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[jimlloyd40]

Holy crap, have you ever tried eating cereal for breakfast? I'm lucky if I make it 45 minutes before I am looking for a real meal.

Try Fiber One Original. It has 15 grams of unsoluble fiber and no sugar. Fills you up and keeps you regular. Has some junk in it and doesn't taste particularly good but if full and ing regular are important it does the trick.

 

[Phur]

Plant based.

No thanks.

I'll eat real vegetables instead.

 

[JC_451]

Sorry, it was more of a play off of this
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but my joke wasn't funny, so there's that

It took me until now to connect the dots and understand the joke. I'm dumb

 

[uglybastard]

Did you use the premium mayo from the service bay?

Nah none of that hipster stuff for me

 

[uglybastard]

Try Fiber One Original. It has 15 grams of unsoluble fiber and no sugar. Fills you up and keeps you regular. Has some junk in it and doesn't taste particularly good but if full and ing regular are important it does the trick.

Alright who had fiber cereal on their Jim Bingo card?

 

[Corprin]

I'm getting a little too chubby, so I gotta calm down with the delicious foods a bit. I'm trying to be a bit more open-minded about food than I used to be. There's all kinds of tasty stuff out there, and I wanna know about all of it.

Tikka masala is amazing when it's done well.

this convinced me to do Indian tonight.

Chicken karahi was delicious tonight.

 

[oddspyke]

this convinced me to do Indian tonight.

Chicken karahi was delicious tonight.

Palak paneer is my go-to vegetarian meal.

 

[uglybastard]

Vegetals are gross

 

[jimlloyd40]

Vegetals are gross

What's a vegetal?

 

[uglybastard]

What's a vegetal?

 

[jimlloyd40]

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Wow learn something every day. Now the hard part try to remember.

 

[Chogokin]

Vegan Tacos

Vegan Donuts

Vegan sushi

 

[Corprin]

I’ve got some acquaintances we camp with who are vegans. Every time I’m cooking at camp, without fail, they show up asking to use my stove and cookery for their faux meat stuff.

When they are done cooking, I notice an insane amount of oil and residue on everything they cook with. Is this a normal thing?

 

[dtfd]

vegan sushi?

so rice, nori and tempura batter?

sounds like you're missing the whole point of sushi

 

[dtfd]

I’ve got some acquaintances we camp with who are vegans. Every time I’m cooking at camp, without fail, they show up asking to use my stove and cookery for their faux meat stuff.

When they are done cooking, I notice an insane amount of oil and residue on everything they cook with. Is this a normal thing?

That stuff is 1000x more processed than the meat you're eating. It doesn't surprise me.

I've got a couple vegan friends and I've noticed the plant "meat" is either very oily or very dry