OT; What are you eating or cooking, part 216960
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| @HeinzDad That soup looks pretty yum. I'd give it a try. @Bronte Nothing wrong with an occasional visit to McD's. Every now and then, I just gotta have me some of those fries. |
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Quote:Originally Posted by Pre_Coder Gout SUCKS. I have it in my family but I've been very lucky so far. I got gallstones instead, though. Word of advise: Just say NOPE to gallstones. Hope your brother feels better. Sending good thoughts your way. |
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 The apple sauce and pudding were the best part...
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| @Byrdibyrd Thank you. I gave him some stuff to kill the pain until tomorrow. Hoping dr can prescribe something.... I'm fortunate. I hate seafood, and I don't drink beer, (2 triggers for him) so I've never had the problem. I did have surgery on both feet though and losing ability to walk sucks ass.... |
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| @Bronte A few years ago I had a week-long love affair with a large salami that was in the refrigerator. I went to bed one night thinking I had bruised my ankle and woke up thinking it was broken. Got into the doctor that day, he asked about a history of Gout in my family and prescribed steroid pills with Ibuprofen. Within 4 hours I was walking almost pain free. No more salami parties for me, but beer and whiskey have brought about a few reoccurrences since then. | ||
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| @Bronte @EbayMafia I've heard that beer is a trigger for gout, and I'm lucky that I can't drink the stuff. Anything alcoholic tastes too nasty. I have nothing against it, but I can't stomach the stuff. I've wondered if my alcohol-free life might be a reason why I've dodged gout. Broke a big toe once and was really gimpy for a few weeks. I can't imagine both feet being messed up. That's terrible. Hope the doctor can fix that up for your brother. |
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The apple sauce and pudding were the best part...
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| @Byrdibyrd Surgery was only one foot at a time. So I didn't lose complete mobility. Just a cast for 6 weeks each time. I hope rhey can fix him up too. I'm tired of McDonald's already.  Edit I dropped a fire extinguisher on my pinky toe once from 3 foot. Now that made me gimpy more than surgery. Since that day, no pain has ever come close. I don't even take the high end stuff at the hospital after surgery anymore. It's like everything is a cakewalk pain wise now. Go figure. |
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Quote:Originally Posted by Bronte Heavy object dropped on the foot is a different kinda pain. Took a misstep on stairs to break the big toe, but I had a kid drop a half-full paint can on my other foot and break one of the middle ones. That was one out-of-body experience. Regained my senses and had paint everywhere and the kid thinking it was hilarious. Little turd was lucky I wasn't mobile in that moment. I get it about the McD's! Unless I'm in Japan where they have weird things on the menu for me to try, I can only have so many meals there. Filet-o-Shrimp, by the way, is delicious.  |
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| I'm not much for seafood. But anything fried can't be that bad.... lol | ||
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| @Bronte Seriously, why do the naughty fried things have to be so tasty? Fate conspires against the waistline. |
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 I'll probably wake up constipated.
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| If you're going to eat fish, and want a healthy meal, then consume fish that thrive on other sea life... ie: Salmon, Alaskan White, etc. And nothing wrong with frying as long as you're using olive oil or coconut oil. Catfish, cod, shark, etc.. though they are tasty, they are scavengers. They will eat anything. A catfish will eat your car if he's big enough. I love oysters, but as far as being healthy and an aphrodisiac,.. that's just a myth. (1) Myth - oysters simply have a high content of Nitric Oxide which dialates the blood vessels. And Mr. Happy loves a good blood flow,... and so does Mrs. Happy. (2) Health - oysters simply lay at the bottom of the sea and filter toxins. Oysters are full of toxins. If you want a good flow of blood, then eat your beets,... and I'm not talking about the canned stuff. I don't care much for beets, but I eat them a lot. At my age I need all the help I can get.  |
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| @Pre_Coder agree on all comments on filter/scavenger fish, except: 1) cod are actually a pretty decent option 2) shark are usually not bottom feeders but still best avoided because of mercury 3) tilapia is one of my “avoid, avoid, avoid” fish for myriad reasons and I’d call them out explicitly Agree re: mussels and clams. I love crab and lobster but those should also be infrequent treats vs staples. Price helps with that. As for beets - crazy enough I just had some for lunch. Not canned but jarred. Issue is sugar content but I don’t consume much sugar overall so less a concern. Beet juice is great too. |
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| @Pre_Coder I only have farmed catfish, because yeah, they eat some pretty manky stuff out in the wild. Cod is one of those guilty pleasures with fish & chips, but I have that maybe 2 ~ 3 times a year. Love the yummy beets! After eating them, though, your next visit to the tinkle-arium can be a little alarming. |
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Quote:Originally Posted by Davethebrave You, being a body builder, I have no doubt you avoid too much sugar. And I also ASSUME that you probably avoid too much grocery store breads. They are loaded with salt and sugar,.. you just can't taste it because of the yeast. |
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Quote:Originally Posted by Byrdibyrd Talking about the tinkle-arium,.. and cleansing your body, eat fresh steamed asparagus, and eat it VERY often. It is a great antioxidant. You will smell it in your urine. When you notice the odor is no longer present, which won't take long, you'll know it's doing it's job. |
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| @Pre_Coder I am as close to a body builder as a giraffe is to a hippo. I did previously take it all much more seriously but was never in that category. Just personal fitness. |
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Quote:Originally Posted by Pre_Coder Asparagus can be a little tough because I'm one of the magic 'asparagus pee' people along with my sister. It ALWAYS smells absolutely horrendous, as in room-clearingly bad. I imagine if someone lit sileage on fire and you kinda get the idea. My favourite veggies for cleansing are broccoli, artichokes, and beets. |
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Quote:Originally Posted by Byrdibyrd Hey bro, you can't go wrong there either. I can eat broccoli,.. breakfast-lunch-dinner. |
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Before the fry. |
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| I have an iron clad gut but fried burgers ruin me. They are good, every now and then I still make them, but that doesn't mean Im not ruined. | ||
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| Can't stand charcoal grilled burgers. It's like eating cinders. | ||
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| I'm propane and propane accessories, like Hank. | ||
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Quote:Originally Posted by HeinzDad No surprises there, lol. |
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Quote:Originally Posted by HeinzDad The additional grease retained in a fried burger does seem to have a lubricating effect on the intestines. |
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Quote:Originally Posted by Pre_Coder As long as it's not that frozen crud *shudder* broccoli is awesome. You can't beat yummy Brussels sprouts, either, if you have a taste for them. |
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Egg salad sandwich with pickled onion...oh!! Smoked eggs!! |
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Quote:Originally Posted by KatKomics Interesting. I would have gone with black olives, black pepper and paprika myself. But have to admit I've never tried with pickled onions. Or smoked eggs actually. Is the smoking after boiling or in lieu of boiling? |
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Quote:Originally Posted by EbayMafia after boiling -I was smoking some cheese and figured - why not make a few hard boiled eggs?? peeled them and smoked them too!! - fairly mild but nice! Normally I use pickled eggs for my sandwich so the pickled onions added nice zip! (I have them around once in a while for taco night etc.) |
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| I can't do egg salad, ham salad, or tuna salad. I will eat potato salad and chicken salad if I'm the one who made it. | ||
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Meatloaf and peas Edit Holy crap. That was like the best meatloaf ever |
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| Add some mashed potatoes and you would be next level. | ||
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