I like bacon. - Page 6

guineapig · #51 08-31-2010, 12:18 PM

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On the plus side, however, I've lost substantial weight, have greatly increased my physical well-being, and I shit like a dream [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.] The benefits to human plumbing of the veggie lifestyle alone make it worth the change!

Truth. Nothing quite like the experience of "the clean poop". Hell, I'm even saving trees!

Shannacore · #52 08-31-2010, 03:08 PM

My lunch today totally has bacon on it. A single slice of delicious vegetarian bacon.

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Shannacore · #53 08-31-2010, 03:18 PM

also, i've drank four of the drinks pictured above and now want to throw up of caffeine overdose.

SUMATRA BLEND, ILU.

Reiker · #54 08-31-2010, 03:40 PM

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You seem to have a pretty limited idea of what a salad is. More than half the salads I know how to make involve at least part of it being cooked.

I'm more of a whole food guy than organic. Give me a bunch of fruits and vegetables, some fresh herbs, a little protein and whole grains and spices and I'll make you something good for you that wakes up your fat- and sugar-coated taste buds.

I enjoy a huge variety of foods, including salad. My absolute favorite thing to eat is sushi and I'm a decent cook. I focus mainly in southeast asian dishes such as Indian; I'm a friend for curry. I also love Malaysian items, their combination of coconut and curry creates pretty much the most amazing flavors possible.

But one thing I can not stand is hipster fucks who eat according to fads, whether it be only organic foods or this gluten free bullshit. Way too much posting falling into this group. If anything, a lot of posters here have a "pretty limited idea" of what a lot of stuff is.

Alawen Everywhere · #55 08-31-2010, 03:45 PM

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I enjoy a huge variety of foods, including salad. My absolute favorite thing to eat is sushi and I'm a decent cook. I focus mainly in southeast asian dishes such as Indian; I'm a friend for curry. I also love Malaysian items, their combination of coconut and curry creates pretty much the most amazing flavors possible.

But one thing I can not stand is hipster fucks who eat according to fads, whether it be only organic foods or this gluten free bullshit. Way too much posting falling into this group. If anything, a lot of posters here have a "pretty limited idea" of what a lot of stuff is.

I can completely relate to this. I'm pretty sure my uncle is a vegetarian just to be a pain in the ass. I recently cooked for a friend of mine who is both vegetarian AND gluten free. That sucked. What I eventually came up with was onion soup and a roasted pear salad. It took me about three hours to find somewhere that sold a gluten free baguette.

I'm also a huge curry lover. I have frequently called myself extremely omnivorous; I eat pretty much all food that's made of... food.

Reiker · #56 08-31-2010, 03:54 PM

I make a mean redang

Reiker · #57 08-31-2010, 03:56 PM

Although when I make it I have to borrow my aunt's magic bullet for the coconut. Much respect to those crazy Malaysians that actually mortar and pestle that shit for hours.

Reiker · #58 08-31-2010, 03:59 PM

Oh and I forgot to mention that:

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My lunch today totally has bacon on it. A single slice of delicious vegetarian bacon.

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Proof that a vegetarian lifestyle does not inherently make you fit and healthy.

Alawen Everywhere · #59 08-31-2010, 04:18 PM

I don't think Tralina is vegetarian. That looks like a slice of turkey and maybe feta on the top. Regardless, the meal is mostly carbs.

Alawen Everywhere · #60 08-31-2010, 04:43 PM

I just enjoyed this simple salad: spring mix, red pepper, roma tomato and sunflower seeds. I also had some pot stickers (chicken breast and green onion), but I ate those before I thought of taking a picture. I'll be having a piece of fruit with a cup of green tea after I go buy the fruit.

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