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         |  plaidzebra
             from so long, xlt on 2003-08-06 00:12 [#00811088] Points: 5678 Status: Lurker
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 | our so-called christian era is drawing to a close, eventually the gospel of unconditional love and forgiveness
 will overtake the dogmatism, hypocritical moralizing and
 judgementalism of orthodoxy.  or so i've heard...
 
 i consider myself a follower of jesus, but not a christian
 in the orthodox sense (i don't believe that he died for any
 sins or that his dying in itself saved anyone).  one thing i
 know for sure, and i know very little really, is that jesus
 would not care if you were a vegetarian or not.
 
 when i was in college, i worked at pizza hut, and one of my
 coworkers would tease me about being vegetarian, singing
 "eat more meat! don't be a vegetarian!" in the kitchen.  sad
 ending to the story, he's now in prison for assault, rape
 and murder.
 
 
 
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         |  logikologos
             from United States on 2003-08-06 00:13 [#00811090] Points: 94 Status: Regular
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 | meh......i know nothing... 
 
 
 
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         |  raimons
             from Stockholm (Sweden) on 2003-08-06 00:20 [#00811093] Points: 4266 Status: Lurker
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 | High fruit and vegetable
 consumption has been
 associated
 with a reduced risk
 for cardiovascular
 disease, several
 common cancers, and
 other chronic
 diseases (such as
 macular
 degeneration and
 cataracts).
 Potential
 preventative
 mechanisms
 identified in human
 studies include:
 antioxidant
 activity, increased
 detoxification,
 immune stimulation,
 
 decreased blood
 clotting, reduced
 blood pressure,
 anti-bacterial /
 -viral activity, and
 improved cholesterol
 
 metabolism.
 
 Legumes (e.g.,
 beans, peas,
 lentils, and
 peanuts) are
 excellent sources of
 protein, fiber, and
 a variety of
 micro-nutrients and
 phytochemicals that
 may protect against
 
 disease. Isoflavones
 found in soybeans
 are associated with
 a
 decreased risk of
 prostate cancer and
 increased bone
 mineral
 density in
 post-menopausal
 women.
 
 Regular consumption
 of nuts has been
 associated with
 lower
 risk for heart
 disease and
 mortality. This is
 likely due to
 their favorable
 fatty acid profile,
 fiber, copper,
 magnesium, vitamin
 E, plant sterols,
 and various
 phytochemicals.
 Walnuts are
 particularly
 noteworthy because
 they are rich in the
 omega-3 fatty acid
 alpha-linolenic
 acid, which has
 anti-blood-clotting
 properties.
 
 Whole-grain
 consumption is
 associated with a
 reduced risk
 for heart disease,
 diabetes,
 hypertension, and
 stomach and
 colon cancer.
 Possible protective
 mechanisms include
 fiber,
 oligosac-charides
 and other
 fermentable
 carbo-hydrates,
 trace minerals,
 vitamins,
 phytoestrogens, and
 antioxidants.
 
 
 
 
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         |  logikologos
             from United States on 2003-08-06 00:23 [#00811094] Points: 94 Status: Regular | Followup to raimons: #00811093
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 | that post was really long...... 
 
 
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         |  big
             from lsg on 2003-08-06 01:57 [#00811145] Points: 24091 Status: Lurker | Show recordbag
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 | i dont feel so well 
 
 
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         |  catharsis
             from Toronto (Canada) on 2003-08-06 07:42 [#00811539] Points: 836 Status: Regular | Followup to jenf: #00811087
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 | Nice diet tips.  BE CAREFUL however if you drink herbal teas.  Teas that feature licorice, gingko etc., can still
 exert action upon various diseases AND produce side-effects.
 They are technically called "infusions", and are used by
 many herbalists and naturopaths as a delivery form of the
 herb's natural constituents into the body.
 
 In fact, of all forms of alternative therapy, it is the
 easiest to abuse herbal remedies.  When you're young and
 healthy though, it's less of a concern.
 Herbal remedies still contain many toxic compounds, and can
 cause side-effects with prolonged use.
 
 My suggestion is to stick with green tea.  It's the true
 tea, and the one with an incredible amount of positive
 literature to back it up.  Black tea is in essence,
 fermented green tea.  The body of research on green tea and
 cancer prevention is astounding.  There are a butt-load of
 benefits to drinking green tea.  There is also an amino acid
 called L-theanine which counteracts the anxiety that can be
 produced with too much caffeine intake.
 
 
 
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         |  catharsis
             from Toronto (Canada) on 2003-08-06 07:47 [#00811552] Points: 836 Status: Regular | Followup to plaidzebra: #00811088
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 | I agree.  I've read the Bible from nearly cover to cover (in my own time, not at some corrupt church).
 
 Jesus was otherworldly, there is no doubt about that.  I
 don't like to be categorized with Christians, generally
 because of their overabundance of ignorance.  I can count on
 my right hand, the number of times I've met someone who is
 worthy of the Christian name.
 
 "Christians" are among the biggest hypocrites I have laid
 eyes on.
 
 
 
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         |  catharsis
             from Toronto (Canada) on 2003-08-06 07:49 [#00811556] Points: 836 Status: Regular | Followup to raimons: #00811093
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 | Nice tips man.  You've got it pinned on the nose. 
 
 
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         |  plaidzebra
             from so long, xlt on 2003-08-06 10:59 [#00811896] Points: 5678 Status: Lurker
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 | cathars-is, as soon as people realize that the old testament was written by humans, people will stop using it to justify
 using violence to solve problems and promoting judgement of
 their brothers (for the record, i use "brothers" meaning
 both genders).
 
 our difficulties, we create for ourselves.  each of us must
 learn to see the redeemed spirit in every other individual.
 if you see a person for who they really are, then you will
 not even think to pass judgement on them.
 
 also for the record, it's not my intention to criticize any
 individual or their beliefs, only to question the choice to
 deny one's brothers.
 
 what does this have to do with vegetarianism?  something,
 i'm sure...
 
 
 
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         |  MachineofGod
             from the land of halo's (United States) on 2003-08-06 19:18 [#00812348] Points: 3088 Status: Lurker
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 | most meat eaters dont eat fruits and vegetables much though. 
 
 ive been reading and I came across this bit of info:
 
 humans have a long digestive tract which means its not meant
 for eating meat(short digestive tracts are found predatory
 animals).  also, if a species is meant to be able to eat
 meat is should also be able to consume bone (which humans
 cannot) and should also always eat flesh uncooked.  you
 decide what you think but the only reason this canine teeth
 thing is here is because of the use of fire and cooking of
 meat, which has made a change in the ability of the tooth to
 eat meat efficiently.  humans cheat in this respect by using
 fire to cook things.
 
 
 
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         |  MachineofGod
             from the land of halo's (United States) on 2003-08-06 19:19 [#00812350] Points: 3088 Status: Lurker
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 | *are found in predatory animals 
 
 
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         |  MachineofGod
             from the land of halo's (United States) on 2003-08-06 19:20 [#00812351] Points: 3088 Status: Lurker
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 | if you do eat meat dont eat at fast food restuarants either...
 
 
 
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         |  MachineofGod
             from the land of halo's (United States) on 2003-08-06 19:21 [#00812353] Points: 3088 Status: Lurker
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 | sorry if that post came across as "you must do this!' but i mean its for your benefit not to eat at those shitholes.
 
 
 
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         |  catharsis
             from Toronto (Canada) on 2003-08-06 20:41 [#00812420] Points: 836 Status: Regular
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 | Plaidzebra - I think we share a telepathic connection.  Your last statement sounds like a canned speech that I give to
 everyone who asks me about Christianity.
 
 The old testament was written by humans....possibly even an
 ancient version of David Koresh, or one who claims to have
 heard or seen God.  Perhaps these folk found peyote, or
 mushrooms.
 
 In all sense, the old testament was clearly written by
 humans, it bleeds with human instinct and human nature.
 "Eye for an eye, tooth for a tooth" is possibly the most
 idiotic statement any God could make and I don't care if I
 go to hell for saying it.  When I see Jews and Muslims
 firing rockets at eachother day and night in continuous
 revenge you can clearly see my point.  I don't think a true
 God would have missed this simple logic.
 
 Jesus was anything but human in mind and spirit.
 
 
 
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         |  catharsis
             from Toronto (Canada) on 2003-08-06 20:55 [#00812425] Points: 836 Status: Regular
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 | THe advent of fire has caused our digestive tracts to rely on cooking.  The evolution of various pathogenic bacteria
 also requires meat to be cooked.  The appendix is thought to
 have allowed humans to eat raw flesh thousands of years ago.
 
 
 We can consume bone.  In fact, humans with adequate stomach
 acid are able to digest and absorb hydroxyapatite (bone
 matrix).  Salmon bones are an excellent source of calcium.
 
 
 Animal proteins and vitamins are more readily absorbed by
 humans than plant counterparts (in some cases, quite
 significantly).  Many animal source vitamins are also
 absorbed more effectively.  In all cases, animal protein has
 a greater bioavailability, protein efficiency ratio, net
 utilization and amino acid profile in humans.
 
 B12 is essential to human functioning and cannot be found
 anywhere but animal products.  The B12 found in sea algae
 appears to be very un-absorbable in humans as well.
 
 I'm tired of arguing about human physiology. Humans were
 meant to eat both plants and animals.  This is not to say
 that one can't adopt a vegetarian diet, but certain and very
 simple precautions must be made.
 
 Do you know how many sickly vegetarians walk into my office
 on a daily basis?  They may not have cancer or heart
 disease, but they're frail, undernourished,  pale, cold and
 their hair and skin look absolutely terrible.  These are the
 vegetarians who don't pay attention to what the body needs.
 A vegetarian who takes the necessary precautions can be
 exceptionally healthy.
 
 
 
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         |  catharsis
             from Toronto (Canada) on 2003-08-06 20:56 [#00812428] Points: 836 Status: Regular
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 | McDonalds hamburgers are only half meat.  Half soy and half shit.
 
 
 
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             from tell the world you're winning on 2003-08-06 21:02 [#00812431] Points: 27859 Status: Regular | Followup to catharsis: #00812428
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 | that 3 halves, go back to school. 
 
 
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             from tell the world you're winning on 2003-08-06 21:03 [#00812432] Points: 27859 Status: Regular | Followup to earthleakage: #00812431
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 | no! hold on - wow, you do get your moneys worth after all... 
 
 
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         |  catharsis
             from Toronto (Canada) on 2003-08-06 21:08 [#00812437] Points: 836 Status: Regular
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 | shit = meat.  Half soy, and half shit (meat).  Sorry, should have clarified.  YOu can't really call it meat.  I haven't
 eaten at McDs in a LONGGG time.
 
 
 
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             from tell the world you're winning on 2003-08-06 21:15 [#00812447] Points: 27859 Status: Regular | Followup to catharsis: #00812437
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 | yeah i'd get sick of the place if i worked there too 
 
 
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         |  catharsis
             from Toronto (Canada) on 2003-08-06 21:19 [#00812450] Points: 836 Status: Regular
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 | You better not be getting smart with me little girl. 
 
 
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         |  jenf
             from Toronto (Canada) on 2003-08-06 21:37 [#00812460] Points: 1062 Status: Lurker
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 | now now boys... 
 
 
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         |  catharsis
             from Toronto (Canada) on 2003-08-06 21:41 [#00812464] Points: 836 Status: Regular
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 | earthleakage is a little moody today :p 
 
 
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         |  jenf
             from Toronto (Canada) on 2003-08-06 21:42 [#00812466] Points: 1062 Status: Lurker | Followup to catharsis: #00812464
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 | maybe he didn't have his b12 and iron for the day ;) 
 
 
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         |  joey
             from montréal (Canada) on 2003-08-06 21:47 [#00812468] Points: 1220 Status: Lurker
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 | COME EAT AT LES CHEVRES RESTAURANT, 1201 Van Horne avenue, montreal, quebec.  a vegetable (but not vegetarian) based
 restaurant that serves high gastronomy food in a chic
 environment at a reasonable cost, with great service, great
 wine, and good music (okay, its not aphex or anything like
 that, but still great jazz)
 
 why is it not vegetarian you ask?  well, the idea of the
 restaurant is to explore all the possibilities of the
 vegetables we have available to us.  texture, color, flavor,
 shapes.
 
 we use products such as butter, cream, milk, and cheese, as
 well as eggs, and you can always order a meat or fish of the
 day.  tonight, we served filet mignon on a bed of gnocchi,
 lardons, and cabbage, with a creamy mustardy meat jus, and
 there was also a swordfish on green beans, roasted tomatoes,
 romano beans, and mini rutabega.  COME EAT!!!
 
 next week, we will have a 10 service tomato menu.  each of
 the services will include a tomato in one form or another,
 the desserts (there are four) will begin with a tomato
 pre-dessert, and then continue with chocolaty and fruity
 desserts. we have tons of tomatoes, all kinds, too... green
 zebra, purple calabash, black plum, tangella, banana tomato,
 yellow tomato, vine tomato, grape tomato... and we are still
 looking at getting more varieties.  if you want to eat
 vegetarian, and eat quality vegetarian, you can certainly do
 it where i work.  joey
 
 
 
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         |  catharsis
             from Toronto (Canada) on 2003-08-06 21:47 [#00812469] Points: 836 Status: Regular
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 | OMG you're probably right.  Joking aside, I have had a few clients who get REALLY moody when their protein intake falls
 low enough.  Protein is required for the formation of many
 neurotransmitters responsible for mood.
 
 A B-complex supplement (containing all the B vitamins),
 vitamin C and some good non-allergenic high protein foods
 are a good generic fix for grouchiness earthleakage.
 
 
 
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         |  Zombiekev
             from Ardmore (United States) on 2003-08-06 21:48 [#00812470] Points: 2857 Status: Lurker
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 | i enjoy animal flesh too much to give it up. 
 that'd be like asking me to stop watching a porno.
 
 
 
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         |  catharsis
             from Toronto (Canada) on 2003-08-06 21:50 [#00812471] Points: 836 Status: Regular
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 | Thanks dude.  How the fuck did you get your face to do that? (if that is in fact you with the crazy lips)
 
 
 
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         |  plaidzebra
             from so long, xlt on 2003-08-06 21:55 [#00812478] Points: 5678 Status: Lurker
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 | cathars-is 
 there are connections...
 
 back to the subject at hand, what is your opinion of quorn?
 supposedly it provides a complete protein.
 
 
 
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         |  joey
             from montréal (Canada) on 2003-08-06 22:34 [#00812496] Points: 1220 Status: Lurker
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 | cath... that's me alright.  i took a picture with a digital camera at a high shutter speed, while i was shaking my face
 hard.  good shot, eh?
 
 speaking of QUORN, we are going to have a CORN MENU sometime
 too.  10 services of corn... this time the corn will go
 right through the desserts, too.  corn ice cream?  corn
 cake?  popcorn?  bring it on!!!!
 
 
 
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         |  jenf
             from Toronto (Canada) on 2003-08-06 23:19 [#00812520] Points: 1062 Status: Lurker
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 | quorn or corn? or is this the same thing? 
 
 
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         |  plaidzebra
             from so long, xlt on 2003-08-06 23:29 [#00812526] Points: 5678 Status: Lurker
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 | corn is maize, quorn is a variety of meat substitutes made from a cultured fungus and other goodness.  it's supposedly
 the most popular meat substitute in europe.
 
 
 
 
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         |  catharsis
             from Toronto (Canada) on 2003-08-06 23:35 [#00812530] Points: 836 Status: Regular
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 | It looks like Quorn is a complete protein.  I'm quite skeptical of the shit myself.  I've read quite a bit of
 documentation on quorn from the manufacturer itself to
 various other so- called "third parties".
 
 Quorn has been under fire recently from many health agencies
 and some angered citizens who ended up with allergic
 reactions.  Most of the documentation on Quorn is in the
 form of marketing pitches designed to look like an official
 agency analysis.
 
 There have been an excess of misleading and contradictory
 claims about Qrap to suggest that it is suitable for
 widespread consumption.  Just eat some eggs.
 
 
 
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         |  plaidzebra
             from so long, xlt on 2003-08-06 23:51 [#00812541] Points: 5678 Status: Lurker
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 | so many people have eaten quorn at this point that i really have a hard time believing that food allergy is a
 significant issue.  most of the complaints seem anecdotal.
 consider
 this article.
 
 not sure if this will meet your standards.   i've eaten
 quorn in several varieties and never had any digestive
 difficulty at all (most of the complaints seem vague eg
 "stomach ache" etc.
 
 
 
 
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         |  catharsis
             from Toronto (Canada) on 2003-08-07 05:09 [#00812661] Points: 836 Status: Regular
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 | True true.  I've just been programmed, ...er. taugt to be skeptical of anything until it has stood the test of time.
 
 Quorn may very well be the greatest thing for vegetarians
 since tofu.l
 
 
 
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         |  Key_Secret
             from Sverige (Sweden) on 2003-08-07 05:37 [#00812692] Points: 9325 Status: Regular
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 | this topic keeps on getting bumped... 
 go vegan go.
 
 Just keep a simple diet, and you have no need to take any
 pills.
 keep it logic. keep it love.
 
 
 
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         |  big
             from lsg on 2003-08-07 05:51 [#00812695] Points: 24091 Status: Lurker | Show recordbag
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 | i think quorn is quite incredible: it just tastes like meat and has B12 i believe: the stuff it's made of is somehow
 similar to tofu. the first argument is sometimes reason to
 hassle me, i do miss the snacks though (sinned with 3 little
 snacks yesterday: ' i wanted to make sure they werent
 vegetarian as the package said'. i just really wanted deep
 fried snacks, drunk) and the so called 'southern style
 burger' really tastes like chicken burgers. i feel your
 scepticism to the stuff though; i think it sucks its just as
 expensive as meat. being a vegie isnt inexpensive .
 
 
 
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         |  Key_Secret
             from Sverige (Sweden) on 2003-08-07 06:00 [#00812702] Points: 9325 Status: Regular
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 | Being a rawfoodist, I rarely eat cooked food. I have eaten a lot this summer, but when I go back to my old habits I
 won't.
 quorn sounds interesting though, and I'm sure I can get it
 somewhere here in Sweden.
 
 
 
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         |  big
             from lsg on 2003-08-07 06:06 [#00812708] Points: 24091 Status: Lurker | Followup to Key_Secret: #00812702 | Show recordbag
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 | so you dont eat meat being that? or are you an eskimo too ?(see how you can say that in this context)
 
 
 
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         |  Key_Secret
             from Sverige (Sweden) on 2003-08-07 06:11 [#00812713] Points: 9325 Status: Regular | Followup to big: #00812708
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 | I don't eat meat, anymore. I've never eaten raw meat, but I ate a standard diet before
 going raw.
 
 I must say it's the best diet I've ever been
 on... The more I'm on to it, the better I feel...
 
 
 
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         |  big
             from lsg on 2003-08-07 06:22 [#00812722] Points: 24091 Status: Lurker | Followup to Key_Secret: #00812713 | Show recordbag
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 | you have recepies for it? though i doubt i'll be trying it, it's just that i'm worried about your eating joy
 
 
 
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         |  Key_Secret
             from Sverige (Sweden) on 2003-08-07 06:29 [#00812729] Points: 9325 Status: Regular | Followup to big: #00812722
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 | there are tons of reciepes out there, in books and on the internet. I have lots of them.
 If you have a blender, a juicer, a foodmixer and a
 dehydrator you can do just about anything you can imagine
 [true!].
 I usually eat salads, but I am going to use my blender a lot
 more this autumn...
 
 If you're interested in raw foods, don't hesitate to ask
 anything! If you want a special reciepe, just tell me what
 kind of equipment you've got, or what you want to do...
 
 
 
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         |  Key_Secret
             from Sverige (Sweden) on 2003-08-07 06:31 [#00812730] Points: 9325 Status: Regular | Followup to Key_Secret: #00812729
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 | eating raw, is eatingjoy! It's feeling better+becoming healthier than you've ever been
 before.
 Everything you hear about the rawfood diet (the positive
 stuff, there are of course negative stuff aswell) usually
 sounds too good to be true...
 
 
 
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         |  big
             from lsg on 2003-08-07 06:39 [#00812738] Points: 24091 Status: Lurker | Show recordbag
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 | well as a veggie i eat pretty healthy already. i feel i have bit of a fruit-vitamine defficiency at the moment, thats
 because i hate eating apples.
 anyway: what do you do with a blender for instance,
 vegi-shakes, i dont think i'll really like that too much. i
 like more solid stuff: salad's too weak for my evening meal
 as well i think. does sound easy and interesting: do tell me
 more ;)
 
 
 
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         |  Key_Secret
             from Sverige (Sweden) on 2003-08-07 06:50 [#00812750] Points: 9325 Status: Regular | Followup to big: #00812738
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 | well... dunno what I can write on this board, most of it sounds crazy to the average person! but I guess most of what
 I write here is crazy in one way or another.
 
 I haven't done anything using my blender yet, but some
 raw-cheese. This isn't cheese at all, but you mix different
 things together to get a similar thing (and that's how
 rawfood recipies works, you can do
 burgers/bread/pizza/pies/cake and lots of things).
 But I will be doing smoothies and various mixes this fall.
 they taste real good.
 
 Salads, I eat them just about every evening, but a
 lot of people seem to think they're not enough as a meal...
 I can tell you one thing you learn during the transition to
 becoming a rawfoodist; there are two types of hunger.
 
 One type of hunger is the hunger for vitamins and minerals,
 the other type is the hunger for 'filling up your
 stommach'.
 heh... I try to make it sound less crazy here ;)
 
 Please ask further questions, if you have them... The more
 rawfoodists on earth - the better earth!
 
 
 
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         |  recycle
             from Where is Phobiazero (Lincoln) (United States) on 2003-08-07 06:53 [#00812755] Points: 40934 Status: Regular
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 | IF YOU GUYS DONT STOP THIS VEGARARIAN THREAD, I WILL EAT ALL OF YOU
 
 DONT HAVE A COW, ACTUALLY DO !
 
 
 
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         |  big
             from lsg on 2003-08-07 06:59 [#00812763] Points: 24091 Status: Lurker | Show recordbag
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 | youre sure the raw foodists are not a sect or something? i of course like to know more about burgers and pizza of
 course. i do have this mixer that has this utencil for
 chopping, isnt exactly the same as a blender though.
 recycle: eat some cock!
 
 
 
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             from Where is Phobiazero (Lincoln) (United States) on 2003-08-07 07:03 [#00812774] Points: 40934 Status: Regular | Followup to big: #00812763
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 | NO ! 
 
 
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         |  Key_Secret
             from Sverige (Sweden) on 2003-08-07 07:24 [#00812823] Points: 9325 Status: Regular | Followup to big: #00812763
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 | youre sure the raw foodists are not a sect or something?
 
 Actually I've been asked that before ;)
 When I was new to raw food it was so amazing I wanted to
 tell everybody - but it doesn't work that way. you should be
 thankful you're open enough to ask questions without being
 too negative about it.
 
 But the rawfood diet - is all about the diet. A rawfooddiet
 is a diet consisting of atleast 75% rawfood. And your diet
 is up to you, it has nothing to do with anything else.
 
 But if you become raw - it's like a great eyeopener...
 you'll get a whole new way of looking at the world.
 For me rawfood bound a lot of the ideas I had in the past
 together into a big whole...
 
 i do have this mixer that has this utencil for chopping,
 isnt exactly the same as a blender though.
 
 yeah. a mixer is good for other stuff than the blender,
 since a blender will keep everything (in the blender) and
 the mixer won't.
 anyway, if you want to do anything (I assume) that's
 hard/solid and not soft, you need a food dehydrator...
 
 Keep in mind though, that the idea of eating raw food is
 weird  only because you were raised on cooked food...
 
 
 
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         |  Key_Secret
             from Sverige (Sweden) on 2003-08-07 07:25 [#00812824] Points: 9325 Status: Regular | Followup to Key_Secret: #00812823
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 | but it doesn't work that way. Most people, I'd guess more than 99% aren't open enough to
 consider a rawfooddiet.
 I blame society ;)
 
 
 
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