Hicky
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Sorry to chopup your reply ColinJ......porridge(winter fuel)
Ideal food to throw fruit in if it is slightly past its best.....or a cup or whey powder....or honey...or a dash of nutmeg....or cinnamon.....we like porridge
Selective eating disorder
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Sorry to chopup your reply ColinJ......porridge(winter fuel)
Ideal food to throw fruit in if it is slightly past its best.....or a cup or whey powder....or honey...or a dash of nutmeg....or cinnamon.....we like porridge
ColinJ
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I should clarify ...Sorry to chopup your reply ColinJ......porridge(winter fuel)
Ideal food to throw fruit in if it is slightly past its best.....or a cup or whey powder....or honey...or a dash of nutmeg....or cinnamon.....we like porridge
I do like stuff added to porridge but I like to be the one doing the adding rather than paying three times as much for OatSoSimple (whatever) and being stuck with their choice of extras.
I have been adding a pinch of Lo-salt (reduced sodium content), about half a teaspoon of honey, a sprinkling of raisins, and a chopped chilli or two! I usually slice a small banana into the cooked porridge.
I make the porridge with equal measures of oats, water and skimmed milk. Before I got ill, I was using a 250 mL measure but I have now cut down to 200-225 mL.
Gaz - if you try porridge and find it a bit bland, you can add chillis and curry powder! Not to everyone's taste but they certainly liven it up ...
ColinJ
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Somebody bought me a bar for Christmas a few years back. I expected it to be horrid but it was actually pretty yummy!
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gb155
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sounds fun
i was aprehensive to say im cured
but
i actually believe it,cuecumbers,tomatos,salad,chicken,bread,fries,burgers,pork, banannas,mince all stuff i love now
lamb curry tomorrow i think
and not a crisp in 3 weeks now
chuffed,much
i was aprehensive to say im cured
but
i actually believe it,cuecumbers,tomatos,salad,chicken,bread,fries,burgers,pork, banannas,mince all stuff i love now
lamb curry tomorrow i think
and not a crisp in 3 weeks now
chuffed,much
Saluki
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Chilli with Chocolate in mmmmm I have eaten chilli with chocolate in since I was a kid and all the kids at school thought that I was weird. Chocolate with chilli in is too delicious for words!
Keep on trying new stuff Gaz, you are an inspiration. My sister will only eat orange, and occasionally yellow, food. She's 42 now so I reckon that's SED. Mind you, she's pretty healthy on it. She recognises that she only likes orange food but says that she is quite happy that way. She cooks normal food of other colours for her kids, greens and whatnot.
I can totally vouch for the porridge thing. Porridge is just awesome. We eat it for brekky every day when there is an R in the month. Sometimes in May and June if its a brisk morning. I add honey and banana to mine. Sometimes raisins. currents etc, maybe some golden syrup on occasion.
On Xmas day we add a tot of scotch and double cream
not for everyday though. I'm not sure that I could cope with Scotch for breakfast on a regular basis.
I have eaten chilli with chocolate in since I was a kid and all the kids at school thought that I was weird. Chocolate with chilli in is too delicious for words!Keep on trying new stuff Gaz, you are an inspiration. My sister will only eat orange, and occasionally yellow, food. She's 42 now so I reckon that's SED. Mind you, she's pretty healthy on it. She recognises that she only likes orange food but says that she is quite happy that way. She cooks normal food of other colours for her kids, greens and whatnot.
I can totally vouch for the porridge thing. Porridge is just awesome. We eat it for brekky every day when there is an R in the month. Sometimes in May and June if its a brisk morning. I add honey and banana to mine. Sometimes raisins. currents etc, maybe some golden syrup on occasion.
On Xmas day we add a tot of scotch and double cream
not for everyday though. I'm not sure that I could cope with Scotch for breakfast on a regular basis.
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Gaz, well done, again!
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Soon be back to 40st Gaz 
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gb155
Fan Boy No More.
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ShutSoon be back to 40st Gaz
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Chicken is rocket fuel for cyclists...... My rocket never had fuel and look at what I've achieved, what me go now
Hicky
Guru
Had a chat with the f/inlaw today (chicken roast dinner) how different meat tastes when bought from different suppliers ie cheap intensively farmed or free range(farm shop).
Maybe it was the chef, who else has noticed it??
We're lucky to live fairly near to a decent market which has a huge selection of meat fish and game.
Gaz try chicken breast cut a pocket into it(fill with garlic Philly) wrap with bacon awesomeness!
Maybe it was the chef, who else has noticed it??
We're lucky to live fairly near to a decent market which has a huge selection of meat fish and game.
Gaz try chicken breast cut a pocket into it(fill with garlic Philly) wrap with bacon awesomeness!
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fossyant
Ride It Like You Stole It!
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Corn Fed free range chicken is best, it's also very expensive !
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gb155
Fan Boy No More.
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Now you're just trying to really confused me
ColinJ
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It's simple Gaz ... if you eat crappy food, it isn't great for you. If chickens eat crappy food then it isn't great for them. So, if you eat chickens fed on crappy food ...
Same goes for fruit and vegetables too! You can buy cheap supermarket fruit and veg that has almost no taste. I was recently given a bag of apples straight from someone's back garden tree and they were absolutely delicious.
