearly on a roll, having won the Stu Sells Tankard just two weeks earlier.
On the women's side of the draw, Rachel Homan and her team mates made it to the final, but lost to the Swiss team skipped by Mirjam Ott. Congratulations [...]
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Curling Calendar Update: September 2013
Posted on September 10, 2013 by Andrew
The 2013/14 curling season has arrived! Although many club curlers do not start regular season play until after Thanksgiving, the high performance teams have already been battling it out on the ice.
The first event on the World Curling Tour calendar, the Baden Masters, was held August 30 to September 1, in Baden, Switzerland. Twenty teams took part, and in the end, it was a contest between two Goldline ambassadors for the title. After beating the Swiss team (and Goldline ambassadors) skipped by Sven Michel in the semi-final, the Brad Gushue foursome moved on to beat the Norwegian team skipped by Thomas [...]
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The Road to Sochi
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During Monday's player-interview session, Pujols and Rolen were informed for the first time of the NL starting lineup, and they liked what they heard.
Renteria leads off, followed by Pujols, Barry Bonds and Rolen. Then comes Sammy Sosa, Mike Piazza, Lance Berkman, Jeff Kent and Roger Clemens.
"It's just great," Pujols said. "If you're in the middle of Sosa, Bonds, [Jim] Thome and those guys, how are you going to pitch that lineup?"
The Cardinals' lineup lately has featured Renteria-Pujols-Rolen in the 2-3-4 spots. At last year's All-Star Game, Bonds hit cleanup, followed by Gary Sheffield, Todd Helton and then Rolen in the seven hole. Given the somewhat unimaginable power collection handed over to NL manager Jack McKeon for this game -- a lineup that so many people seem to be talking about around Houston this week, even sans Ken Griffey Jr. -- Rolen was visibly tickled to hear that he will remain at cleanup.
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Most common question: Are you surprised to be seven games up in the division?
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This is the third All-Star Game each for Rolen and Pujols, and the fourth for Renteria. Last year it was a starting quartet for the Cardinals, with Edmonds in center, Pujols in left and Rolen/Renteria on the left side of the infield. This will be identical to the Yankees' faction on the American League side, where Jason Giambi is at first base, Derek Jeter is at shortstop and Alex Rodriguez is at third.
Although Rolen's 18 home runs are five fewer than Bonds and four fewer than Pujols, it's hard for anyone to argue with putting No. 27 in the cleanup spot. He has been a run-producing machine in the first half with a Major League-leading 80 RBIs.
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"I see a lot of pitches. I have been fairly consistent with my approach. It's satisfying."
"That guy's unbelievable," Pujols said of Rolen. "I'm really happy for him. He worked hard. He's amazing."
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During the mass-media session, Peter Gammons of ESPN asked Pujols one question that might be of special interest to Cardinals fans: "Who in your opinion plays this game the right way?"
"Jeff Bagwell and Craig Biggio," Pujols said without hesitation, as if in a tribute to two of Houston's local heroes who were not chosen for these festivities. "I know I'm saying this about a team in our division, but they are the guys I look up to. Just the way they prepare themselves. They play hard day in and day out. Scott Rolen, too.
"You need a role model when you're playing the game of baseball, and I think of guys like Rolen, Bagwell and Biggio who play hard every day."
Pujols said he was "just happy to be here," and Rolen said it did not matter to him whether winning this game might set the stage for a World Series Game 1 to open at Busch Stadium this October. In fact, he winced when asked that, a reference to Tuesday's winner getting the Fall Classic home-field advantage.
"You go out and put on a uniform in the All-Star Game," he said, "and if you're not prepared to play, something's wrong with you."
Mark Newman is enterprise editor for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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has anyone tried to use sheet metal instead of rods for electrolysis? I'm thinking of trying it in a large container for the hood and other big parts.
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Gresham injured his right knee late in the first quarter of a preseason game against the Atlanta Falcons on Thursday night.||||||| Bengals coach Marvin Lewis said after his team's 24-19 victory that Gresham "will be fine." Lewis did not elaborate about Gresham's condition. In the past two seasons combined, Gresham caught 108 passes for 1,067 yards receiving. His six touchdowns last year tied A.J. Green for second on the team.
Gresham had five catches for 72 yards in Sunday's 24-16 loss to Baltimore.||||||| Gresham was second on the team with six TD catches.
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