Food, Food, and More Food Thread

Started by bmwracer · 6 Oct 2004 · 25,210 replies

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13 Jan 2006, 14:39 #6181
littlemissfab wrote:..need to find another source of protein..

The sushi place that I go to has very good agedashi (fried tofu). :)
13 Jan 2006, 14:39 #6182
bmwracer wrote:
The sushi place that I go to has very good agedashi (fried tofu). :)



:bleh: on Tofu and miso.. i don't know why.. but :bleh:
13 Jan 2006, 14:40 #6183
bmwracer wrote:
The sushi place that I go to has very good agedashi (fried tofu). :)


can't go wrong with soy....nobody bitches about that.....yet.
13 Jan 2006, 14:41 #6184
Tu_triky wrote:can't go wrong with soy....nobody bitches about that.....yet.

Well the agedashi is fried... :sweat:
13 Jan 2006, 14:41 #6185
littlemissfab wrote:Triky kowaii..

KMSeeshter .. deal.. i'll email a pot of steaming Tinolang Manok right now.. :rofl: what is it called in english anyway? ginger chicken broth soup? (that was so lame).. we still have ham from Christmas.. I'm getting sick and tired of it.. Who the hell buys a ham worth $40 anyway??? *monkey-slaps uncle who gave us ham*


*puts a stamp on the box of pocky* I hope the mail man doesn't eat it...
Yeah, i thnk the ham was originally for christmas/new years but we made so much food we're just now getting around to eat it.


BTW, I've heard scary things about mercury and tuna too. Like how you're not supposed to eat a lot while pregnant because they think that it's connected to the development of Autism in the unborn kids... nothing is safe anymore. :shakehead:
13 Jan 2006, 14:42 #6186
KeepMeCaffein8td wrote:

*puts a stamp on the box of pocky* I hope the mail man doesn't eat it...
Yeah, i thnk the ham was originally for christmas/new years but we made so much food we're just now getting around to eat it.


BTW, I've heard scary things about mercury and tuna too. Like how you're not supposed to eat a lot while pregnant because they think that it's connected to the development of Autism in the unborn kids... nothing is safe anymore. :shakehead:


yeah that FDA announcement that bmwracer posted today specifically addresses acceptable levels of fish intake for pregnant women or those expecting pregnancy....
13 Jan 2006, 14:45 #6187
Tu_triky wrote:yeah that FDA announcement that bmwracer posted today specifically addresses acceptable levels of fish intake for pregnant women or those expecting pregnancy....

Amazingly, that was a page or two back. :sweat:

*switches over to canned salmon*
13 Jan 2006, 14:46 #6188
^^

Yikes, didn't see that. Sometimes threads move too fast for me.

Or I'm just really unobservant/slow sometimes. :sweat:
13 Jan 2006, 14:47 #6189
doesn't canned salmon have preservatives?
13 Jan 2006, 14:54 #6190
littlemissfab wrote:doesn't canned salmon have preservatives?


from reputable companies...no...aside from salt and/or maybe some sort of vegatable oil
13 Jan 2006, 15:02 #6191
Tu_triky wrote:from reputable companies...no...aside from salt and/or maybe some sort of vegatable oil

Maybe spring water, like tuna.

From the charts, salmon (canned or fresh/frozen) has ten times less mercury than chunk light tuna...

Thing is, do we accumulate the mercury in our bodies as well or we purge it? Or at least most of it? :sweat:
13 Jan 2006, 15:03 #6192
bmwracer wrote:
Maybe spring water, like tuna.

From the charts, salmon (canned or fresh/frozen) has ten times less mercury than chunk light tuna...

Thing is, do we accumulate the mercury in our bodies as well or we purge it? Or at least most of it? :sweat:


yeah huh..

dude.. you got me thinking..
13 Jan 2006, 15:05 #6193
bmwracer wrote:
Maybe spring water, like tuna.

From the charts, salmon (canned or fresh/frozen) has ten times less mercury than chunk light tuna...

Thing is, do we accumulate the mercury in our bodies as well or we purge it? Or at least most of it? :sweat:


there are certain substances such as antioxidants that help chelate heavy metals from the body...but obviously if one is consuming more than the body can detoxify at any given time it will reduce healthy bodily function.
13 Jan 2006, 15:06 #6194
littlemissfab wrote:yeah huh..

dude.. you got me thinking..

Always a good thing. :D


Sack time... Oyasumi folks.
13 Jan 2006, 15:06 #6195
bmwracer wrote:
Always a good thing. :D


Sack time... Oyasumi folks.


lates, *racer
13 Jan 2006, 15:11 #6196
bmwracer wrote:
Always a good thing. :D


Sack time... Oyasumi folks.


my brain's on freeze.. need to take that long hot bath..

lates people!!

booboo!! thanks for the r.kelly clip and the f*ck yo couch clip..

classic..
13 Jan 2006, 15:13 #6197
littlemissfab wrote:

my brain's on freeze.. need to take that long hot bath..

lates people!!

booboo!! thanks for the r.kelly clip and the f*ck yo couch clip..

classic..


goodnight kids!
13 Jan 2006, 15:46 #6198
What is NAto? You unknow the italian food, same spaghetti, pizza... :naughty: Jek
13 Jan 2006, 23:58 #6199
Tu_triky wrote:there are certain substances such as antioxidants that help chelate heavy metals from the body...but obviously if one is consuming more than the body can detoxify at any given time it will reduce healthy bodily function.

Hmm, fascinating.

You're very well read. And/or a doctor (or similar).

I've gotta read up on this.
14 Jan 2006, 00:10 #6200
bmwracer wrote:
Hmm, fascinating.

You're very well read. And/or a doctor (or similar).

I've gotta read up on this.


i appreciate your compliment (if i can take it as such).

i only have a cursory knowledge of the subject but i like to share knowledge here just as others have shared knowledge on various topics that i've found both interesting and fascinating....and educational. i am not a doctor, kind sir, but i do have a strong belief that living in an industrial society, as we do, the exposure to various environmental factors has a profound impact on health...and nutrition seems to be the best defense to combat such stressors.

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