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Can I petition MFP users to use the terms "more ideal" and "less ideal" instead of good/bad foods?

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  • Posts: 34,415 Member
    Sounds like someone needs a better bakery.
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    jofjltncb6 wrote: »
    Sounds like someone needs a better bakery.

    OMG finding a good bakery is easy. We have some awesome bakeries here and the smell is enough to drive you nuts. But sadly, all use wheat and are not gluten free and I suffer badly if I eat it. Hence, the reason I follow a Paleo style diet. It suits me. :)

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  • Posts: 30,886 Member
    People really shouldn't fight about apple pie. Apple pie is for happiness and love and the USA.
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    MB_Positif wrote: »
    I prefer "yummy" and "more yummy" to be honest.

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    edited March 2015
    lemurcat12 wrote: »
    People really shouldn't fight about apple pie. Apple pie is for happiness and love and the USA.

    Fight over the last slice, definitely but never about apple pie. I agree 99.9%, apple pie is for happiness and love and maybe the USA but certainly Aussie and as long as we have grannies, we will always have a great apple pie.

    Don't we all stand now for the national anthem?.lol
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    LeenaGee wrote: »

    OMG finding a good bakery is easy. We have some awesome bakeries here and the smell is enough to drive you nuts. But sadly, all use wheat and are not gluten free and I suffer badly if I eat it. Hence, the reason I follow a Paleo style diet. It suits me. :)

    No gluten = Paleo?

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    Okay, granny aside, or Granny Smith apples, what type of apples are we using? And any old poor water like granny used?
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    still waiting for the answer as to why processed food is fake….????
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    MrM27 wrote: »

    Are you saying that in the USA they make a better apple pie than in Australia?

    Not, but I do think they're saying Australian Apple pie is less ideal.
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    No gluten = Paleo?

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    http://paleoleap.com/11-ways-gluten-and-wheat-can-damage-your-health/
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    LeenaGee wrote: »

    http://paleoleap.com/11-ways-gluten-and-wheat-can-damage-your-health/

    I have celiac disease, Leena. I don't even want to click the link, given the title.

    You missed my point.

    Why does eliminating gluten mean you then HAVE to eat Paleo? That's a logic fail.

    I don't eat gluten. I don't eat paleo.

    A minor nit pick, but I'm feeling feisty.

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    edited March 2015
    MrM27 wrote: »

    Ahhh.

    Oh yeah, thanks for accepting the friend request buddy!!

    Where did your request go? I saw the notification on my phone, but when I checked my inbox, I didn't see anything! I thought you withdrew it over something I said!
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    Mamapeach, buy a good Paleo recipe book and you will understand. The food is awesome, fresh, vital and energising. Love it, love it, love it!!!

    Tonight we are having roast lamb, sweet potatoes, pumpkin, parsnips, brussel sprouts with bacon & garlic with fresh herbs from the garden. All Paleo, all yummy. If you took the time to look, you would see Paleo is just wonderful home cooking at its best.
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    Where did your request go? I saw the notification on my phone, but when I checked my inbox, I didn't see anything! I thought you withdrew it over something I said!

    it was the peep cleanse….
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    ndj1979 wrote: »
    still waiting for the answer as to why processed food is fake….????

    I'M SORRY! I CAN'T HEAR WHAT YOU'RE SAYING THROUGH THOSE BARS! CAN YOU SPEAK UP?! I'LL TRY TO BAKE YOU A PIE WITH A FILE IN IT! DON'T CHIP YOUR TEETH!
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    LeenaGee wrote: »
    Mamapeach, buy a good Paleo recipe book and you will understand. The food is awesome, fresh, vital and energising. Love it, love it, love it!!!

    Tonight we are having roast lamb, sweet potatoes, pumpkin, parsnips, brussel sprouts with bacon & garlic with fresh herbs from the garden. All Paleo, all yummy. If you took the time to look, you would see Paleo is just wonderful home cooking at its best.

    While that sounds awful yummy, I fail to see how that answers her question in any meaningful way.
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    LeenaGee wrote: »
    Mamapeach, buy a good Paleo recipe book and you will understand. The food is awesome, fresh, vital and energising. Love it, love it, love it!!!

    Tonight we are having roast lamb, sweet potatoes, pumpkin, parsnips, brussel sprouts with bacon & garlic with fresh herbs from the garden. All Paleo, all yummy. If you took the time to look, you would see Paleo is just wonderful home cooking at its best.

    I am sorry, but that is not Paleo ….

    I dont recall our paleolithic ancestors roasting lamb, and having bacon. …

    unless I missed that in the historical reviews somewhere???
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    I have celiac disease, Leena. I don't even want to click the link, given the title.

    You missed my point.

    Why does eliminating gluten mean you then HAVE to eat Paleo? That's a logic fail.

    I don't eat gluten. I don't eat paleo.

    A minor nit pick, but I'm feeling feisty.

    Yeah, don't. It's so ridic I can't even be bothered countering it. But, most of those 'bad' things in grains (which are actually the plant's natural defense against being eaten) we learnt to deal with millennia ago through various processing techniques. Cos we're clever like that (necessity being the mother of invention and all).

    Interesting factoid though: undomesticated wheat actually has less gluten than domesticated varieties. So can paleo diet followers eat that? Y'know, like actual Paleolithic people did?

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    MrM27 wrote: »

    No I wouldn't withdrawal a request even if you could. I very rarely send out requests and I also deny most. So it takes me a while to feel like I want to send someone a request. #bromance.

    I thought you rejected it because I said I would send NDJ to shave your beard if you didn't accept.

    Get a room you two...
  • Posts: 4,301 Member
    ndj1979 wrote: »
    still waiting for the answer as to why processed food is fake….????

    I think you'd be paroled prior to getting the answer.

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    I'm time poor at the moment as I have to get to work. Hooroo
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    While that sounds awful yummy, I fail to see how that answers her question in any meaningful way.

    I fail to see how most of that stuff existed in the Paleolithic.
  • Posts: 3,944 Member
    MrM27 wrote: »

    No I wouldn't withdrawal a request even if you could. I very rarely send out requests and I also deny most. So it takes me a while to feel like I want to send someone a request. #bromance.

    I thought you rejected it because I said I would send NDJ to shave your beard if you didn't accept.

    Too funny. It's not entirely out of the realm of possibility that I fatfingered the deny button by accident. I make a lot of FB posts via fatfinger. So sorry, man. I actually send messages when I deny a friend request. I want people to know I don't like them.
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    LeenaGee wrote: »
    Mamapeach, buy a good Paleo recipe book and you will understand. The food is awesome, fresh, vital and energising. Love it, love it, love it!!!

    Tonight we are having roast lamb, sweet potatoes, pumpkin, parsnips, brussel sprouts with bacon & garlic with fresh herbs from the garden. All Paleo, all yummy. If you took the time to look, you would see Paleo is just wonderful home cooking at its best.

    Could mama peach google search recipes. Or, can you keep posting your meals? Other than lamb I probably ate those items this week. And I'd sub awesome, fresh, vital and energizing with IDK. . . . um. . .fuel. Yes I like fuel as a descriptor.
  • Posts: 5,646 Member
    ndj1979 wrote: »

    I am sorry, but that is not Paleo ….

    I dont recall our paleolithic ancestors roasting lamb, and having bacon. …

    unless I missed that in the historical reviews somewhere???

    <3
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