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(deactivated member)
on 8/22/14 11:00 pm
Topic: RE: Where you all from and WLS status?

I can hardly  " mate " with the oldsters  who r " my real age "  ... yet again I feel very alienated from the  son- grandson cultures of my would be mates .  I DONT want anyne EVER again to tell me I have " old lady feet " because I didn't get a manicure ...

 

 

am I being too sensitive ?  Should I just be a tough successful  railroad baron  ( female )  circa 2015 ? 

(deactivated member)
on 8/22/14 10:57 pm
Topic: RE: Where you all from and WLS status?

I think the BEST thing about being a vegan or semi-vegan is how amazingly young looking and functioning we are .  I  ALWAYS have twenty  or twenty-five years younger guyz asking me out ... it feels totally weird but strangely flattering .  I suppose I HAVE to get used to being " not my  chronological age " ;0

 

BettieLou
on 8/22/14 9:56 pm
Topic: RE: Favorite recipe?

I make a spinach tofu sesame stir-fry. Really fast and delicious. I got the original recipe from the NYT here, but I've tweaked it all over the place (no sesame seeds, more chili pepper, low-sodium soy sauce, etc.).

I also loooove a good veggie chili. So easy and filling!

(deactivated member)
on 8/19/14 12:11 am
Topic: RE: Favorite recipe?

I like to mix lowfat Cedars Greek Tzakiki dip wih nonfat plain yogurt  2-1  andadd homegrown cucumbers if i have some .

I also make my own healthy nachos with fresh fat free corn tortillas crisped a bit in the oven , then topped with homegrown chopped tomato, refried fat free beans , fat free cheddar or american chese slices , chopped onions , basil  and cheddar cheese /butter buds popcorn sprinkles .  This is SO outstanding .. especially dipped in guacamole and fresh mango salsa ! 

(deactivated member)
on 8/19/14 12:07 am
Topic: RE: Where you all from and WLS status?

I'm what they call an omnivore ... I try to  eat organically homegrown fresh and locally ( usually from my own backyard) , and often my meals are totally vegetarian or the meat is seriously cut with fresh veggies nd rice and beans .  

I lost 100 lbs post op and kept off 80 for almost five years .  I am ridiculously healthy and young looking and energetic despite having no plastics yet ( im way overdue... but was involved in a financially debilitating divorce ) 

robo_petz
on 8/18/14 12:00 pm - Ewa Beach, HI
Topic: RE: Favorite recipe?

Thats awesome! As silly as this sounds, I never knew that. I will definitely have to give that a shot, hence the name "spaghetti" squash huh lol. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 323/170/175  I'm @ GOAL!!! Wooohooo  =)

Since my Tummy Tuck im now under my goal ???

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T Hagalicious Rebel
Brown

on 8/18/14 3:14 am - Brooklyn
VSG on 04/25/14
Topic: RE: Where you all from and WLS status?

That's nice but what is a mock meat?, I never really noticed that in the store. I tried the plant fusion choc raspberry shake, not too crazy about it, must be an acquired taste lol. I definitely am not a fan of beans, too much farting involved LOL, but I did like soy milk, but according to these boards people are getting to 80 and 100 grams of protein per day! I figure it must be hard getting to those numbers as a vegetarian.

I've read there are different types of vegetarians, which one are you & do you like it?, were you the same type of vegetarian b4 wls?, did you have to change afterwards? Did you want to change to a different type afterwards or were you happy where you're at? Did you become a vegetarian to leave less of a carbon footprint on the planet or was it more for health reasons? I thought using a protein shake that is whey based would fit in with a vegetarian lifestyle, why use a plant based one, especially since it seems they are so harder to come by, are you allergic to whey? Oh my goodness I've asked enough questions to be a separate thread! Thanks for any info.

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HarvestMoon1974
on 8/17/14 10:56 pm - Keyport, NJ
Revision on 05/01/14
Topic: RE: Favorite recipe?

One of the nice things about spaghetti squash is that once it's baked, you can use a fork to pull the strands right out of it. No special tools required. You just pierce some holes in it, so it cant vent while it's cooking, then bake it for about 1 1/2 -2 hrs. let it cool a bit, slice it in half, then pull out the seeds and use a fork to pull out the strands. Voila, you have "spaghetti". lol

 

" Life is a roller coaster, enjoy the ride"
Carol 378/189/170

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robo_petz
on 8/17/14 2:16 pm - Ewa Beach, HI
Topic: RE: Where you all from and WLS status?

Hi and welcome! There is allot of "mock" meats that is still all vegetarian. Like they have beef, chicken, all meats really, and even fish that is made to look, taste, and feel like the real meat but is all plant based. People normally use these type of mock meats to help them transition to being a veg. As for protein there is allot of beans, tofu, those mock meats, and things like soy milk, almond milk. All those things has proteins in them. Because I have had wls I use a plant based protein shake. Its really not that hard once you try it.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 323/170/175  I'm @ GOAL!!! Wooohooo  =)

Since my Tummy Tuck im now under my goal ???

If you can dream it, you can do it.  Live your dreams !!!

http://www.obesityhelp.com/group/Vegan/discussion/ <-- Join this group 

T Hagalicious Rebel
Brown

on 8/17/14 11:25 am - Brooklyn
VSG on 04/25/14
Topic: RE: Where you all from and WLS status?

Hi, I'm from NY., still in weight loss mode. I'm not a vegetarian but was interested in the lifestyle, but hell I still like meat, even though I have cut back a lot on beef, mostly lean towards fish, chicken, eggs, some pork. Protein still mostly in the way of shakes. Glad you started your own forum, just wondering how do you get in the rt amt of protein as a vegetarian?

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