You Are What You Eat - So What Is It Exactly That You Eat or Won't Eat?

What Diet Have You Chosen & Why?

  • Fruitarian - I only eat fruits and nuts so long as I don't harm the plant

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  • Lacto-vegetarian - eat dairy products, but no eggs

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  • Pesce-vegetarian - includes fish in their diet

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  • Flexitarian - mainly eats vegetarian foods, but will occasionally makes exceptions

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  • Liquid Diet - Not of sund mind or body to tell you why I'm on a liquid diet

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  • Total voters
    88
We produced over one and a half million pounds of beef on the hoof last year. Guess!!!
If I don't git meat in my meal, I ain't been fed.

BTW, I'm a watchin' and keepin' a list here!!!:cool::D
 
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Some folks in south Louisiana call themselves a Coonass. I was told that that is the only thing that they will not eat.

Many of the originals lived off of the land and found ways to make most stuff taste good.
 
the main thing in my diet is meat, but there are a few vegetables that i enjoy eating and i also like to eat fruit and pasta and bread as well.
 
Over the past two years I've dropped 85 pounds and now weigh 170. I changed my eating habits. I discovered the joys of controlling my portions, cutting back on all the junk, not going on any fad diets, being patient about the weight loss and making the changes permanent. I also upped my workouts and added more cardio such as swimming and the rowing machine.

My waist has dropped 13 inches and I am literally the same size that I was in 1987 - when I was nineteen. I feel better, look better and my fitness level is the highest that it's been in decades.

However I haven't given up the occassional steak or hamburger. I just don't eat it all the time. I have a true cup of ice cream instead of a bowl - or two. I drink 1% milk, but I still like a peanut butter sandwich now and again. I'm not so much a Born Again Christian as a lapsed Catholic who has started to go to church again.
 
I may eat anything, but I draw the line when it comes to coon and its butt, or any part of that rabid scavenger.
 
There is very little I won't try once. I can't handle raw oysrers although I love 'em fried, roasted, stewed, or BBQ ed.

There are NO veggies I don't like. As for meat, if God didn't want us to eat animals he wouldn't have made them so tasty.
 
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