Comments on: I think I just ate yak vomit http://www.pipesdreams.org/blog/archives/1931 Turning a New Leaf Fri, 09 Apr 2010 19:03:48 -0400 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.6 hourly 1 By: Honey http://www.pipesdreams.org/blog/archives/1931/comment-page-1#comment-4525 Honey Tue, 19 Jan 2010 15:35:40 +0000 http://www.pipesdreams.org/blog/?p=1931#comment-4525 There's no going back from Whole Foods meat: you CAN taste the difference. The rest of the items on your list are available at Longo's and Loblaws. Achy arms sounds like processed sugar withdrawal. It's hard to believe, but it'll pass. BTW, Your blog post helped convince the hubby to go to The Black Hoof -- thank you! :) There’s no going back from Whole Foods meat: you CAN taste the difference. The rest of the items on your list are available at Longo’s and Loblaws.

Achy arms sounds like processed sugar withdrawal. It’s hard to believe, but it’ll pass.

BTW, Your blog post helped convince the hubby to go to The Black Hoof — thank you! :)

]]> By: Stephen http://www.pipesdreams.org/blog/archives/1931/comment-page-1#comment-4524 Stephen Tue, 19 Jan 2010 12:20:35 +0000 http://www.pipesdreams.org/blog/?p=1931#comment-4524 For me, that was pretty much the darkest, most disturbing episode of ST:TNG. The ending, where they realize the would-be insect overlords had successfully sent out the beacon informing the rest of their species that "dinner is served", was particularly chilling. Lesson learned: kill bugs before eating, but either way, they'll get you in the end. Raw horse, however... yum yum yum. (especially with wasabi - there's a reason it's called horseradish!) For me, that was pretty much the darkest, most disturbing episode of ST:TNG. The ending, where they realize the would-be insect overlords had successfully sent out the beacon informing the rest of their species that “dinner is served”, was particularly chilling. Lesson learned: kill bugs before eating, but either way, they’ll get you in the end.

Raw horse, however… yum yum yum. (especially with wasabi – there’s a reason it’s called horseradish!)

]]> By: Laura http://www.pipesdreams.org/blog/archives/1931/comment-page-1#comment-4523 Laura Mon, 18 Jan 2010 22:47:37 +0000 http://www.pipesdreams.org/blog/?p=1931#comment-4523 Looking at that picture/description of yer new food, it looks mostly like stuff I myself have purchased at loblaws/dominion/etc. places that aren't Whole Paycheck, I mean, besides the yeast-free bread. It also looks like you have the makings of a good mex-type stir fry: the veggies, garlic&onions, and chili peppers go really well with avocado and some lime juice! mmmmmmmmmmmmm. also, quinoa makes a really good breakfast-type-porridge when cooked with some whatevermilk and maybe some nonsugar sweetner. Looking at that picture/description of yer new food, it looks mostly like stuff I myself have purchased at loblaws/dominion/etc. places that aren’t Whole Paycheck, I mean, besides the yeast-free bread.

It also looks like you have the makings of a good mex-type stir fry: the veggies, garlic&onions, and chili peppers go really well with avocado and some lime juice! mmmmmmmmmmmmm.

also, quinoa makes a really good breakfast-type-porridge when cooked with some whatevermilk and maybe some nonsugar sweetner.

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