What did you eat today?
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They sell veggies? I didn't notice?
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According to the website menu, one of the side dishes is steamed veggies.
I believe it is possible to order a salad.
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Oh my gosh, only 8 or 10 more healthy choices and I might even eat there. Not
Quote: EvenBobQuote: DieterQuote: billryan
They sell veggies? I didn't notice?
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According to the website menu, one of the side dishes is steamed veggies.
I believe it is possible to order a salad.
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Oh my gosh, only 8 or 10 more healthy choices and I might even eat there. Not
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As comedian Steve Hofstetter has pointed out, for a boycott to have any meaning, there must be a change in purchasing habits.
(He says "You don't use these things". I forget which show, but it's available on the Youtube.)
Chickpeas use about 10% of the water needed for many other Arizona-grown products, so they are pushed to use more of them.
Quote: billryanGrilled Swiss cheese on sourdough, with a bag of Hippeas Chickpea puffs. These are dustless cheese doodles at thrice the price.
Chickpeas use about 10% of the water needed for many other Arizona-grown products, so they are pushed to use more of them.
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Your picture isn't very clear so I had to use my imagination
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Bob didn’t put any words in so I’ll add them
Brussels Sprouts. Cabbage. Wood chips. Tuna. Parmesan cheese. The only thing I can be sure of is the Brussels Sprouts.
I may make light of EB’s cooking, but I’m sure I would like that, whatever it is. The only EB foods that would be not for me are the ones that include fried eggs.
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Bob didn’t put any words in so I’ll add them
Wood chips.
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Definitely wood chips.
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Bob didn’t put any words in so I’ll add them
Wood chips.
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Definitely wood chips.
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They are not wood chips but if you eat highly processed food you're eating wood everyday in the form of sawdust. Foods like ice cream, whole wheat bread, granola bars, package cookies, breakfast sandwiches, breakfast cereal, bottled salad dressings, cake mix, corn and flour tortillas, cheese spreads, coffee creamer. All these items and more contain sawdust from wood. Yummy.
Breakfast: a Costco protein bar, and a mug of coffee
Lunch: two corn dogs, cooked in my Foodi Ninja in air fryer mode (warning: the sticks get hot)
Dinner: frozen leftover pizza
Quote: ThatDonGuyWell, it's Monday, so it's:
Breakfast: a Costco protein bar, and a mug of coffee
Lunch: two corn dogs, cooked in my Foodi Ninja in air fryer mode (warning: the sticks get hot)
Dinner: frozen leftover pizza
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Do you eat the same menu every week?
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Some sort of salad, with croutons, doused in mustard and adorned with black pepper?
Quote: Dieter
Some sort of salad, with croutons, doused in mustard and adorned with black pepper?
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Red salmon and avocado salad with celery, Tomatoes, spring mix, cabbage, onion, homemade croutons. Made my own honey Dijon dressing and it was terrific. Best dressing I ever made.
I've been buying fresh ravioli recently, but these were typical supermarket small square ravioli. They are cheaper but not nearly as good.
Quote: billryanI pan-fried some imitation ground beef, then tossed a half jar of Classico traditional sauce and a few herbs and spices. Meanwhile, a bag of Albertsons cheese ravioli was in the microwave. When they were about 3/4 of the way cooked, I placed them in the frying pan and added a couple of fingers' worth of ricotta cheese. Three or four minutes of stir-frying and I had a nice dinner and lunch for tomorrow.
I've been buying fresh ravioli recently, but these were typical supermarket small square ravioli. They are cheaper but not nearly as good.
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Did it look like this? Without a picture I have to use my imagination
Quote: billryanI pan-fried some imitation ground beef, then tossed a half jar of Classico traditional sauce and a few herbs and spices. Meanwhile, a bag of Albertsons cheese ravioli was in the microwave.
What is imitation ground beef? I don't think that I have ever heard that term before. Is it plant based?
Quote: DRichQuote: billryanI pan-fried some imitation ground beef, then tossed a half jar of Classico traditional sauce and a few herbs and spices. Meanwhile, a bag of Albertsons cheese ravioli was in the microwave.
What is imitation ground beef? I don't think that I have ever heard that term before. Is it plant based?
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Yes, I've been using Impossible plant-based ground beef, but yesterday I tried Morningstar. Between the sauce and cheese, it all taste the same- ground beef, ground turkey, ground plant.
but I haven't had one in years.
HBD, if this isn't some april fools prank.
Quote: billryanWe were a Cookiepuss family. I'm not sure when we stopped,
but I haven't had one in years.
HBD, if this isn't some april fools prank.
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Not a joke, I really am a fool.
Quote: DRichQuote: billryanWe were a Cookiepuss family. I'm not sure when we stopped,
but I haven't had one in years.
HBD, if this isn't some april fools prank.
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Not a joke, I really am a fool.
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Once upon a time, you'd have been a New Year's baby. When the Church switched to January 1st as the New Year, the holdouts were castigated as fools, out of touch with the modern world.
Quote: DRichIt is my birthday and I am getting a Fudgie the Whale cake. I am excited as I have never had a Carvel cake.
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I recall getting a Fudgie the Whale ice cream cake 55 years ago. I’m jealous.
Quote: SOOPOOQuote: DRichIt is my birthday and I am getting a Fudgie the Whale cake. I am excited as I have never had a Carvel cake.
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I recall getting a Fudgie the Whale ice cream cake 55 years ago. I’m jealous.
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I have never had one and have wanted one for about 30 years. There was no Carvel in Las Vegas and when I moved here to Florida the closest one was over two hours away so the wife would not go get me one. Recently they opened one in Fort Myers so this will be my best birthday ever.
Quote: DRichQuote: SOOPOOQuote: DRichIt is my birthday and I am getting a Fudgie the Whale cake. I am excited as I have never had a Carvel cake.
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I recall getting a Fudgie the Whale ice cream cake 55 years ago. I’m jealous.
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I have never had one and have wanted one for about 30 years. There was no Carvel in Las Vegas and when I moved here to Florida the closest one was over two hours away so the wife would not go get me one. Recently they opened one in Fort Myers so this will be my best birthday ever.
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Carvel cakes are sold in some supermarkets, although maybe not Fudgie. I'd have insisted on a road trip to NYC for the real thing.
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Carvel cakes are sold in some supermarkets, although maybe not Fudgie. I'd have insisted on a road trip to NYC for the real thing.
New York City is not one of my favorite places to visit so even a Fudgie the Whale would not be enough of an incentive.
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Carvel cakes are sold in some supermarkets, although maybe not Fudgie. I'd have insisted on a road trip to NYC for the real thing.
New York City is not one of my favorite places to visit so even a Fudgie the Whale would not be enough of an incentive.
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I've been to New York City a couple times and every time I'm there I'm thinking how do people live here on purpose. It's super crowded, super expensive, it stinks all the time like garbage and exhaust fumes, has high crime, and the people are unfriendly. Yet millions of people choose to live there and move there all the time. I don't get it.
Quote: DRichIt is my birthday and I am getting a Fudgie the Whale cake. I am excited as I have never had a Carvel cake.
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Not having seen that before, I thought that was a dinosaur head facing the other way.
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I've been to New York City a couple times and every time I'm there I'm thinking how do people live here on purpose. It's super crowded, super expensive, it stinks all the time like garbage and exhaust fumes, has high crime, and the people are unfriendly. Yet millions of people choose to live there and move there all the time. I don't get it.
I am completely shocked that you would not like New York City. lol
Dem bones, dem bones, dem dry bones!
The movie did a good job of presenting the struggles of ethics the group faced with eating the bodies of their friends and loved ones.
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The movie did a good job of presenting the struggles of ethics the group faced with eating the bodies of their friends and loved ones.
I don't think I would have a problem eating a dead human in that situation as long as I could cook the meat.
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I've been to New York City a couple times and every time I'm there I'm thinking how do people live here on purpose. It's super crowded, super expensive, it stinks all the time like garbage and exhaust fumes, has high crime, and the people are unfriendly. Yet millions of people choose to live there and move there all the time. I don't get it.
I am completely shocked that you would not like New York City. lol
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I've said it to people from New York before and they say things like, well, in the same block where my apartment is I can buy pizza at 1:00 in the morning or Chinese takeout. And I'm thinking, are you 12 years old? That's not a reason to live somewhere, that you can eat crappy food anytime you want and it's within walking distance.
Quote: DRichQuote: MDawg
The movie did a good job of presenting the struggles of ethics the group faced with eating the bodies of their friends and loved ones.
I don't think I would have a problem eating a dead human in that situation as long as I could cook the meat.
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In the movie Hombre Paul Newman plays a guy raised by Native Americans. At one point this rich white woman is saying that she would never eat a dog like the Indians do. Paul Newman's character says you get hungry enough you will not only eat the dog you'll fight over the bones. People have no idea what it's like to be really hungry.
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In the movie Hombre Paul Newman plays a guy raised by Native Americans. At one point this rich white woman is saying that she would never eat a dog like the Indians do. Paul Newman's character says you get hungry enough you will not only eat the dog you'll fight over the bones. People have no idea what it's like to be really hungry.
I think that I am very unusual in that I don't think that I ever get hungry. There are plenty of times that I want to eat but that is mainly for taste and mouth feel. I am not even sure what being hungry feels like. I have probably told this story before but in college once I went five days without eating and didn't even realize it. I was too busy working on a project that was consuming 20 hours a day and never thought of food.
The dinner was prepared and served by Homeboy employees and as a fundraiser,it seemed pretty successful. I mainly went for the networking and think I may have found the situation I sought.
Dinner was Prime Rib, roasted potatoes, and street corn.
Quote: DRichProbably still the best thing you can buy for $5. I will get three to four meals from that.
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I can't eat those chickens because they don't taste like chicken. They're injected with a saline and brine solution that contains a whole bunch of sugar and salt and a chemical list as long as your arm. They make the chicken juicier and way saltier and heavier. One three ounce serving of Kirkland chicken has 450 mg of salt which is 20% of the salt which you need in an entire day. And 3 oz is nothing. It's a few bites. To me their chicken tastes horrible, has a chemical plastic taste to it but you won't be able to tell because you probably eat it all the time.
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I can't eat those chickens because they don't taste like chicken. They're injected with a saline and brine solution that contains a whole bunch of sugar and salt and a chemical list as long as your arm. They make the chicken juicier and way saltier and heavier. One three ounce serving of Kirkland chicken has 450 mg of salt which is 20% of the salt which you need in an entire day. And 3 oz is nothing. It's a few bites. To me their chicken tastes horrible, has a chemical plastic taste to it but you won't be able to tell because you probably eat it all the time.
I probably get these chickens once a month. You will not be surprised, but I add salt and pepper to it.
I'm sure that can be googled
Quote: odiousgambitIf you like rotisserie chicken you should learn to do beer can chicken for yourself
I'm sure that can be googled
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Every time that I have tried it, it blows up the microwave.
Quote: DRichQuote: odiousgambitIf you like rotisserie chicken you should learn to do beer can chicken for yourself
I'm sure that can be googled
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Every time that I have tried it, it blows up the microwave.
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I thought you had one of those hoity-toity egg smoker-grills?
That would be a much better way to cook it while you're drinking the other 29.6 beers in the box.
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I thought you had one of those hoity-toity egg smoker-grills?
That would be a much better way to cook it while you're drinking the other 29.6 beers in the box.
You are missing a subtle point. After I finish the 29.6 beers I will pass out and the chicken will burn.
Quote: DRichQuote: Dieter
I thought you had one of those hoity-toity egg smoker-grills?
That would be a much better way to cook it while you're drinking the other 29.6 beers in the box.
You are missing a subtle point. After I finish the 29.6 beers I will pass out and the chicken will burn.
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Years ago, I stumbled home drunkenly and decided to boil a pot of spaghetti. Have you ever seen what spaghetti looks like after a few hours in water? It wasn't a pretty sight.
Quote: DRichQuote: Dieter
I thought you had one of those hoity-toity egg smoker-grills?
That would be a much better way to cook it while you're drinking the other 29.6 beers in the box.
You are missing a subtle point. After I finish the 29.6 beers I will pass out and the chicken will burn.
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Who eats raw chicken?
Low & slow is the way to go... ;)
Pork katsu rice bowl at the food hall.
I still believe that "yum yum sauce" is a mistake, but I'm trying to remain open-minded. Slathering that stuff all over the delightfully crispy pork cutlet certainly isn't my idea.
The miso soup... ok. I don't expect miracles out of miso.
My preferred stall is still closed. I hope the aunties that run (ran?) it are well.
