NUTS.

[Guest guest]

Yeah, I went to one work picnic that's a perfect demonstration of

this. They had purchased fake hotdogs for myself and the one other

vegetarian at my office. By the time I got there (I was only a bit

late), all of the fake hotdogs had been eaten by the non-veggies.

 

, mark martone <ebbrewpunx>

wrote:

> all ppl be different....

> some folks are just more stuck in a rut then others

> others dislike any change wotsoever....

> *shrug*

> me..heck..anytime me er someone else brings vegan food to a

gathering of any sort, its always the first to go..which is sorta

neat, and also sorta sux in that the food I can eat is gone forst,

while there is always piles of rotted congealed milk pus product left

lying about

> ick

> cheers

> fraggle

[Guest guest]

I believe he refuses to admit to liking any vegetarian or vegan food

item on principle. You know how stubborn many people can be.

sara

 

, " Jo " <Heartwork@o...> wrote:

> If you tricked him and he liked it what is he complaining about?

>

> Jo

>

>

> So true. My dad won't even eat anything I have cooked (even if

it's a

> food item that would naturally be vegan, think salsa or pasta

sauce)

> because he claims I " tricked " him with some vegan cheesecake. I

had

> told him I would only cook vegan food, so he knew before he ate

it,

> but that's a whole 'nother issue.

> sara

[Guest guest]

LOL.....you're too funny!!....

 

Oh, no... Time passes, they forget!GaijeOn Wed, 11 Aug 2004 8:36am, PJ wrote:> Well, that would only work once.....because after eating at a vegan > restaurant, they won't let you pick anymore!!!!! Now isn't that the > truth?> PJ>> Well... Sometimes you just have to trick them... Once you're all in the > place, at your table looking at menus.... Well, it's too late for them > then, now isn't it!>> Gaije

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Almonds are also a good source of zinc, try sprinkling some seeds and nuts ( assuming you dont eat muesli like me) on a bowl of cereal every morning.

The Valley Vegan......Jo <Heartwork wrote:

 

Hi PJ

 

Vegetarians are welcome here. Nuts - it's best to have a variety of nuts. As far as I know the best ones to eat are Brazils for selenium, walnuts for the fatty acids and almonds for calcium and also to help balance blood sugar. I think the ones with the least nutritive value are peanuts, but they are still fairly good. You can also include seeds - I eat pumpkin and sunflower seeds and pine nuts.

 

Jo

 

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PJ

Tuesday, August 03, 2004 8:14 PM

NUTS.

 

Hi all,I had a question about nuts, which are the best to eat? I usually have the mixed, they have cashews, almonds, peanuts, walnuts. But I'm finding myself eating a lot more now that I am vegetarian. (in the group discription it said vegetarians are welcome) Anyway, I eat like 5 times a day, and not just to eat, it's because I get really hungry. I'm always craving for something salty too, because I mainly eat fruits, carrots and peppers and they're all sweet. In any event, I go for nuts, but am wondering which ones are lowest calorie, as well as most nutrious. I don't want to gain weight now that I am tring to go vegetarian.

"Never frown, someone could be falling in love with your smile."

 

With lots of love,

***PJ***

 

 

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