Is bread fruit paleo?
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Is bread fruit paleo? Why or why not?
Please don't answer if your not familiar with the fruit.
Please don't answer if your not familiar with the fruit.
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I think it would be....I haven't eaten it in a while (I don't even know where I can find it here), but I used to eat it often when we lived in PR. Very good when mixed with plantains to make Mofongo!0
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I'm neither familiar with the fruit, nor do I like being told what to do on my internets.0
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My mother brought it here in Toronto and bammy (cassava) as well and I think they could be good bread replacements but I wanted to make sure it doesn't have any canceling qualities.0
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I'm not familiar, but I do what I want.
Surely if it's a 'fruit' then by definition it is?0 -
Not familiar. So what is it? Be specific so folks can tell you yea or nea when it comes to Paleo. If I was running would I want to eat this? If I was Paleoing would this be something I'd eat raw?0
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If you have to ask, then it's not paleo.0
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Lol, it seems everyone answers when I say don't answer unless you have the answer. I should use this on my transverse abdominis question in the other forum. Ha ha ha. Still don't have answer there.
Brb I am so going add this sentence in my other thread.0 -
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I don't see why not. It's a legitimate fruit and looks to be full of vitamins and minerals, thus meeting the nutrient dense guideline.0
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If Paleolithic man lived in a place where breadfruit was an accessible source of nutrition, then he would have eaten it.
The same goes deep-fried Twinkies.0 -
I've always been curious about bread fruit. I have heard of it but have never seen it anywhere. No idea if it would classify as Paleo.0
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depends on where you base your Plaeo diet.
European: no
wherever Breadfruits come from: yes
I'm sure the fruit is older than actual bread0 -
Lol, it seems everyone answers when I say don't answer unless you have the answer. I should use this on my transverse abdominis question in the other forum. Ha ha ha. Still don't have answer there.
Brb I am so going add this sentence in my other thread.
It's an open forum. You can't control who can or cannot answer your threads. Get over it.
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LolLol, it seems everyone answers when I say don't answer unless you have the answer. I should use this on my transverse abdominis question in the other forum. Ha ha ha. Still don't have answer there.
Brb I am so going add this sentence in my other thread.
It's an open forum. You can't control who can or cannot answer your threads. Get over it.
Lol I did that why I going to add it to my other thread to get answers. Silly, I am loving this not hate, don't be hater. Lol
I just said don't again. Hahaha
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Is Jell-O with fruit pieces built-in paleo?0
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SonicDeathMonkey80 wrote: »Is Jell-O with fruit pieces built-in paleo?
Only if you make the Jello in the shape of Dinosaurs
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Chief_Rocka wrote: »If Paleolithic man lived in a place where breadfruit was an accessible source of nutrition, then he would have eaten it.
The same goes deep-fried Twinkies.
I like your quote I must use this later.
Excccccelllent!0 -
LolLol, it seems everyone answers when I say don't answer unless you have the answer. I should use this on my transverse abdominis question in the other forum. Ha ha ha. Still don't have answer there.
Brb I am so going add this sentence in my other thread.
It's an open forum. You can't control who can or cannot answer your threads. Get over it.
Lol I did that why I going to add it to my other thread to get answers. Silly, I am loving this not hate, don't be hater. Lol
I just said don't again. Hahaha
lady, you're 33. Don't say "hater".
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LolLol, it seems everyone answers when I say don't answer unless you have the answer. I should use this on my transverse abdominis question in the other forum. Ha ha ha. Still don't have answer there.
Brb I am so going add this sentence in my other thread.
It's an open forum. You can't control who can or cannot answer your threads. Get over it.
Lol I did that why I going to add it to my other thread to get answers. Silly, I am loving this not hate, don't be hater. Lol
I just said don't again. Hahaha
lady, you're 33. Don't say "hater".
I'm 34 and I still call people d***weeds! Haters gonna hate!0 -
Wow! some people are pretty rude....
The best way I can describe breadfruit is its kind of like green plaintain and less of a fruit. It's a savory item that you [generally] boil and mash and can eat it with other forms of protien. it also has a moderate glycemic load, as compared to other foods.
http://nutritiondata.self.com/facts/fruits-and-fruit-juices/1857/20 -
Well- I know in the 1700's they tried to replace/substitute fish with breadfruit to sustain the English slavery population since they couldn't stand up to the fish consumption demands.
I would probably call it paleo- it is a plant. And isn't "processed" but I mean- I'm not really 100% down with the whole paleo thing to begin with- but I mean if that's your cut off- then you're fine.
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Now that this is settled: If you make BREAD from bread fruit.....
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SonicDeathMonkey80 wrote: »LolLol, it seems everyone answers when I say don't answer unless you have the answer. I should use this on my transverse abdominis question in the other forum. Ha ha ha. Still don't have answer there.
Brb I am so going add this sentence in my other thread.
It's an open forum. You can't control who can or cannot answer your threads. Get over it.
Lol I did that why I going to add it to my other thread to get answers. Silly, I am loving this not hate, don't be hater. Lol
I just said don't again. Hahaha
lady, you're 33. Don't say "hater".
I'm 34 and I still call people d***weeds! Haters gonna hate!SonicDeathMonkey80 wrote: »LolLol, it seems everyone answers when I say don't answer unless you have the answer. I should use this on my transverse abdominis question in the other forum. Ha ha ha. Still don't have answer there.
Brb I am so going add this sentence in my other thread.
It's an open forum. You can't control who can or cannot answer your threads. Get over it.
Lol I did that why I going to add it to my other thread to get answers. Silly, I am loving this not hate, don't be hater. Lol
I just said don't again. Hahaha
lady, you're 33. Don't say "hater".
I'm 34 and I still call people d***weeds! Haters gonna hate!
Thank, you.
People don't know how to let go and have fun regardless of age.
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Well- I know in the 1700's they tried to replace/substitute fish with breadfruit to sustain the English slavery population since they couldn't stand up to the fish consumption demands.
I would probably call it paleo- it is a plant. And isn't "processed" but I mean- I'm not really 100% down with the whole paleo thing to begin with- but I mean if that's your cut off- then you're fine.
I want to give a good attempt but a little blurry on certain foods, I found a few sites that say quinoa does apply and others that say it does not, so I wanted a little clarity.0 -
Call me cray cray but didn't they take Shad from the local Virginia rivers and use them for fertilizing the fields. . . . .did I history wrong?!? 1700's or back in the day of "Washington"
Anywho, it is obvious the OP does not understand her own question and it seems I wouldn't run with this, and if eaten raw I may or may not be Paleoing. . . .so I guess to answer the original question I need a cat gif according to MFP folklore.0 -
cmazurek85 wrote: »Wow! some people are pretty rude....
The best way I can describe breadfruit is its kind of like green plaintain and less of a fruit. It's a savory item that you [generally] boil and mash and can eat it with other forms of protien. it also has a moderate glycemic load, as compared to other foods.
http://nutritiondata.self.com/facts/fruits-and-fruit-juices/1857/2
Wow you're a wealth of knowledge, thank you. can I add you as a friend?0 -
Chief_Rocka wrote: »SonicDeathMonkey80 wrote: »Is Jell-O with fruit pieces built-in paleo?
Only if you make the Jello in the shape of Dinosaurs
Bwhahaha Can I so add you both as friends? I need this kind of good humor.0
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