Quote from: Shantel on April 09, 2014, 06:55:41 PM
Perhaps you might consider "Cookie" as a future name possibility! 

How's that now?

Quote from: big head horsey-faced cookie monster on April 09, 2014, 07:02:20 PM
How's that now?

Totally love it doll face!

A 12 oz pack of raspberries... I wish they were cheaper so I can eat more in one sitting...

Spareribs.

Coffee and a banana muffin.

I drank milk and had pommes frites(Oven baked) to the spareribs.

sink water

Hi ,

For about six days now I am really eating unhealthy , I ate so much cookies and chocolate and drank a lot of fruit juices . I allowed this treat because I underwent a surgery about two weeks ago and also because I am so depressed . Unfortunately I will have to stop this soon , because it is really unhealthy , I am worried including for the recovery and healing of the wounds  .
So what was the last thing I ate / drank ?
The healthy ones :  soy " meat '' and eggs
The sweet ones : cookies , chocolate , fruits and fruit juice .

A glass of Orange Juice

Raw oatmeal soaked for an hour in water and a little bit of cream with a little salt and stevia.

Cabbage casserole

A tim-tam slam

I had a frozen spinach souffle and a side of chicken sausage.

Mixed whole grain cereal (steel cut oats, buckwheat groats, wild rice, rolled rye), with kefir and  strawberries.

boiled water. can't just keep drinking tea and coffee all day...

Technically not "eaten" but pretty close since I put so much in it and it's effectively my breakfast--coffee with a half tablespoon of grass-fed cow butter, a couple tablespoons of MCT oil, two drops of D3, a tiny dash of salt, and a bit of stevia for sweetener.

Quote from: dalebert on May 21, 2014, 10:45:17 AM
Technically not "eaten" but pretty close since I put so much in it and it's effectively my breakfast--coffee with a half tablespoon of grass-fed cow butter, a couple tablespoons of MCT oil, two drops of D3, a tiny dash of salt, and a bit of stevia for sweetener.

This brings to mind something I recently read about in the NewYorker, a new powdered food product that just came out on the market named after "Soylent Green" the movie that Charlton Heston stared in several years ago. It looks promising for people on the go and might be ideal for people wanting to maintain a certain weight level.

I have a friend who's really excited about it but I'm a fan of real food, contrary to what my coffee breakfast implies. I just usually am not that hungry for a big breakfast in the morning.

i like real food too, but still only drink coffee in the morning. with lots of milk. maybe i should try to mix in cocoa powder again, see what it tastes like with stevia sweetener.

Aberlour cask strength whisky.

It melts your face.