Cerealsensei wrote: » i gave into the pumpkin spice hype and bought pumpkin spice life cereal, after one bite i had to repent to jesus for that blasphemy
RAinWA wrote: » Any kind of nut "milk". And only because I don't believe for a minute it is "milk" of any sort. It's nut juice (which probably wouldn't sell as well).
renae161 wrote: » Cerealsensei wrote: » i gave into the pumpkin spice hype and bought pumpkin spice life cereal, after one bite i had to repent to jesus for that blasphemy I saw limited edition pumpkin spice oreos a few months back and never tried them before, so I bought them, but they're way too sweet. One is my limit.
joshperson195 wrote: » _dixiana_ wrote: » Noreenmarie1234 wrote: » Haha love this thread. For me... kale tofu noodles kombucha Water infused with veggies Smoothies with spinach popcorn in a bag (I don't understand why this is so popular, there is literally a whole entire aisle at my grocery store dedicated to already prepopped bagged popcorn) Kombucha is so good though. Drinking some now GT's Trilogy my favorite!
_dixiana_ wrote: » Noreenmarie1234 wrote: » Haha love this thread. For me... kale tofu noodles kombucha Water infused with veggies Smoothies with spinach popcorn in a bag (I don't understand why this is so popular, there is literally a whole entire aisle at my grocery store dedicated to already prepopped bagged popcorn) Kombucha is so good though. Drinking some now GT's Trilogy
Noreenmarie1234 wrote: » Haha love this thread. For me... kale tofu noodles kombucha Water infused with veggies Smoothies with spinach popcorn in a bag (I don't understand why this is so popular, there is literally a whole entire aisle at my grocery store dedicated to already prepopped bagged popcorn)
Machka9 wrote: » Regarding pumpkin ... So I see everyone going on about spiced pumpkin lattes and things ... and that's just not appealing at all. But give me a pumpkin and curry soup, and I'm there.
silverfiend wrote: » Machka9 wrote: » Regarding pumpkin ... So I see everyone going on about spiced pumpkin lattes and things ... and that's just not appealing at all. But give me a pumpkin and curry soup, and I'm there. Its not a pumpkin latte, its pumpkin pie SPICE. it's the SEASONING used in the pie, not the pumpkin.
Need2Exerc1se wrote: » singingflutelady wrote: » Just a note about the gluten free label. I know someone who is super sensitive and reacts to eggs from grain feed chickens so I am guessing there must be trace amounts of gluten in them There are also a lot of products that you wouldn't think had gluten in them that do. Having dealt with severe food allergies for years the label doesn't seem weird to me.
singingflutelady wrote: » Just a note about the gluten free label. I know someone who is super sensitive and reacts to eggs from grain feed chickens so I am guessing there must be trace amounts of gluten in them
joshperson195 wrote: » joshperson195 wrote: » Also, for the record, acai bowls are stupid (imo) so is fresh-pressed juice
joshperson195 wrote: » Also, for the record, acai bowls are stupid (imo)
joshperson195 wrote: » Me? Hummus. Can't stand the stuff.
RAinWA wrote: » Any kind of nut "milk". And only because I don't believe for a minute it is "milk" of any sort. It's nut juice (which probably wouldn't sell as well). And yes, I am aware I am being absurd, but for some reason this one has always irritated me.
azulvioleta6 wrote: » joshperson195 wrote: » Me? Hummus. Can't stand the stuff. Hummus is probably the oldest known prepared food in the world. It has at least a 1000 year history and is an essential part of many world cuisines. It could not be less trendy.
Queenmunchy wrote: » RAinWA wrote: » Any kind of nut "milk". And only because I don't believe for a minute it is "milk" of any sort. It's nut juice (which probably wouldn't sell as well). And yes, I am aware I am being absurd, but for some reason this one has always irritated me.
kazminchu wrote: » Anything organic. I just can't bring myself to buy it. In fact, I have paid MORE to have non-organic carrots when my regular ones were out of stock and the only other options were organic or super expensive.
canadianlbs wrote: » fishshark wrote: » is greek yogurt a trend? yeah, it is. tastes like spackle though. i'm not at all into it.
fishshark wrote: » is greek yogurt a trend?
DisruptedMatrix wrote: » I'm sorry but kale "chips" are disgusting.
kellyjellybellyjelly wrote: » DisruptedMatrix wrote: » I'm sorry but kale "chips" are disgusting. This! Kale is just vile.
GottaBurnEmAll wrote: » quiksylver296 wrote: » JoRocka wrote: » quiksylver296 wrote: » JoRocka wrote: » Kale, Chia seeds, quinona. And I'm with Alatarier- anything that says gluten free, like effing water- no a**holes. NO. My co-worker brought in corn chips, raving about how they were gluten-free. Ugh. most gluten free things taste like *kitten*. And I don't understand peoples obsession with them. Either you have an intolerance/sensitivity or you're an idiot- because they generally are not tasty and there is 100% no reason to go out of your way to purchase gluten free. It's more expensive and tastes worse. So- don't. Unless you have an actual f*****g issue. Exactly. And they were freaking CORN chips! Speaking as a person with celiac disease here, items intrinsically without gluten like corn chips aren't necessarily gluten free. If a company like Frito Lay (using them as an example, Tostitos are gluten free) also makes a multi-grain chip, there could be danger of cross contamination on the line unless they go through a very rigorous process of cleaning their equipment or use separate, dedicated lines for just their corn chips. Keeping food items safe for consumption by celiacs is a bit more complicated than just starting with gluten free ingredients. For items like the bagged carrots or bottled water, I agree that the gluten free label is silly. But you'd be surprised where you can find gluten, and it might not even be readily apparent on the label. While I'm a vegetarian, I know a lot of celiacs have to struggle with the issue of the Thanksgiving turkey. The solution many birds are injected with is not always gluten free, for example. Not all canned tuna is gluten free. It can be a minefield.
quiksylver296 wrote: » JoRocka wrote: » quiksylver296 wrote: » JoRocka wrote: » Kale, Chia seeds, quinona. And I'm with Alatarier- anything that says gluten free, like effing water- no a**holes. NO. My co-worker brought in corn chips, raving about how they were gluten-free. Ugh. most gluten free things taste like *kitten*. And I don't understand peoples obsession with them. Either you have an intolerance/sensitivity or you're an idiot- because they generally are not tasty and there is 100% no reason to go out of your way to purchase gluten free. It's more expensive and tastes worse. So- don't. Unless you have an actual f*****g issue. Exactly. And they were freaking CORN chips!
JoRocka wrote: » quiksylver296 wrote: » JoRocka wrote: » Kale, Chia seeds, quinona. And I'm with Alatarier- anything that says gluten free, like effing water- no a**holes. NO. My co-worker brought in corn chips, raving about how they were gluten-free. Ugh. most gluten free things taste like *kitten*. And I don't understand peoples obsession with them. Either you have an intolerance/sensitivity or you're an idiot- because they generally are not tasty and there is 100% no reason to go out of your way to purchase gluten free. It's more expensive and tastes worse. So- don't. Unless you have an actual f*****g issue.
quiksylver296 wrote: » JoRocka wrote: » Kale, Chia seeds, quinona. And I'm with Alatarier- anything that says gluten free, like effing water- no a**holes. NO. My co-worker brought in corn chips, raving about how they were gluten-free. Ugh.
JoRocka wrote: » Kale, Chia seeds, quinona. And I'm with Alatarier- anything that says gluten free, like effing water- no a**holes. NO.
