Whatcha Eating?

[CertifiedMike]

The triumphant return of an all time classic...pb and jView attachment 268999

You're missing RSO but if you add it, thats my breafast almost every day. PB&J is good for the soul!

 

[Xraycer]

Is it a lemon....it's gotta be a

I'm guessing tequila

 

[Ritz413]

I'm guessing tequila

I don't drink anymore....but tequila is for ranch water , and prairie fire shots....nothing else,lol

 

[Xraycer]

Dinner: burgers

 

[kbear]

Did you think I was kiddin'? These grams are goin' swimmin' in the iced tea .

 

[Ritz413]

Did you think I was kiddin'? These grams are goin' swimmin' in the iced tea .
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There is a difference between thought and hoped you were kidding...enjoy

 

[fstnd]

If this diet keeps going I might just turn back to chicken in two years
The 8lbs of pumpernickel is nearly gone already.. and spoiled parents don't want supermarket bread. My sourdough died.

 

[Xraycer]

If this diet keeps going I might just turn back to chicken in two years

2 years?

 

[Xraycer]

Lamb liver and onions. Seasoned with Cajun Two Step seasoning. Good stuff!

 

[Tunedfrog]

Chicken strips.

 

[Ritz413]

Still just on morning coffee. I have gone through all the phases of coffee over the years. Whole beans, fresh roasted, exotic origins, drip pots, percolator, pour over, French press etc. These days I'm looking for cost effective, and lazy but still worth drinking. Thought I would start back at the beginning...with the knowledge of all the things I have tried on this quest. Turns out regular old Maxwell House in a pour over pot is an entirely reasonable low effort/low cost cup to start the day.

 

[Guest D]

Still just on morning coffee. I have gone through all the phases of coffee over the years. Whole beans, fresh roasted, exotic origins, drip pots, percolator, pour over, French press etc. These days I'm looking for cost effective, and lazy but still worth drinking. Thought I would start back at the beginning...with the knowledge of all the things I have tried on this quest. Turns out regular old Maxwell House in a pour over pot is an entirely reasonable low effort/low cost cup to start the day.
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[Xraycer]

Still just on morning coffee. I have gone through all the phases of coffee over the years. Whole beans, fresh roasted, exotic origins, drip pots, percolator, pour over, French press etc. These days I'm looking for cost effective, and lazy but still worth drinking. Thought I would start back at the beginning...with the knowledge of all the things I have tried on this quest. Turns out regular old Maxwell House in a pour over pot is an entirely reasonable low effort/low cost cup to start the day.
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These days I'm all about quick and convenience. I just use the Keurig system with typically lower cost Walmart Great Value coffee. Tastes just fine to me.

 

[Xraycer]

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Me:

 

[Guest D]

Mmmm I just realized that the trail mix I threw in had a couple chocolate chips in it lol wasn't ready for that flavor

 

[Ritz413]

The cold cheese sammich with mustard and mayo

 

[Xraycer]

Another bowl of pulled pork with salsa con queso baked potatoes. Harvest Snaps. Fruit smoothie.

 

[fstnd]

the last pumpernickel slice
And for some variation..

I also tried to make a milk pudding but I didn't have enough couscous to thicken it lol, so I added cereal to the bowl. This was my succesful attempt yesterday:

 

[Ritz413]

You were warned right on the front of the can.....do not....I repeat Do Not consume the last drop

 

[Hammer Down]

On our way to get Mexican food.