Food for thought

[cindysue]

Cold Stone ice cream. I still shudder when I think about why I don't eat that. V.

do my thighs a favor and tell me why........

yup, I'm outta hibernation -

[enzed]

For some reason I don't eat raw tomatoes, raw onions, lettuce and most other salad veges. So therefore, I don't really eat salads. Exceptions being Potato salad, Tuna Pasta Salad, Chicken Caesar Salad (minus the lettuce) and oddly enough, KFC Coleslaw.
I don't drink coffee (when I was kid I was given a coffee instead of a hot chocolate drink. I remember it had a yukky taste).
I refuse to eat weetbix with milk.
And if I consume too much dairy products or white bread products I get an upset tummy. And anything to do with citrus fruit, particularly oranges, gives me a bit of a headache. They're my food intolerances.

On the upside I absolutely love cheese, the stronger the better.
I am partial to most types of pasta dishes.
And as my parents back home own a bakery, I have a liking for pastries, fruit slices, muffins, cakes and sweet biscuits. Bad for you, but so yummy.
Oh, and I'd better meantion Diet Coke. I'm trying to wean myself of that stuff.

[betagirl]

Marmite? Is this another yeast product that I'm missing out on?

mmmm salty.

[RoadRaven]

Marmite and vegemite both yeast products... marmite bad... vegemite good

If you're a yeast freak like me then try a fresh bread sandwich (has to really fresh and soft and pref white) with a little olivani, butter or whatever you use... a healthy spread of vegemite and then sprinkled with Brufax (this is a flaked yeast as opposed to powdered or grains)

*best Homer Simpson drool*
Just divine when I am REALLY hungry or REALLY tired

[Barb]

Pickled bologna is truly vile. You can find it in any grocery store. It usually comes in a vat as big as your head!!!!!!!!!! Think ring bologna that has been pickled.

HAH!!! Now I am not even a bit hungry. I should use that visualization a bit more often!

[snapdragen]

I don't drink coffee (when I was kid I was given a coffee instead of a hot chocolate drink. I remember it had a yukky taste).

OK - am I the only one, who at age three, tasted coffee and LOVED it? I used to snitch sips from my mom's cup when she wasn't looking. I still love it - it was my crutch when I quit smoking 12 year ago.

[KkAllez]

Ok, I thought and thought about this and honestly, I can't think of anything I won't eat. Although, for the most part I eat healthy, I am a walking garbage disposal!

[nuthatch]

OK - am I the only one, who at age three, tasted coffee and LOVED it? I used to snitch sips from my mom's cup when she wasn't looking. I still love it - it was my crutch when I quit smoking 12 year ago.

Grandad used to give me spoonfuls of coffee from his cup when I was very little - heavy on the cream and sugar! It's such a fond memory, I've experience total olfactory bliss when I smell coffee! Too bad I can't drink it anymore - now I'm totally a tea drinker. Ah, tea!!!

You can never get a cup of tea large enough or a book long enough to suit me. C S Lewis

[betagirl]

I've been drinking coffee since I can remember. Granny used to give it to me. I'd load it up with cream and sugar though. They say it stunts your growth. If that's true, I'm glad since I'm 5'10

Today I'm a total coffee junkie, though I take it strong and with non fat milk and 1 fake sugar. I got hooked on strong coffee in Paris. Same with dark chocolate.

[Trek420]

Then we're all gonna run out and buy the Peets jersey, money goes to the Team in Training fundraising drive

http://www.peets.com/shop/essentials_cycling.asp

[Irulan]

I will never ever buy a Peets jersey... I went into the one down by the Lake last time I was in Oakland, and what a bunch of snobs. I ordered a vanilla latte, and they told me they wouldn't make it because the flavor ruins thier coffee. Give me a break.

irulan