I think I'll get some pork ramen. I have other food to eat, but I kinda enjoy the pork ramen.
I'm Hungry Right Now, What are you munching On?
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I've been thinking of picking up some potatoes, sour cream and mixed cheese for meals. The potassium in the potatoes is good for me. Cheers!
Pathfinder7
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2 eggs (sunny-side up) & a bagel..
- with a cup of coffee.
- with a cup of coffee.
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ChristisGod
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My mornings start out with coffee that I roast and either make a pour over, an espresso and sometimes both. I'm drinking some espresso my son in law who is pastor just brought me from his missions trip to Ecuador. Its really yummy. :)
ChristisGod
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I love pesto we grow our own basil and garlic and have fresh pesto allot during the year.
Yeah I think it's my favorite of the meals I get. I get the warm up in the microwave meals. I get these non processed dinners to eat.
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Brakelite
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Have you ever tasted finger lime? I took a school group to a local orchard, and everyone got to taste I tiny bit of finger lime fresh from the tree...rrp $100 kilo. It's actually sensational. Bitter, yet plenty so, but in the mouth like an explosion of flavor from just one tiny seed. Used as garnish in Asian dishes, particularly Thai.
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Brakelite
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Speaking of meat and food, if anyone's got the stomach for it, or need that extra little push to eat a few more veggies and legumes etc, try this....https://youtu.be/LQRAfJyEsko
Not for the faint hearted.
Not for the faint hearted.
Brakelite
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Brakelite
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Cake... Sensational, and I'm not much of a cake eater, but this was special.
When I used to work in computer aided design we went to an Indian restaurant and ate. It was interesting.
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Brakelite
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Brakelite
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Lol. You misunderstand me. I am aware of the many options throughout America for food others and food sources that find their genesis in Latin American countries. I was merely commenting on the difference between America and here. There are Mexican restaurants here, but you have to search for them and travel a bit. But every shopping center here has an Indian restaurant, Burmese, Thai, and/or Chinese. Every second or third shopping center will also have Vietnamese and Korean. Especially here in Melbourne. The choices are endless. One particular suburban center where I'm sitting in my car at the moment has 2 Indian, Burmese, 2 Thai, Italian pizza, Greek doughnut, Chinese, 2 fish and chip outlets, a Subway, a KFC, Maccas, and the Aussie version of burger king which is Hungry Jacks, as well as several bakeries where you can get hot pies and sandwiches and cakes. No Mexican. The next suburb over has none of those save a Chinese, but does have a Turkish kebab outlet and an independent burger joint. Spoilt for choice. I live 5 minutes drive from both centers, and 5 minutes from a third which has all the above and more, including 2 sushi shops. But still no Mexican.
Brakelite
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Sometimes I'll just buy a pack of cherry tomatoes to snack on. They are so good for you. I bought potatoes this time with all the dressings.
And I got a veggie tray with Ranch dressing.
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