So... Whats for lunch?

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Lil Me

#24210
Oct 14 07 05:21
 purelife wrote:
Got back from shopping at Costco's.  I made sure I picked up the gigantic jar of sauerkraut... it was cheap!  

Hey LM, do your kids also have scooters?  Did you guys go to a skating park, kinda like the one near Bonsor?  
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 Hey!  Gotta love that sauerkraut.  Mine came in a can from StupidStore, so I needed to transfer it into a plastic container.  Costco in the jar next time for sure!
 
 Kids have 1 scooter between them.  We just went down to the local park and back today.  Nice day out there.
 
 Roasted veg for dinner with leftover tofu and quinoa.
   
 
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Sportsdude

#24211
Oct 14 07 05:22
kimchi for me today.

 
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purelife

#24212
Oct 14 07 05:28
OHKIMCHI!!!!!  Speaking of that, they had it as samples in Costco today.  I was going to buy the whole box full but remembered how much carbs there are... I would probably eat the 12 packages in less than a week.  Not good!  :S

It was so warm today, absolutely perfect for a skateboard ride at the park.    

Sportsdude

#24213
Oct 14 07 05:30
hehe yeah I've become accostumed to the smaller Canadian sized portions (took forever it seemed)
But I bought a pack of like 30 for 8 bucks at Super Store.

Do you put veggies in yours pl? For some reason I want it spicier so i put in red peppers.
 
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purelife

#24214
Oct 14 07 05:36
No veggies.  It takes the flavor away.  

I like the wonton noodles, the one that Lise suggested.  That tastes good with the veggies and wonton.  

I wouldn't eat too much of that kimchi stuff, lots of sodium in one package...over 1K per serving.
 

Sportsdude

#24215
Oct 14 07 05:41
hmm wonton.
really takes away the flavour?



 
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P.C.

#24216
Oct 14 07 05:55
I think that protein in sauerkraut is almost non-existent.  It IS relatively high in calcium.

In truth, I didn't even know that it had ANY nutritional value until Lil Me brought it up.....but have since read up on it a little bit.
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Sportsdude

#24217
Oct 14 07 06:00
yikes you were right about the sodium pl, 46%. lol


 
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purelife

#24218
Oct 14 07 06:03
I think it takes the flavor away.  I used to put baby bok choi in the kimchi and it took the flavor away..not sure about the other veggies.

Sauerkraut has lots of fibre.  I've been reading that sauerkraut helps with weight loss....
 

Sportsdude

#24219
Oct 14 07 06:08
so far I've lost a ton of weight. I guess it has to do with all the stairs. good grief 600 stairs just to get to my class in the morning. freaking crazy.  
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purelife

#24220
Oct 14 07 06:40
Oh, so you were able to find a weight scale?    

Sportsdude

#24221
Oct 14 07 06:42
no, even better, I got comments. Plus I can figure out pretty easily.  
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purelife

#24222
Oct 14 07 07:21
We had a yummy salad for dinner and I had some sauerkraut.  mmmmmiammmeeee  

P.C.

#24223
Oct 14 07 07:24
Everytime you mention sauerkraut, my mouth waters.  *drooolzzzz*  [img style="CURSOR: pointer" onclick=url(this.src); src="vny!://www.cheesebuerger.de/images/more/bigs/a234.gif" border=0]
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Sportsdude

#24224
Oct 14 07 07:28
SAUERKRAUT!!!!



that reminds me Wurst mart is coming up.
 
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