If you don't like salads then you are making them wrong.
If you don't like salads then you are making them wrong.
Enjoy your Gout http://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-c...s/con-20019400
Gout disease appears when you eat too much meat, but unlikely to appear at young age, usually people over their 30s get gout, the older you get the higher the chance. Meat contains substances that need to be processed by your body and when you eat nothing but meat your body can't process them fast enough.
In the old days, the Gout was also named the "rich man's disease" because only rich folk used to eat a lot of meat and then they got Gout while peasants had a balanced diet that had a bit of everything.
I love salad! Macaroni salad is a salad, right guys!?
Salad doesn't necessarily mean healthy. Cole slaw is traditionally just shredded lettuce drowned in dressing. It's purpose is to make something not as desirable on its own (cabbage) more desirable by adding a fatty, sweet dressing. Who eats just plain boiled macaroni noodles or potatoes? People who don't care what their food tastes like. Throw in a ton of mayonnaise and you have macaroni salad or potato salad (plus some other, less important ingredients).
what's not to love?
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the fact that that meat/fish isn't cooked.
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i will never forgive you for this blizzard.
The olives, the tomatoes, the green beans, the fish skin.
Not all meat and fish. Don't know about baked goods, I'm not a baker. My understanding is that food poisoning has more to do with how clean the food is as opposed to the internal temperature.
Except for poultry and pork, of course, cook that shit.
Last edited by Slonah; 2014-12-30 at 09:19 AM.
I'd basically live on salads if I could, they're very balanced meals. Although not exactly low-calorie depending on the salad...
You can. I've dropped the facts before. You could live on kale, rice, and beans, with meat a few times per week. Drop the meat if you're taking B vitamin supplements, or eating a lot of cheese and eggs.
Edit: Spinach and arugula works, not quite as good as kale but more palatable for most people as a raw salad.
Meh, I can understand why people wouldn't like raw meat/fish. If handled properly (like all food products should, including the ones that do get baked) there's not really any danger to it, though. And it tastes amazing. I'd take sashimi over a steak any day of the week
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