Eating habit puzzler

[goldfinch]

Do you/can you eat soy? Tempeh, dry roasted and steamed soybeans, and tofu come to mind.

Meh. I used to eat quite a bit of tofu but I have drifted away from it over the years. I think it is more an issue of how crappy a cook I am. Making tofu and tempeh tasty is not my strong suite. I'll revist some recipes.

[Biciclista]

please forgive me, but i can't understand why you can't eat eggs. It would be very hard to find an egg commercially that was NOT infertile, as those hens never see a rooster their whole lives. What is the difference btween the terrible way milk cows are treated and laying hens are treated?
I suggest you get a note from your doctor stating that you need meat or eggs for your health. And let him bake bread.

[goldfinch]

please forgive me, but i can't understand why you can't eat eggs. It would be very hard to find an egg commercially that was NOT infertile, as those hens never see a rooster their whole lives. What is the difference btween the terrible way milk cows are treated and laying hens are treated?
I suggest you get a note from your doctor stating that you need meat or eggs for your health. And let him bake bread.

Religion and tradition has nothing to do with logic.

He can bake bread, he simply volunteered some time ago not to bake bread. I've appreciated it.

I'll be fine. I don't need eggs and meat for my health. I used to be vegetarian. I just want to watch the carbs.