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5 Wings for $1
- Thread starter Kunmui
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On Wed, 23 Feb 2011 22:45:58 -0500, Ed Pawlowski wrote:
I just got back from my favorite meat store in Plant City, Florida where
fresh whole wings are $1.49 / lb. and flash frozen 10 lb. packs are $1.69 a
pound.
I don't know what they are at the local chains, but I'm sure they're not
that cheap.
TFM?
I just got back from my favorite meat store in Plant City, Florida where
fresh whole wings are $1.49 / lb. and flash frozen 10 lb. packs are $1.69 a
pound.
I don't know what they are at the local chains, but I'm sure they're not
that cheap.
TFM?
anaboveaveragejoe
New member
On Feb 24, 2:54?pm, Dave Smith wrote:
Of all health professionals, dietitians are the most full of shit,
well, other than art therapists.
--Bryan
Of all health professionals, dietitians are the most full of shit,
well, other than art therapists.
--Bryan
"Bryan" wrote
My wife has CHF. The sent us to a class about how to eat for heart
patients. It was fun. The instructor had a list of thing to avoid,
including milkshakes. So, I asked if milk was OK. She said yes. Then I
asked if ice cream was OK. She said yes. Then I asked why milkshakes
were not good. She said they are bad for you.
Then she said to avoid sausage. I asked if ground pork was OK. She said
yes. With seasonings? Sure, just avoid salt.
She was happy when we left.
My wife has CHF. The sent us to a class about how to eat for heart
patients. It was fun. The instructor had a list of thing to avoid,
including milkshakes. So, I asked if milk was OK. She said yes. Then I
asked if ice cream was OK. She said yes. Then I asked why milkshakes
were not good. She said they are bad for you.
Then she said to avoid sausage. I asked if ground pork was OK. She said
yes. With seasonings? Sure, just avoid salt.
She was happy when we left.
JuSt Wait AnD sEe KeViN
New member
On 27/02/2011 3:36 PM, Ed Pawlowski wrote:
i was told to avoid ice cream. The dietitian said that if I wanted a
frozen dessert I should have frozen yogurt or sherbet. We discussed the
fact that I made my own ice cream she was talking about all the fat and
calories. I pointed out that home made ice cream is more satisfying and
i had only small portions.
I had problems with milk issue. It was okay with her if I had 1% or 2%
and did not have to go the skimmed milk route. But I don't drink milk. I
only have it on cereal, and I prefer whole milk for that. For some
reason is is okay for me to drink a litre of 2% every day, but not to
have a litre of whole milk over one week. The way I figure it is that I
would ened up with more fat from all that 2% than I would from the
little bit of whole milk I had been using.
Pork was on my list of things not recommended, especially sausage.
I am trying to balance the advice of the dietitian with what makes sense
to me. I may not agree with everything she said, but I have to be
careful. As much as I resent the change, I went through hell three
months ago and I sure as hell don't want to have to do this again
i was told to avoid ice cream. The dietitian said that if I wanted a
frozen dessert I should have frozen yogurt or sherbet. We discussed the
fact that I made my own ice cream she was talking about all the fat and
calories. I pointed out that home made ice cream is more satisfying and
i had only small portions.
I had problems with milk issue. It was okay with her if I had 1% or 2%
and did not have to go the skimmed milk route. But I don't drink milk. I
only have it on cereal, and I prefer whole milk for that. For some
reason is is okay for me to drink a litre of 2% every day, but not to
have a litre of whole milk over one week. The way I figure it is that I
would ened up with more fat from all that 2% than I would from the
little bit of whole milk I had been using.
Pork was on my list of things not recommended, especially sausage.
I am trying to balance the advice of the dietitian with what makes sense
to me. I may not agree with everything she said, but I have to be
careful. As much as I resent the change, I went through hell three
months ago and I sure as hell don't want to have to do this again
On Fri, 25 Feb 2011 12:18:10 -0600, Nunya Bidnits wrote:
"Party Wings" at Restaurant Depot here are $1.39/pound in 10-pound
bags. But the wings are 6-8 (wing SECTIONS) to the pound. Those are
huge wings - bigger than I've ever seen in restaurants.
Which is another tactic restaurants use to rip you off on wings - tiny
wings. If 7 wings are $6 and those 6 wings weigh a pound, then maybe
they're worth it. But you'll never get wings that big. Pluckers
sells wings that are probably 16-18 to the pound, for example. And
they are an example of the ridiculous prices people will pay for
wings.
-sw
"Party Wings" at Restaurant Depot here are $1.39/pound in 10-pound
bags. But the wings are 6-8 (wing SECTIONS) to the pound. Those are
huge wings - bigger than I've ever seen in restaurants.
Which is another tactic restaurants use to rip you off on wings - tiny
wings. If 7 wings are $6 and those 6 wings weigh a pound, then maybe
they're worth it. But you'll never get wings that big. Pluckers
sells wings that are probably 16-18 to the pound, for example. And
they are an example of the ridiculous prices people will pay for
wings.
-sw
On Feb 27, 7:24?pm, Sqwertz wrote:
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--Bryan
http://www.metrolyrics.com/little-wing-lyrics-jimi-hendrix.html
--Bryan