Chewing like a cow
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Yes Pie I heard it all the way over here and it was quite annoying.
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Cutaway_Collar wrote: »Why did you say dairy cow? What are you insinuating?
Isn't a cow just a cow?
I just did it for flair8 -
I've never heard of anything other than a dairy cow. Are cows fat?0
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sunn_lighter wrote: »So I was eating food last night (dinner) and it was completely silent. I don't chew with my mouth open but I could hear myself chomping away like a big fat dairy cow.
Can other people hear my chomping?
it's always louder in your head
just like the critical comments from people you love
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Cutaway_Collar wrote: »
Or the chocolate cows that make chocolate milk!4 -
SassyMommasaurus wrote: »Cutaway_Collar wrote: »
Or the chocolate cows that make chocolate milk!
I forgot we're in fantasy world
Carry on2 -
SassyMommasaurus wrote: »Cutaway_Collar wrote: »
Or the chocolate cows that make chocolate milk!
I forgot we're in fantasy world
Carry on
They're way more interesting!0 -
It's a known fact that pure brown cows provide us with chocolate milk. My husbands the milk man so it's the truth.3
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jajomo0118 wrote: »It's a known fact that pure brown cows provide us with chocolate milk. My husbands the milk man so it's the truth.
My dad's a milkman. Mum's husband doesn't know.10 -
I don't mind hearing myself chew, I dislike hearing my heartbeat though.0
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Alatariel75 wrote: »jajomo0118 wrote: »It's a known fact that pure brown cows provide us with chocolate milk. My husbands the milk man so it's the truth.
My dad's a milkman. Mum's husband doesn't know.
My kids dad is the milkman as well, my husband knows and seems kinda ok with it.3 -
So cows regurgitate their food to rechew it. Just sayin'.
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So cows regurgitate their food to rechew it. Just sayin'.
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Wrong thread
http://community.myfitnesspal.com/en/discussion/10368880/useless-fact-of-the-day#latest3 -
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If you can hear it, everyone else can hear it too..lol! (I've actually left a restaurant once when I was pregnant, because the sound of another diner slurping his food was making me want to vomit!
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sunn_lighter wrote: »So I was eating food last night (dinner) and it was completely silent. I don't chew with my mouth open but I could hear myself chomping away like a big fat dairy cow.
Can other people hear my chomping?
it's always louder in your head
just like the critical comments from people you love
Ooo...I like the way you said that, EXACTLY!1 -
Cutaway_Collar wrote: »
Not really. In Cumberbrook farms, the farmers feed tofu to their cows and he milks about 50 litres of soy milk every two days and they sell that to whole foods.SassyMommasaurus wrote: »Cutaway_Collar wrote: »
Or the chocolate cows that make chocolate milk!
I forgot we're in fantasy world
Carry on
He doesn't use machines to milk as soy milk has a softer texture than dairy milk. Sometimes they coagulate it for bread spread and it is very creamy and has tons of protein, tofu mixed into lactose. My friend is lactose intolerant and this milk does nothing to her.
Don't they make soy milk out of soy2 -
JustMissTracy wrote: »If you can hear it, everyone else can hear it too..lol! (I've actually left a restaurant once when I was pregnant, because the sound of another diner slurping his food was making me want to vomit! )
I need to work on my etiquette jeeze0 -
If you put your fingers in your ears you can hear yourself breath, I don't think anyone else can hear you breathe ,but you inside your head....... So I think it's the same unless you're eating something crunchy like chips.......yes?0
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sunn_lighter wrote: »Cutaway_Collar wrote: »
You really think it is easy to raise that much amount of soy when every grocery store in the world is putting out millions of tons of soy milk. It is not scaleable. This tofu fodder is an alternate technique and it's also very good for the environment and helps reduce greenhouse gases, in the long run. Soy horticulture and the manure needed for it release theosulphate into the atmosphere and can damage the ozone layer. You may have seen news on how people are getting skin cancer left and right and also developing vitamin D deficiency.Cutaway_Collar wrote: »
Not really. In Cumberbrook farms, the farmers feed tofu to their cows and he milks about 50 litres of soy milk every two days and they sell that to whole foods.SassyMommasaurus wrote: »Cutaway_Collar wrote: »
Or the chocolate cows that make chocolate milk!
I forgot we're in fantasy world
Carry on
He doesn't use machines to milk as soy milk has a softer texture than dairy milk. Sometimes they coagulate it for bread spread and it is very creamy and has tons of protein, tofu mixed into lactose. My friend is lactose intolerant and this milk does nothing to her.
Don't they make soy milk out of soy
On the other hand, cows are easy to handle and they are easier for the farmer to produce dairy as well as non dairy milk. The farm is looking to go public, if you want to shore up your 401K in 20 years, this is one place to invest.
i wonder if our resident vegans could when in on whether or not this is cow milk or no
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I hate it when I'm munching on something crunchy and I'm sat beside someone who isn't eating anything, I feel like every mouthful is at like 100 decibels,it can be akward lol1
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Cutaway_Collar wrote: »
Not really. In Cumberbrook farms, the farmers feed tofu to their cows and he milks about 50 litres of soy milk every two days and they sell that to whole foods.SassyMommasaurus wrote: »Cutaway_Collar wrote: »
Or the chocolate cows that make chocolate milk!
I forgot we're in fantasy world
Carry on
He doesn't use machines to milk as soy milk has a softer texture than dairy milk. Sometimes they coagulate it for bread spread and it is very creamy and has tons of protein, tofu mixed into lactose. My friend is lactose intolerant and this milk does nothing to her.
As someone who's worked around cattle my entire life, this seems highly suspect...1 -
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chewing noises is something I cannot put up with. I can drown all sorts of annoying noises, except when it comes to chewing. It makes me hard to eat at dinner tables with family, because if I'm not chewing to where I can focus on my own noise, and I have to listen to someone elses chewing (even if they have their mouths closed), I have to leave the table.0
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sunn_lighter wrote: »Cutaway_Collar wrote: »
Not really. In Cumberbrook farms, the farmers feed tofu to their cows and he milks about 50 litres of soy milk every two days and they sell that to whole foods.SassyMommasaurus wrote: »Cutaway_Collar wrote: »
Or the chocolate cows that make chocolate milk!
I forgot we're in fantasy world
Carry on
He doesn't use machines to milk as soy milk has a softer texture than dairy milk. Sometimes they coagulate it for bread spread and it is very creamy and has tons of protein, tofu mixed into lactose. My friend is lactose intolerant and this milk does nothing to her.
As someone who's worked around cattle my entire life, this seems highly suspect...
no it totally works this way that's why when you eat a lot of meat you don't need to eat vegetables anymore because your meat ate the vegetables and it's inside them so you get vegetables by eating the meat
steak technically is a vegetable because of the grass the cows eat1 -
kate141987 wrote: »I hate it when I'm munching on something crunchy and I'm sat beside someone who isn't eating anything, I feel like every mouthful is at like 100 decibels,it can be akward lol
And then you start chewing slower thinking it will help but it just sounds louder.. then when you swallow you're like "ewww I'm gross".2 -
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