There are 'BAD' foods
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stevencloser wrote: »How do you pronounce quinoa? Sounds like one of those disgusting fake chemical ingredients.
It's pronounced "sád-ness". Which, coincidentally enough, is exactly what it tastes like.
yup
tried it once
immediate regret
I had to drink a glass of malbec just to get over the horrible sense of ennui that overcame me0 -
TheBeachgod wrote: »
Deep down, that cat is just thinking it has found the biggest fish and wishes it could figure out a way to eat it.0 -
Carlos_421 wrote: »TheBeachgod wrote: »
You. You just won the whole internet.
Must jump in and agree. Off to forward this video to everyone I know... thanks!!
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I like keenwa and koos koos...so shoot me
(but I'll still happily put kale and Arctic Zero on the bad foods list)0 -
Hubby would agree with you in the whole couscous/quinoa thing. I quite like it. Are you jazzing yours up with garlic, onion, spices and cheese?0
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Hubby would agree with you in the whole couscous/quinoa thing. I quite like it. Are you jazzing yours up with garlic, onion, spices and cheese?
My go-to is boiling it in chicken stock and then adding in sauteed veggies (mushrooms, onions, peppers, etc) and topping it with some crumbled feta cheese.0 -
As a new starter I'd like to thank you all
It's been such a funny topic to see people arguing in ( a few sad posts regarding conditions) but mainly brilliant.
I can finally fully understand how so many people come to have massive breakdowns whilst on diets and how so many people fall into the traps of "bad food" labels ( a good friends oh works with these people daily)
I'm amazed at some of the posts from the "bad food" side and as this is so high on the forum I'm saddened by how many vaunrable people may get hold of some of the missinformation
O well keep up the discussion some of us can atleast enjoy the petty squabble between adults ......0 -
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juggernaut1974 wrote: »I like keenwa and koos koos...so shoot me
(but I'll still happily put kale and Arctic Zero on the bad foods list)
I haven't tried arctic zero, but kale I can agree with
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As a new starter I'd like to thank you all
It's been such a funny topic to see people arguing in ( a few sad posts regarding conditions) but mainly brilliant.
I can finally fully understand how so many people come to have massive breakdowns whilst on diets and how so many people fall into the traps of "bad food" labels ( a good friends oh works with these people daily)
I'm amazed at some of the posts from the "bad food" side and as this is so high on the forum I'm saddened by how many vaunrable people may get hold of some of the missinformation
O well keep up the discussion some of us can atleast enjoy the petty squabble between adults ......
Always glad to hear from people who are just starting out, or who are usually lurking on the forums - that these petty squabbles really do resonate with some folks. It is for people like you that many continue to try to dispel a lot of the woo and misinformation that abounds on the forums, or just make sure to offer alternative perspectives so that people are aware that you losing weight doesn't have to feel like punishment.
Good luck - and if you haven't already, you should give the "Most Helpful Posts" threads a read at the top of each forum section - there is lots of great info there. Welcome to the site!0 -
queenliz99 wrote: »Unrefrigerated foods left out on the counter are bad and may make you sick. Food past their expiration date can be bad. Food dropped on the floor not so bad, if you use the 4 second rule.
ETA: Fricken commas, I hate them.
Best response ever
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I like quinoa fine -- slightly more than rice, which I don't care about and rarely eat at home. I feel the same way about normal-sized couscous, but I really like the Israeli couscous (this is the same as pearled, right?). I guess size matters.0
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WinoGelato wrote: »As a new starter I'd like to thank you all
It's been such a funny topic to see people arguing in ( a few sad posts regarding conditions) but mainly brilliant.
I can finally fully understand how so many people come to have massive breakdowns whilst on diets and how so many people fall into the traps of "bad food" labels ( a good friends oh works with these people daily)
I'm amazed at some of the posts from the "bad food" side and as this is so high on the forum I'm saddened by how many vaunrable people may get hold of some of the missinformation
O well keep up the discussion some of us can atleast enjoy the petty squabble between adults ......
Always glad to hear from people who are just starting out, or who are usually lurking on the forums - that these petty squabbles really do resonate with some folks. It is for people like you that many continue to try to dispel a lot of the woo and misinformation that abounds on the forums, or just make sure to offer alternative perspectives so that people are aware that you losing weight doesn't have to feel like punishment.
Good luck - and if you haven't already, you should give the "Most Helpful Posts" threads a read at the top of each forum section - there is lots of great info there. Welcome to the site!
Thank you for the welcome
I'm of the lucky group of people that don't really care if I lose any weight or not (or it's a lack of determination) I'm more interested in getting back into physically demanding sports I enjoy ( snowboarding, mountain biking, skateboarding) and require a bit of a tuneup after a spat of depression and inactivity.
The way I see it if I cut all the food I enjoy that people class as "bad" and never have it because it's classed as so, I might as well be six ft under (what's the point in being healthy, thin etc if you aren't enjoying any pleasures in food!)
I'll check out the posts, but don't hold much hope for me posting my miracle results like I said I don't hold much value in dieting, I do however like some of the supportive and positive posts I've seen around the majority make up a nice friendly community which is always good to be a part of0 -
Carlos_421 wrote: »stevencloser wrote: »How do you pronounce quinoa? Sounds like one of those disgusting fake chemical ingredients.
It's pronounced "sád-ness". Which, coincidentally enough, is exactly what it tastes like.
Yeah, most disappointing non-rice ever.
Finally. I thought I was the only person in the world that didn't love the stuff. I prefer cous cous.
Yea, but can you pronounce it?0 -
Carlos_421 wrote: »stevencloser wrote: »How do you pronounce quinoa? Sounds like one of those disgusting fake chemical ingredients.
It's pronounced "sád-ness". Which, coincidentally enough, is exactly what it tastes like.
Yeah, most disappointing non-rice ever.
Finally. I thought I was the only person in the world that didn't love the stuff. I prefer cous cous.
Yea, but can you pronounce it?
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Rice is so bland and chewy. Quinoa is so fluffy and stays fluffy for use in hot or cold dishes. There are so many ways to prepare it. So fast and easy to cook. Rice takes so long to cook.0
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BinaryPulsar wrote: »Rice is so bland and chewy. Quinoa is so fluffy and stays fluffy for use in hot or cold dishes. There are so many ways to prepare it. So fast and easy to cook. Rice takes so long to cook.
Long grain white rice takes about 11-12 minutes to cook. But, whatever.
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The cooking time is influenced by the type of rice, as long grain brown rice takes longer.vivmom2014 wrote: »BinaryPulsar wrote: »Rice is so bland and chewy. Quinoa is so fluffy and stays fluffy for use in hot or cold dishes. There are so many ways to prepare it. So fast and easy to cook. Rice takes so long to cook.
Long grain white rice takes about 11-12 minutes to cook. But, whatever.
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Or you have a rice cooker and the time is zero.0
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ForecasterJason wrote: »
The cooking time is influenced by the type of rice, as long grain brown rice takes longer.vivmom2014 wrote: »BinaryPulsar wrote: »Rice is so bland and chewy. Quinoa is so fluffy and stays fluffy for use in hot or cold dishes. There are so many ways to prepare it. So fast and easy to cook. Rice takes so long to cook.
Long grain white rice takes about 11-12 minutes to cook. But, whatever.
Not THAT long. I mean, if 12 minutes is the cap on what you're willing to cook, you're doing it wrong.0 -
ForecasterJason wrote: »
The cooking time is influenced by the type of rice, as long grain brown rice takes longer.vivmom2014 wrote: »BinaryPulsar wrote: »Rice is so bland and chewy. Quinoa is so fluffy and stays fluffy for use in hot or cold dishes. There are so many ways to prepare it. So fast and easy to cook. Rice takes so long to cook.
Long grain white rice takes about 11-12 minutes to cook. But, whatever.
Not THAT long. I mean, if 12 minutes is the cap on what you're willing to cook, you're doing it wrong.
12 minutes with kids bugging about when is dinner ready, is like 2 hours no kids time though.0 -
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Did we know each other? Key Know Wah is food of the Gods. These Gods live on mountain tops and like crappy food too.nutmegoreo wrote: »Carlos_421 wrote: »stevencloser wrote: »How do you pronounce quinoa? Sounds like one of those disgusting fake chemical ingredients.
It's pronounced "sád-ness". Which, coincidentally enough, is exactly what it tastes like.
Yeah, most disappointing non-rice ever.
Finally. I thought I was the only person in the world that didn't love the stuff. I prefer cous cous.
I think both quinoa and cous cous would be the closest I would come to admitting there is bad food. :sick:
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lemurcat12 wrote: »I like quinoa fine -- slightly more than rice, which I don't care about and rarely eat at home. I feel the same way about normal-sized couscous, but I really like the Israeli couscous (this is the same as pearled, right?). I guess size matters.
Quinoa is great until you have a package you can't open and it rips open and those little suckers go everywhere. And yes, size matters. #Gotpackageandsizemattersinoneresponse
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ForecasterJason wrote: »
The cooking time is influenced by the type of rice, as long grain brown rice takes longer.vivmom2014 wrote: »BinaryPulsar wrote: »Rice is so bland and chewy. Quinoa is so fluffy and stays fluffy for use in hot or cold dishes. There are so many ways to prepare it. So fast and easy to cook. Rice takes so long to cook.
Long grain white rice takes about 11-12 minutes to cook. But, whatever.
Not THAT long. I mean, if 12 minutes is the cap on what you're willing to cook, you're doing it wrong.
12 minutes with kids bugging about when is dinner ready, is like 2 hours no kids time though.
More reasons I don't have kids...0 -
ForecasterJason wrote: »
The cooking time is influenced by the type of rice, as long grain brown rice takes longer.vivmom2014 wrote: »BinaryPulsar wrote: »Rice is so bland and chewy. Quinoa is so fluffy and stays fluffy for use in hot or cold dishes. There are so many ways to prepare it. So fast and easy to cook. Rice takes so long to cook.
Long grain white rice takes about 11-12 minutes to cook. But, whatever.
Not THAT long. I mean, if 12 minutes is the cap on what you're willing to cook, you're doing it wrong.
12 minutes with kids bugging about when is dinner ready, is like 2 hours no kids time though.
That's for parboiled rice, "unprocessed", "clean" brown rice takes 45 or so.0 -
Or you have a rice cooker and the time is zero.
Uncle Bens Ready Rice. 90 seconds. Ta da!
Oh wait. Bad because processed? Since it is in a bag? Even though regular rice is also in a bag? I've tried buying rice, quinoa and couscous not in bags or boxes but they are just so hard to get home in my pockets...
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*ahem* you're doing it wrong.ForecasterJason wrote: »
The cooking time is influenced by the type of rice, as long grain brown rice takes longer.vivmom2014 wrote: »BinaryPulsar wrote: »Rice is so bland and chewy. Quinoa is so fluffy and stays fluffy for use in hot or cold dishes. There are so many ways to prepare it. So fast and easy to cook. Rice takes so long to cook.
Long grain white rice takes about 11-12 minutes to cook. But, whatever.
Not THAT long. I mean, if 12 minutes is the cap on what you're willing to cook, you're doing it wrong.
12 minutes with kids bugging about when is dinner ready, is like 2 hours no kids time though.
More reasons I don't have kids...
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stevencloser wrote: »ForecasterJason wrote: »
The cooking time is influenced by the type of rice, as long grain brown rice takes longer.vivmom2014 wrote: »BinaryPulsar wrote: »Rice is so bland and chewy. Quinoa is so fluffy and stays fluffy for use in hot or cold dishes. There are so many ways to prepare it. So fast and easy to cook. Rice takes so long to cook.
Long grain white rice takes about 11-12 minutes to cook. But, whatever.
Not THAT long. I mean, if 12 minutes is the cap on what you're willing to cook, you're doing it wrong.
12 minutes with kids bugging about when is dinner ready, is like 2 hours no kids time though.
That's for parboiled rice, "unprocessed", "clean" brown rice takes 45 or so.
I still think this is reasonable...start it 45 mins before dinner. Problem solved.0
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