01/09 - Tangy Tuesday!

I'm the worst honestly, like I am the absolute pickiest person ever. If it resembles a veggie I usually stay as far as humanly possible away from it. I try sometimes (like today with getting a squash), but that said, it ususally doesn't work out. And the others in my house are equally picky, so meal planning is fun

I do plan on incorporating a lot more ground turkey though, and probably ground chicken as well. Chicken was my best friend last time I did this.

I've been doing better than normal with water, and do try to drink a whole bottle around 20-30 minutes before I eat, so that I don't get left feeling quite so dissatisfied

Ugh, I know how to do this, and I know I -can- do it because I have before, but the beginning always just sucks so much.

 

Oh boy, I'm guilty of cauliflowering errrrrrything. Only because I don't digest most veggies well, and it's easy to trick myself into eating it once a week in the form of bastardized rice, tater tots, etc.

 

Okay I got about 3 hours left, I also sent an email so I guess I'll just wait and see. Thanks!

 

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But... taste/texturally is it anywhere near comparable to the real thing? Because i'm legit all over "food hacks" if they're actually anything like the real thing.

 

I do this when I'm on keto but I hate myself every time because I love rice.

 

My mom never made me eat my veggies (and we never had any in our house to begin with) so I went all the way up until I was an adult before finding out what carrots taste like. Seeing kids freak out over brussel sprouts or whatever the popular sitcom/children's cartoon trope was didn't help at all growing up.

 

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I wouldn't say it tastes like the real thing, but I've gotten pretty good at making it tasty enough I don't mind eating it. My aldi sells bags of riced cauliflower which makes my life so much easier.

 

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Its a hard thing to get over. Since most people are looking for a "subsitute" for something. Just see it for what it is. A well made califlower steak isn't a steak by anymeans but it can be damn good by itself with some balsamic vinger and some seasoning.

 

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In college I ate fried food almost exclusively and drank about 8 sodas a day. I started working out and I was allowed to stay in the dorms for a winter break, I had almost no money, there were no dining halls, and I had no job, so I bought all frozen veggies, beans, frozen turkey and chicken breast and rice. It was all I could eat for about a month so it's what I like to eat now.

I hate how condescending it sounds explaining to someone in person though because it sounds like you're going "JUST DO IT AND ULL LIKE IT U NERD" but it worked out really nicely.

 

This, this is me.

My mom worked in a diner type restaurant and at McDonalds my entire childhood, so basically I grew up eating cheeseburgers and fries and absolutely nothing healthy. My mouth is just dead convinced that if it's good for you, it doesn't belong in there.

 

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I mean I can totally get how some people would be put off by that, but like, I appreciate hearing success stories about how you actually -can- learn to like something lol. It helps