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2025/04/19 23:54:56
Subject: Re:Healthier Eating
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Fixture of Dakka
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Little Caesars? Greasy cardboard served in greasy cardboard.
Heh. I personally have nothing against Chicago deep dish. Even fine calling it pizza. Good stuff. Harder to find around me, but not impossible. I prefer the NY thin crust, but to each their own.
As a New Yorker I think I’m legally obligated to take shots at other forms of pizza or they fine me on my state taxes or something. Not going to risk finding out the consequences. Nothing personal.
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 Vulcan wrote: Nevelon wrote: Mad Doc Grotsnik wrote:Did a naughty today, and ordered a Dominos.
Kinda wish I hadn’t, as it was super disappointing,
I don’t know what the selection is near you, but where I am there is zero reason to order from a big name pizza chain. Even the smallest of towns has one or more little pizza shops, making it fresh every day.
Ahhh... having just spent almost a decade in a small town that had one pizza joint - a Pizza Hut - I can safely say that's not always the case.
I think pizza joints in NY are like BBQ places in the south, or fish shacks on the coast. One on every corner, and all of them good.
That's why I'm so glad to be back in St. Louis. Little Italian restaurants everywhere, all of them good, and many serve pizza.
Ironically, there's a lot better Mexican and Tex-Mex here than there was in small-town New Mexico too...
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2025/04/20 08:59:14
Subject: Healthier Eating
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Ridin' on a Snotling Pump Wagon
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Before I attempt to drag us back on topic 🤣🤣
NYC? I’m hoping to try the fast food places of course. But also Katz’s Deli, and when doing my wandering around China Town and Little Italy, grab something authentically Chinese American and Italian American. Get that taste of America I largely forgot to seek out last time.
Right, back to healthy eating 🤣
Still doing well on my calorie counting, and snack avoidance.
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2025/04/20 13:19:46
Subject: Re:Healthier Eating
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Pizza and hot dogs could be considered "healthier eating," since they could be considered "healthier options," than say motor oil and shale.
My current issue is finding an alternative to eggs. I used to use eggs in a lot of meals, but prices if eggs have jumped in recent months to near prohibitive levels.
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You Pays Your Money, and You Takes Your Chances. 
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2025/04/21 14:42:59
Subject: Healthier Eating
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Ridin' on a Snotling Pump Wagon
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Right, last five days before my holiday.
And I’m eating sensibly. Ramen for Lunch (with chicken and veg, approx 600 calories), and ensuring my dinner doesn’t take me over 2,000. Well. Not far over. Not too bothered by a couple of dozen here and there.
And of course, ensuring I get my 5 a day.
Then, come Sunday (flight is Saturday and I get in around 7:00pm to my hotel) I ruin all this good work and go pig out.
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2025/04/24 08:58:38
Subject: Healthier Eating
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Ridin' on a Snotling Pump Wagon
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So weighing my Muesli is a new one.
189 Cal in just 50g, so definitely worth it.
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2025/04/24 13:01:18
Subject: Healthier Eating
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Decrepit Dakkanaut
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For Easter Sunday, we smoked some chicken quarters and a tray of veggies. For veggies, we did a mix of chopped broccoli, zucchini, onions, and bell peppers. I put in 3 Roma tomatoes for my wife.
They came out great (although smoked broccoli is only so-so for me) and reheated fine for left-overs to take to work.
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2025/04/27 22:51:35
Subject: Re:Healthier Eating
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Stealthy Warhound Titan Princeps
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Question:
I just realized I've been up and active for 10 hours and I haven't eaten anything and I'm not hungry.
Should I eat something because I think I should? Or just wait until I actually get hungry?
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2025/04/28 09:15:54
Subject: Healthier Eating
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Thinking of Joining a Davinite Loge
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You should eat something, because at a certain point, your body stops feeling hungry despite needing fuel. Particularly if you're enthused by something, and therefore not paying a lot of attention to the world.
Doesn't have to be a huge meal. But try a snack and you might realise that you ARE actually hungry after all.
Get it a lot myself.
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My $0.02, which since 1992 has rounded to nothing. Take with salt.
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2025/04/28 10:00:29
Subject: Healthier Eating
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Ridin' on a Snotling Pump Wagon
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That’s the situation I’ll “force” nutrients down my throat. Like, go have a salad. Something proper dense in the goodies.
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