FOOD THREAD VOL. GRUB LIFE

[fargin]

Milk only serves to moisturize and soften the cereal. Any remaining milk, after the last grain has been eaten, is disgusting and should be poured out. If you want more milk, you should pour some into a glass. Sugar should not be added, cereal is perfectly balanced out of the box. My brother poured sugar over it, like he was Pacino in Scarface.

 

[jrp44]

 

[air spider 777]

Oh hell yea!

 

[calibeebee]

65-70% milk ratio to me is perfect. It varies slightly with the cereal. Heavier cereal requires more milk. Also if you’re eating cereal that becomes chocolate milk at the end, you might want more milk to start off with. Basically you’re trying to saturate the cereal, but not make it soggy. Enough milk as to not have to make a second trip for milk just to be able to ingest it. It’s a trial and error scientific method, perfected at a young “Saturday morning cartoons and cereal” age.

the Gf does way too much milk. To the point where the cereal becomes soggy. This is the incorrect way. Also, she pours the milk first, THEN the cereal. Also incorrect. But shes dairy intolerant, and has only been eating cereal a few years. Started as an adult, so she’s got a ways to catch up.

 

[kingfoamnyc]

About to head to Max's in Philly and get a steak

 

[sonoftony]

2 cups of cereal per 1 cup of almond milk works for me. The key is not having too much milk but you still get a little bit of soggy with that crunchy

 

[heelsandeers]

fried some calamari

grilled filet mignons

and fried chicken breasts

 

[DCAllAfrican]

65-70% milk ratio to me is perfect. It varies slightly with the cereal. Heavier cereal requires more milk. Also if you’re eating cereal that becomes chocolate milk at the end, you might want more milk to start off with. Basically you’re trying to saturate the cereal, but not make it soggy. Enough milk as to not have to make a second trip for milk just to be able to ingest it. It’s a trial and error scientific method, perfected at a young “Saturday morning cartoons and cereal” age.

the Gf does way too much milk. To the point where the cereal becomes soggy. This is the incorrect way. Also, she pours the milk first, THEN the cereal. Also incorrect. But shes dairy intolerant, and has only been eating cereal a few years. Started as an adult, so she’s got a ways to catch up.

@ Pouring milk first.

So she is lactose intolerant, but she used regular milk?

fried some calamari

grilled filet mignons

and fried chicken breasts

All of that looks like it belongs in a magazine man. Good stuff.

 

[calibeebee]

@ Pouring milk first.

So she is lactose intolerant, but she used regular milk?

Whatever protein is in milk that comes from a cow makes her violently ill. Usually lactose free milk still contains that protein so she can’t do that one. She uses almond milk, oat milk, cashew milk, and sometimes goat milk.

I don’t have a milk preference. Whole cow milk gives me bubble gut if I drInk like 2 full glasses. Every other milk is decided by macro and micro nutrients and my current needs/goals.

 

[slaughterx]

 

[macbk]

At a friends bbq
Went and brought my own 8 pieces of chicken and hot dogs
And brought my own bbq sauce to grill
Folks mad cause I ain’t give em a bite

Did they tell you to BYOM or something?

 

[calibeebee]

What vitamins are those

zinc, vitamin d3, l-arginine, l-lysine

 

[casper90403]

Just missing some caramelized onions to throw on that steak and the onions.

Looks good either way.

I had planned on including onions but i ran out and couldn't go to the store since i had a few too many drinks. But yeah, onions would have done it. Always buy onion when i purchase steaks but in these times, I try to get in and out of the store as quick as possible.

 

[DCAllAfrican]

zinc, vitamin d3, l-arginine, l-lysine

"Load Management."

I see you.

 

[casper90403]

zinc, vitamin d3, l-arginine, l-lysine

brahhh, i had such an incident with my daily vitamins yesterday. Decided to throw 2 big ones down at once (my daily vitamins consist of 7 in one sitting) and it got stuck. Thought i was able to get it down so I laid down for a nap and as soon as i laid down, it resurfaced. Panic time. I could feel the liquid pass the vitamin each time i drank. Forced myself to throw up for the next hour. Didn't help.

Finally, 3 hours later, i was able to get some of it out (puke method). Came out powdery. Relief.

Does this ever happen to you guys? Happens to me too often. I don't know if i have a narrow esophagus or what, but its annoying. Any tips on how to get it down if it gets stuck?

 

[Rumble]

zinc, vitamin d3, l-arginine, l-lysine

You seeing results?

 

[calibeebee]

"Load Management."

I see you.

with the maca root, Korean ginseng, pygeum, and lecithin, I’m puttin up Wilt numbers. Peter North ain’t got nothing on me. Word to nawghtyhare


casper90403 never got one stuck but a few times I tried to down like 8 pills all at once but with hot coffee. Couple of the nasty tasting ones burst open before I could get em down. Had to projectile spit out the whole batch. No bueno. I recommend consuming supps with water ONLY

 

[ahat]

with the maca root, Korean ginseng, pygeum, and lecithin, I’m puttin up Wilt numbers. Peter North ain’t got nothing on me. Word to nawghtyhare


casper90403 never got one stuck but a few times I tried to down like 8 pills all at once but with hot coffee. Couple of the nasty tasting ones burst open before I could get em down. Had to projectile spit out the whole batch. No bueno. I recommend consuming supps with water ONLY

Yoo that maca been doing wonders, shout out my dude RIP sleazyy for the recommendation.

Been taking spirulina too.

 

[Rumble]

Yoo that maca been doing wonders, shout out my dude RIP sleazyy for the recommendation.

Been taking spirulina too.

What’s your cocktail

 

[DCAllAfrican]

Add a scoop to my Green Smoothies (Veggie Based)

Add a scoop to my Ground based smoothies (PB Based)

 

[heelsandeers]

Does this ever happen to you guys? Happens to me too often. I don't know if i have a narrow esophagus or what, but its annoying. Any tips on how to get it down if it gets stuck?

is it only big vitamins this happens with or do you notice it with food also?
could be stomach acid irritating the esophagus which causes it to narrow.
maybe try taking an anti-acid like prilosec and see if that helps
not sure there's anything you can do once it's stuck other than try to relax and wait for it to pass

 

[casper90403]

is it only big vitamins this happens with or do you notice it with food also?
could be stomach acid irritating the esophagus which causes it to narrow.
maybe try taking an anti-acid like prilosec and see if that helps
not sure there's anything you can do once it's stuck other than try to relax and wait for it to pass

yes, food as well. I tend to eat fast and not chew my food properly. BUT, i think you could be right about the stomach acid perhaps giving me issues. I've been told to take prilosec from my doctor (not related to this) but didn't since i don't like to take medicine too often.

I think you're right on here.

 

[Mark Antony]

65-70% milk ratio to me is perfect. It varies slightly with the cereal. Heavier cereal requires more milk. Also if you’re eating cereal that becomes chocolate milk at the end, you might want more milk to start off with. Basically you’re trying to saturate the cereal, but not make it soggy. Enough milk as to not have to make a second trip for milk just to be able to ingest it. It’s a trial and error scientific method, perfected at a young “Saturday morning cartoons and cereal” age.

the Gf does way too much milk. To the point where the cereal becomes soggy. This is the incorrect way. Also, she pours the milk first, THEN the cereal. Also incorrect. But shes dairy intolerant, and has only been eating cereal a few years. Started as an adult, so she’s got a ways to catch up.

They **** on Jerry all the time but he's right here. I'll put the cereal, then pour 1/3rd bowl of milk and it usually works out perfect.

 

[ahat]

What’s your cocktail

Spirulina
Maca
Fish oil
Calcium magnesium zinc

 

[marikomorose]

got bored and tried this combo earlier, and it’s surprisingly very good:

Spoiler: cheese bread