I'd really like to move away from processed foods a bit. Especially from sugar.
Cooking every day is one thing. Clean eating sounds very healthy, but it comes with a lot of restrictions.
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Loading...I mean, that's not a prejudice. When I'm on the train, you can often smell it – not always, but more often than with others. Why?
I like to eat meat. The amount mentioned above. But is that too much or still okay?
Would you eat soup in the summer when it is warm?
I'm currently having a discussion with a colleague. We were eating "Shea UFOs," which are those round edible paper wafers filled with shea. They were around in the 90s and probably even before that. But I seem to remember that in the early 90s they were sugary sweet, filled with glucose. My colleague says they've…
With enough time, this is definitely feasible. Nowadays you have a huge selection in all directions…
You just have to deal with health, but what actually most people neglect, no matter what way of life they live.
Previously normal and – oh miracles – there were fewer dietary diseases. Prohibitions do not exist at all, one keeps cooking itself and avoids industrial stress.
By the way, sugar is also not the problem, but the degree of processing of all foods and what is partially poured into it.
This simply means feeding yourself fully. This is really not a witchcraft. Also the cold kitchen offers plenty of recipes. You always have to prepare something if you want to eat.
You just need to name some thing with a silly angliss, and you’ll think that all the students are cool.
I think it’s great
Yes dishes should be clean.