Guest guest Posted May 6, 2005 Report Posted May 6, 2005 > Stan: > > Regarding pizza, so long as it's not pre-manufactured (e.g, > > chains), a no-meat pizza is likely to have trans fats limited to > > that naturally occurring in the cheese. > > Thanks alot. I thought the pre-manufactured organic veggie pizza > I was eating was healthy. *sob* Maybe it is. I was just qualifying my comments because I don't know what's in the pre-manufactured ones. > Well, it works for me anyway. Most likely you found a good product. Where I'm at, the pizza shops are more prevalent than grocery markets. > I tried making my own pizzas but ... they still tasted like crap. You must be using my recipe. - s Quote
Guest guest Posted May 6, 2005 Report Posted May 6, 2005 I've always loved pizza, but my aging digestive system can no longer abide the mixture of cheese and fatty meats I used to enjoy. Now about once a week I buy a Trader Joe's (a wonderful chain store for relatively inexpensive prepared foods and some groceries) small, corn meal crust pizza made with goat cheese and topped with spinach and olives. Really tasty. Ken > > > > > > > >>I usually get pepperoni, mushrooms, and black olives on my pizza. > >>I really don't like to eat it cold, though. So I heat it in the > >>microwave. I also like ham and pineapple pizza. I don't like > >>garlic bread because it tastes too strong for my sensitive Aspie > >> > >> > > > > Quote
Guest guest Posted May 6, 2005 Report Posted May 6, 2005 I've always loved pizza, but my aging digestive system can no longer abide the mixture of cheese and fatty meats I used to enjoy. Now about once a week I buy a Trader Joe's (a wonderful chain store for relatively inexpensive prepared foods and some groceries) small, corn meal crust pizza made with goat cheese and topped with spinach and olives. Really tasty. Ken > > > > > > > >>I usually get pepperoni, mushrooms, and black olives on my pizza. > >>I really don't like to eat it cold, though. So I heat it in the > >>microwave. I also like ham and pineapple pizza. I don't like > >>garlic bread because it tastes too strong for my sensitive Aspie > >> > >> > > > > Quote
Guest guest Posted May 7, 2005 Report Posted May 7, 2005 > I don't eat red meat or pork products so I like mine loaded with > veggies. Anything but onions, bleccccch! > > Kitty I agree with you about the onions, Kitty. I really hate them. NTs put onions into almost everything, so I have to be careful when eating out. Mostly, I make my own meals. Quote
Guest guest Posted May 7, 2005 Report Posted May 7, 2005 > : > > I agree with you about breakfast, though. I would like a hamburgar for > > breakfast instead of the usual boring foods NTs prefer. > > Why don't you? I eat fish fingers and mash for breakfast. That works > perfectly for me. > > Inger Fish fingers sounds good. NTs believe that you must eat only certain foods for breakfast and other foods the rest of the day. > > P.S. Belated happy birthday do you too. I was not online that day. Thanks for the belated greeting, Inger. Some days, I don't have time to go through everything either. Quote
Guest guest Posted May 7, 2005 Report Posted May 7, 2005 > : > > I agree with you about breakfast, though. I would like a hamburgar for > > breakfast instead of the usual boring foods NTs prefer. > > Why don't you? I eat fish fingers and mash for breakfast. That works > perfectly for me. > > Inger Fish fingers sounds good. NTs believe that you must eat only certain foods for breakfast and other foods the rest of the day. > > P.S. Belated happy birthday do you too. I was not online that day. Thanks for the belated greeting, Inger. Some days, I don't have time to go through everything either. Quote
Guest guest Posted May 7, 2005 Report Posted May 7, 2005 > : > > I agree with you about breakfast, though. I would like a hamburgar for > > breakfast instead of the usual boring foods NTs prefer. > > Why don't you? I eat fish fingers and mash for breakfast. That works > perfectly for me. > > Inger Fish fingers sounds good. NTs believe that you must eat only certain foods for breakfast and other foods the rest of the day. > > P.S. Belated happy birthday do you too. I was not online that day. Thanks for the belated greeting, Inger. Some days, I don't have time to go through everything either. Quote
Guest guest Posted May 9, 2005 Report Posted May 9, 2005 : > Fish fingers sounds good. NTs believe that you must eat only certain foods > for breakfast and other foods the rest of the day. I know. They've most likely been programmed by a combination of commercials and outdated customs to have these views. But that doesn't mean that we have to have them too. I really don't know how anyone can have such sugar bombs + coffee in the morning. I'd be so hyper that I'd bounce off the walls if I did. Inger Quote
Guest guest Posted May 9, 2005 Report Posted May 9, 2005 : > Fish fingers sounds good. NTs believe that you must eat only certain foods > for breakfast and other foods the rest of the day. I know. They've most likely been programmed by a combination of commercials and outdated customs to have these views. But that doesn't mean that we have to have them too. I really don't know how anyone can have such sugar bombs + coffee in the morning. I'd be so hyper that I'd bounce off the walls if I did. Inger Quote
Guest guest Posted May 9, 2005 Report Posted May 9, 2005 : > Fish fingers sounds good. NTs believe that you must eat only certain foods > for breakfast and other foods the rest of the day. I know. They've most likely been programmed by a combination of commercials and outdated customs to have these views. But that doesn't mean that we have to have them too. I really don't know how anyone can have such sugar bombs + coffee in the morning. I'd be so hyper that I'd bounce off the walls if I did. Inger Quote
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