michellemybelll wrote: » Oh, I've never had acai anything either. I've never actually said the word out loud and am unsure how to pronounce outside of my head lol.
jadedone wrote: » Soylent. Sounds really gross.
klove808 wrote: » Back in the day it was spirulina. Wonder when that ones gonna make a retro-showing.
klove808 wrote: » Back in the day it was spirulina. Wonder when that ones gonna make a retro-showing. Coconut sugar is not good for much it seems - bought it don't like and don't know what to do with the rest of it.
Gallowmere1984 wrote: » cityruss wrote: » "Dark" chocolate. Despite it being the go to answer for every single ill in the known universe I find it repulsive. Dark chocolate is trendy now? I've preferred it to milk chocolate since I was a kid. Oh god, did I just become a chocolate hipster?
cityruss wrote: » "Dark" chocolate. Despite it being the go to answer for every single ill in the known universe I find it repulsive.
AnvilHead wrote: » it bears more contempt being heaped upon it
VKetoV wrote: » Alcohol & gasp...."bullet proof coffee" (marketing at its worst...the logic behind it is mind boggling)
minniestar55 wrote: » Coconut oil, gluten free stuff, matcha tea stuff.
AnvilHead wrote: » I know it's already been said (several times, I think)....but it bears more contempt being heaped upon it: Starbucks coffee. I find it completely disgusting. I'd rather drink six-hour old mud from the burnt, stained coffee pot in a gas station.
jennybearlv wrote: » minniestar55 wrote: » Coconut oil, gluten free stuff, matcha tea stuff. I was wondering if anyone had mentioned coconut oil yet. I keep hearing it is so healthy. What? Since when is saturated fat healthy? If saturated fats are healthy now why not butter, lard, or ghee? That's what is in my pantry and used in moderation. I've never even seen a recipe calling for coconut oil.
jadowns wrote: » I refuse to buy LA CROIX, as well as acai bowls.
Alatariel75 wrote: » Actually, I will refuse to buy something that is labelled "Gluten Free" when the particular product it is doesn't have gluten in it anyway. I saw a bag of carrots labelled "Gluten Free" FFS. It wasn't even the brand being ironic.
fitoverfortymom wrote: » I didn't know LaCroix was trendy. As a fomer soda junkie, sparkling water has saved my *kitten*. My favorite is still a lime Perrier in a glass bottle, though. That is probably SUPER annoying.
quiksylver296 wrote: » fitoverfortymom wrote: » I didn't know LaCroix was trendy. As a fomer soda junkie, sparkling water has saved my *kitten*. My favorite is still a lime Perrier in a glass bottle, though. That is probably SUPER annoying. Being from the Pacific Northwest, LaCroix is relatively new. Or maybe I never noticed before, but everybody seems to be drinking it now.
Hornsby wrote: » lemurcat12 wrote: » Hornsby wrote: » I live in hipsterville. Old Style beer is popular around here. It is gross. I don't get it. Old Style is in somewhere? Weird. Kind of cool (yeah, it's absolutely terrible), but weird. There's a million old Old Style signs on genuine old dive bars around here still, but I don't think it's trendy even in hipsterville. Too much of a mainstream standby for too long. And in Oklahoma, I had never seen or heard of it until the last few years. First I saw it on the TV show "Shameless" and just assumed it was one of those prop beers like the cans that just say "BEER" used for the show... Then all of the sudden it started showing it up in the local bars. That and Hamms... Which is also disgusting. PBR has been around here a long time but definitely has had a resurgence as of late.
lemurcat12 wrote: » Hornsby wrote: » I live in hipsterville. Old Style beer is popular around here. It is gross. I don't get it. Old Style is in somewhere? Weird. Kind of cool (yeah, it's absolutely terrible), but weird. There's a million old Old Style signs on genuine old dive bars around here still, but I don't think it's trendy even in hipsterville. Too much of a mainstream standby for too long.
Hornsby wrote: » I live in hipsterville. Old Style beer is popular around here. It is gross. I don't get it.
lemurcat12 wrote: » jennybearlv wrote: » minniestar55 wrote: » Coconut oil, gluten free stuff, matcha tea stuff. I was wondering if anyone had mentioned coconut oil yet. I keep hearing it is so healthy. What? Since when is saturated fat healthy? If saturated fats are healthy now why not butter, lard, or ghee? That's what is in my pantry and used in moderation. I've never even seen a recipe calling for coconut oil. Here you go: http://www.nytimes.com/2011/03/02/dining/02Appe.html?pagewanted=all&_r=0 Discussion of the health stuff AND recipes.
