What's on your Thursday Menu, RNYers?

Christina135
on 1/9/20 1:08 pm

Thank you! For me, it's such a personal thing that makes me feel better. My husband eats meat, and I even cook it for him but he will also eat plant based a lot as well. I'm not trying to "convert" him, but I definitely make sure that I share delicious meal options with him and give him choices. For me, it's all about the animals, sustainability and future of our world.

Christina

Let it begin with me.

03/2009 - SW:261 GW 135 (CW:131)

White Dove
on 1/9/20 8:39 am - Warren, OH

I cant bring myself to eat bananas. I know it is because we had a big family and the neighborhood grocery store used to give my mother the leftover bananas that were too black to sell. She mashed them up and put them in oatmeal. I also cannot eat a bowl of oatmeal to this day.

I have tried to eat fresh bananas and just cannot do it.

Real life begins where your comfort zone ends

Christina135
on 1/9/20 11:10 am

I understand this 100%! There's certain foods from my childhood that I ate out of necessity that today I cannot even stand to smell.

For me? Ramen. I absolutely detest it. I know people love to go to the little cool restaurants and eat ramen, but I can't. I can't do the fast stove top ramen, or sit down and eat from a gourmet place ramen. I just ate it SO much as a kid.

Christina

Let it begin with me.

03/2009 - SW:261 GW 135 (CW:131)

Au_Contraire
on 1/9/20 11:32 am, edited 1/9/20 3:44 am

I never had ramen as a kid, but occasionally ate it in college. To me, it doesn't even seem like legitimate food. Yuck!

catwoman7
on 1/9/20 3:31 pm
RNY on 06/03/15

LOL - I'm that way with meatloaf (that's another dish I could have used for my QOTD). My father used to make this HORRIBLE meatloaf all the time when we were growing up. All us kids hated it. To this day, I won't touch meatloaf with a 10 foot pole, even though I'm sure there are much better renditions than my father's. But...no...I can't do it.

stacyrg
on 1/9/20 9:33 am
VSG on 05/12/14

Good morning all! Happy Thursday. This has been a ridiculously busy week and even though this post is on the later side, I thought I'd check in. The rest of the month is going to be crazy. I have 5 filings with the court so my mind is fried. Also, I've been sick since Christmas, so it's kinda draining my energy. I can't wait to get home every night, eat a little something and crawl under my weighted blanket. Anyway, happy to check in with everyone.

QOTD: Pizza. Without a doubt, Pizza. I just don't get the allure. I'd probably be fine if I never had another piece in my life.

My plan:

B: ground turkey, pesto and cheese

L: unknown actually. I have a client meeting at noon, so I'll either skip it or get something on my way back

D: Chicken thigh, ceasar salad

S: latte (x2 - 1 homemade and the other iced on my way back to the office)

E: unknown. I was signed up for spin, but cancelled the class. I'll have to see how I feel.

Emiepie
on 1/9/20 9:35 am
RNY on 08/11/14

I hope you start to feel better soon.

RNY 8/11/14 with Dr. Kelvin Higa PS Lipectomy 4/12/17 with Dr. John Burnett HW291.4/CW165/GW150

Au_Contraire
on 1/9/20 10:30 am

Feel better, Stacy!

Christina135
on 1/9/20 11:11 am

Hope you feel better soon! Please send me all your pizza, I promise to give it a good home.

Christina

Let it begin with me.

03/2009 - SW:261 GW 135 (CW:131)

Enough is Enough
on 1/9/20 12:24 pm
RNY on 07/20/15

Feel better!

I could take or leave pizza too. I like it, but I don't feel any craving for it. EXCEPT that there is a certain style of pizza that seems to be unique to the area I live in with Grim, now. It is really thin crust and somehow sort of sweet and caramelized. I have never had anything like it and it is very craveable.

**shaking fist**

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