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  1. #1
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    May 2007
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    San Antonio Heights, CA (Upland)
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    Thanks for all your replies. I knew this was going to be a popular thread! I forgot that onions and garlic are a staple for me as well. Bananas used to be until I was told I shouldn't eat them (for now anyway).

    On the subject of eggs, I posted a new thread on the subject, because it's kind of a big "thing" for me. I love that so many people commented that they eat whole eggs and they and/or their spouse's cholesterol is normal. I just had mine checked too, and it was normal.

    On the subject of "healthy" verses "healthful" ... haha! It's such a normal thing for me to say "healthy", but I get what you're saying. You'll be glad to know that the word "healthful" has NOT died out. Rachael Ray says it all the time. I used to think it was so weird! But then realized it actually makes sense. It's just not a word I learned growing up. I spose my mamma dun didn't teach me right! And her mamma dun didn't teach her neither, cuz her mamma came from Poland and English was a second language ... so that there is my excuse.
    GO RIDE YOUR BIKE!!!

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  2. #2
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    Nov 2005
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    Between the Blue Ridge and the Chesapeake Bay
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    Dark Chocolate and red wine. That's what I'm having tonight. It's been quite a day.

  3. #3
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    I could eat 1/2 dozen eggs a DAY, which is why I eat so many egg whites (from Trader Joe's in a box). I dearly love eggs and also get free range eggs from a friend - I don't separate those It is cool knowing the chickens that lay my eggs

  4. #4
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    Apr 2009
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    When it was just me doing the shopping:
    Nuts: Almonds and walnuts, mostly. PB for oatmeal or toast.
    Fruit: Berries, apples, bananas (when it was only me because DBF's allergic)...whatever I felt like, looked good and could afford.
    Dairy: 1%/2% milk, cheese (cheddar, chevre, Cotswold usually), cream cheese, yogurt, butter
    Carbs: Oatmeal (steel-cut for me, rolled for DBF), brown rice, sushi rice, brown/wild rice mix; breads and pasta of various types, bagels
    Protein: Beans (mostly black for soups and chili), chicken and/or turkey, ground beef, bacon, occasionally flank steak, chicken stock (sometimes homemade) and beef stock for soups and stews. Sushi (tuna or salmon) when we went out. Eggs (which I don't care for, but I've managed to get myself to eat...)
    Veggies: much along the same line as fruit--whatever looked good. We did have some staples: Broccoli, boxed salad greens and spinach, carrots
    Snacks and dessert: Tortilla chips and salsa for me. Homemade oatmeal cookies (that's healthy, right?)
    Misc: garlic, onions, lemons, limes, olive oil

    I'm starting to think eating properly is for those with money...:/
    At least I don't leave slime trails.
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  5. #5
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    Nov 2007
    Location
    Western Canada-prairies, mountain & ocean
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    Other staples:
    soy sauce
    cornflakes

    My staples have changed since moving to another part of Canada. When living in Vancouver, my staples used include:

    salmon
    oatmeal (I just haven't gotten around to buying right microwaveable container for oatmeal yet where I am now.)

    I know there are whole eggs fans here, but I have egg whites which I have to eat first and they expire in 2 wks. But still I won't be on the egg kick at this time..there's other things I have to work on..ie. reduce sugar intake..
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    遙知馬力日久見人心 Over a long distance, you learn about the strength of your horse; over a long period of time, you get to know what’s in a person’s heart.

 

 

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