What did you eat today?

[Callaway]

We tried Quorn, today. I prepared it as if it were chicken and included it in a veggie stir fry. It is very squeaky to chew, but not bad, at all. If I could get used to the squeak, I would be fine with it quite often.

For anyone else who had no clue what this Quorn was that DirtDawg fed his family:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quorn

[DirtDawg]

We tried Quorn, today. I prepared it as if it were chicken and included it in a veggie stir fry. It is very squeaky to chew, but not bad, at all. If I could get used to the squeak, I would be fine with it quite often.

For anyone else who had no clue what this Quorn was that DirtDawg fed his family:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quorn

My favorite line on that page:

"Quorn's fungus is as closely related to mushrooms as humans are to jellyfish."

Try not to think about athlete's foot while you're eating it.

Thanks, for the link, Callaway. BTW, I didn't actually have to feed it to anyone. We just ate it. It wasn't too bad.

[Leto729]

Bananas and milk.

[ozymandias]

English Muffin

[purposefulinsanity]

Home made cheese scones. 

[purposefulinsanity]

English Muffin

I won't even go into the thought that popped into my head when I read that 

[ozymandias]

English Muffin

I won't even go into the thought that popped into my head when I read that 

I was wondering if that would happen!   Great minds think alike!
To add to the thread....

Cashews

[ASpHole]

Yesterday, I started off with a piece of lemon cake, and two 16oz cups of coffee. Then for lunch/dinner I ate a cheese focaccia and a tomato Focaccia. BiLo ( where I bought the Focaccias) seems to have this strange idea that using orange cheddar on their focaccias is an Italian thing. 

Today, I had some bread spread with olive oil, and will most likely be following that up with Ziti with Marinara sauce, followed with some more bread with olive oil.

[Lurk Hurk Gurk]

Soup. Damn cold seems to have spread to my stomach, or atleast resulted in it getting riled up, meaning that I didn't keep it for long.

[Litigious]

I wonder what "vinterkräksjuka" is in English. Do you know by any chance, Fluff?

[Leto729]

Fudrucker's hamburger and potatoe fries.

[Callaway]

I wonder what "vinterkräksjuka" is in English. Do you know by any chance, Fluff?

From this free online translator:

http://www.worldlingo.com/en/products_services/worldlingo_translator.html

"vinterkräksjuka" means "winter creep having a propensity to"

 

[Lurk Hurk Gurk]

I don't think that's what I have. I have had cold-related issues for a couple of days, and that was the only instance of something, except fever, that could be related.

And no, I don't know. Maybe someone here knows something that would fit the literal translation, "Winter barf sickness", well.

"vinterkräksjuka" means "winter creep having a propensity to"

 

I have yet to see an online translator that doesn't produce garbage when translating Swedish.

[Litigious]

I wonder what "vinterkräksjuka" is in English. Do you know by any chance, Fluff?

From this free online translator:

http://www.worldlingo.com/en/products_services/worldlingo_translator.html

"vinterkräksjuka" means "winter creep having a propensity to"

 

Oh, they got "winter" right, at least. "Kräk" as a word of its own means "creep" in Swedish, right, but here it has to do with the verb "kräkas", that means "vomit"..."sjuka" means "sickness" or "illness"".

[Leto729]

Fudge cookies and bananas.