david7591 wrote:And most scandalous of all, the poll excludes my diet the world famous ‘junk’ diet. Right I’m now off to lie down in a darkened room.
Sorry sorry, I tried to think of everything, but if I change the poll now all votes will be zeroed
david7591 wrote:And most scandalous of all, the poll excludes my diet the world famous ‘junk’ diet. Right I’m now off to lie down in a darkened room.
Annoying Twit wrote:Cyril Haearn wrote:I do love... lentil soup
Have you tried the Aldi vine tomato and lentil soup? In the 'fresh soup' plastic containers in the fridge.
Cyril Haearn wrote:Annoying Twit wrote:
Have you tried the Aldi vine tomato and lentil soup? In the 'fresh soup' plastic containers in the fridge.
This lentil soup is lovely.. did you open the tin yourself?
No, I make it from scratch, have been for years, hardly buy tins but I do look at tins to see what the ingredients are
I live near a soup factory. Years ago there was a fire in the warehouse, the firepersons had to stand back, thousands of tins of lentil soup were exploding, it was just too hazardous
reohn2 wrote:On not the soup.... http://www.timfoxall.com/oh-no-not-the-soup.html
flat tyre wrote:I have been vegetarian for at least 5 days a week, however after a recent medical check up my doctor has told me that I need to eat more protein and I'm finding it difficult to get the recommended daily protein consumption with a mainly vegetarian diet.
Tangled Metal wrote:Can you even be a vegan in the modern world?
I thought vegan meant not meat, meat products or byproducts. I believe almost everything in this modern world is made of it with products if animals. I bet if someone claiming vegan status looked into everything they consumed (food and material items) then I bet there's animals involved.
Sorry but I'm a bit pedantic about that. And don't get me onto the topic of vegetarians who ready fish or chicken you're a piscatorian or a pescatorian I believe the term is. Definitely not a vegetarian.
Feel better. But that off by chest!
david7591 wrote:And.... Stone Age is yet another unnecessary name for omnivore. Plus Stone Age covered around 7,000 years of human history, from early nomadics through the development of agriculture.
david7591 wrote:And whilst I’m at it, vegetarian with milk eggs and fish isn’t vegetarian, it’s omnivore.
Vorpal wrote: .... I usually tell people I don't eat anything that used to have a face.
Si wrote:david7591 wrote:And.... Stone Age is yet another unnecessary name for omnivore. Plus Stone Age covered around 7,000 years of human history, from early nomadics through the development of agriculture.
you are a little off in your figures there, stone age covers the period from the emergence of the first modern humans up to the end of the neolithic. For europe this is around 35000 years, a lot longer elsewhere. Which does suggest thst your point is event more valid..it covers such a long time and wide geography that there is no uniform diet that is stone age.