Whatcha Eating?

[HPIguy]

Agreed, the McRib is terrible.

 

[Tunedfrog]

McRib's make me McFat.

 

[Chubaka]

Agreed, the McRib is terrible.

Mcterrible. So they understand it.

 

[Xraycer]

I'm indifferent to the McRib. Its basically the bbq sauce I don't like. The last time I had one was probably back in high school.

 

[Chubaka]

I'm indifferent to the McRib. Its basically the bbq sauce I don't like. The last time I had one was probably back in high school.

Looks, smells, and tastes the same. Size is smaller and none of the ingredients are the same.


*** the above is pulled from where the sun doesn't shine,no need to mcsue.***

 

[HPIguy]

I loved the McRib when I was younger. Then I got one once and took a bite, and pulled what appeared to be some sort of worm out of it. Never ate one since. Then again, I don't eat McNuggets because I got a McBeak in one once. Used to love those too. I rarely eat at McDonalds at all, it's just terrible food with excellent marketing.

 

[Doom!]

We don't go to McD's much anymore because it's like Chinese food, an hour later your hungry again, not much substance.

 

[WickedFog]

We don't go to McD's much anymore because it's like Chinese food, an hour later your hungry again, not much substance.

An hour after I eat McDonalds I feel like I'm ready to McPuke But I love their fries.

I am venturing out into Indian cuisine, and going to try making some butter chicken and garlic naan bread. Anyone have any good Indian recipes? I just ordered a bunch of Indian spices to try. And I found out Tumeric is really great for joint pain, which would be a huge plus.

 

[Doom!]

Indian food isn't for me, don't care much for Mediterranean either. Mrs. Doom loves Mediterranean so sometimes I have to bite the bullet. I'm a meat and potatoes kind of guy, and desserts too!

 

[Xraycer]

We have a couple of well managed McD near us, and itypically get pretty good food from them. However, I don't go there often, maybe a couple of times a year when they have good specials on sausage Muffin w/eggs and Filet O fish. Every now and then, I do get cravings for their cheap and yummy breakfast burritos.

......I'm a meat and potatoes kind of a kid, and desserts too!

Fixed it for ya!

 

[WickedFog]

Indian food isn't for me, don't care much for Mediterranean either. Mrs. Doom loves Mediterranean so sometimes I have to bite the bullet. I'm a meat and potatoes kind of guy, and desserts too!

I love Indian food. The spicier it is the better. But moreso, I have been reading about the benefits of a lot of the Indian spices, and Tumeric sounds like it has helped a lot of people with joint pain. It might actually be a way for me to be able to move around a little better, so I am going to try to start using it and see how it goes.

 

[Doom!]

We have a couple of well managed McD near us, and itypically get pretty good food from them. However, I don't go there often, maybe a couple of times a year when they have good specials on sausage Muffin w/eggs and Filet O fish. Every now and then, I do get cravings for their cheap and yummy breakfast burritos.



Fixed it for ya!

I admit I do love me some McGriddles.

 

[Tunedfrog]

I'm so sick of Lean Cuisine, any Mcfood would work at this point.

 

[HPIguy]

I'm so sick of Lean Cuisine, any Mcfood would work at this point.

Instead of that scam, you should try a low-carb diet. Then you can have normal stuff like bacon and eggs, steak and asparagus, etc.

 

[WickedFog]

Instead of that scam, you should try a low-carb diet. Then you can have normal stuff like bacon and eggs, steak and asparagus, etc.

He can't eat stuff with iron. You can't say bacon or asparagus around TP

But yeah, those diet dinners are a bit of a scam. Plus they are expensive to boot.

 

[HPIguy]

He can't eat stuff with iron. You can't say bacon or asparagus around TP

But yeah, those diet dinners are a bit of a scam. Plus they are expensive to boot.

Oooof, that's rough. That sucks TP.

 

[WickedFog]

Oooof, that's rough. That sucks TP.

Yeah, I looked up foods with lots of iron, and it would be a very hard diet for me to maintain. No shrimp, red meat, broccoli, and bunches of other good eats. TP has some seriously strong willpower.

 

[Tunedfrog]

Instead of that scam, you should try a low-carb diet. Then you can have normal stuff like bacon and eggs, steak and asparagus, etc.

I was on a low carb diet and yes it works but I also have Hemochromatosis " iron overload" so I can't eat iron.

The frozen boxed meals are spendy and for the most part they are gross but they are pretty much designed to starve you to death.
It's really hard to stick to a diet when you have a weeks worth of the stuff.
In all honesty, starving is the secret to a diet. I have lost 110 lbs. when I first went on it and my heart was ready to explode
so will power is the best thing.

 

[HPIguy]

I was on a low carb diet and yes it works but I also have Hemochromatosis " iron overload" so I can't eat iron.

The frozen boxed meals are spendy and for the most part they are gross but they are pretty much designed to starve you to death.
It's really hard to stick to a diet when you have a weeks worth of the stuff.
In all honesty, starving is the secret to a diet. I have lost 110 lbs. when I first went on it and my heart was ready to explode
so will power is the best thing.

Damn brother, that's rough. I don't know what I'd do in that case, as I'm mostly carnivore diet these days. I'm really proud of you for losing that much weight, I know just how hard that is.

 

[Xraycer]

I love Indian food. The spicier it is the better. But moreso, I have been reading about the benefits of a lot of the Indian spices, and Tumeric sounds like it has helped a lot of people with joint pain. It might actually be a way for me to be able to move around a little better, so I am going to try to start using it and see how it goes.

I keep hearing strong testaments to CBD oil for joint pain.

I admit I do love me some McGriddles.

McGriddles are indeed tasty, but I believe I could happily live off of the sausage egg McMuffin, as the only food, for the rest of my life.