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Re: foods that you've lost interest in over the years...

Posted: Wed June 12, 2024 11:41 am
by 96583UP
i love pasta but eat way less now

legit makes me feel like shit the next day

shame

Re: foods that you've lost interest in over the years...

Posted: Wed June 12, 2024 11:41 am
by 96583UP
except in italy tho

there it is magic

Re: foods that you've lost interest in over the years...

Posted: Wed June 12, 2024 11:52 am
by wease
Brussels sprouts. The magic isn’t there any more.

Re: foods that you've lost interest in over the years...

Posted: Wed February 04, 2026 4:38 pm
by washing machine
washing machine wrote:My verve for fresh baked bread from a sourdough starter has waned since the pandemic.
This is picking back up. I misplaced my scale, so I'm going medieval style and eyeballing as I get this culture going. I'll need that scale for baking though, I'd guess. That's next week's problem.

Re: foods that you've lost interest in over the years...

Posted: Wed February 04, 2026 5:34 pm
by bodysnatcher
eggs do nothing for me anymore. sure i'll use eggs for cooking, and sure, i'll still eat them if i need/have to. but i so rarely ever think, "you know what i could go for right now? a plate of eggs."

Re: foods that you've lost interest in over the years...

Posted: Wed February 04, 2026 5:41 pm
by LoathedVermin72
Complete opposite for me. I would not want to live without eggs

Re: foods that you've lost interest in over the years...

Posted: Wed February 04, 2026 5:50 pm
by washing machine
Team lv.

Even when there's nothing in the fridge, there are eggs. And he I can always count on a decent lunch if I have the means to an egg.

Re: foods that you've lost interest in over the years...

Posted: Thu February 05, 2026 3:03 am
by lennytheweedwhacker
Regular potato chips (i.e. not baked, kettle cooked etc...)

Re: foods that you've lost interest in over the years...

Posted: Thu February 05, 2026 3:23 am
by Ello Sailor
That's fair. Kettle chips are like 10x better and only twice as expensive. Worth.

Re: foods that you've lost interest in over the years...

Posted: Thu February 05, 2026 3:27 am
by 96583UP
doug rr wrote:I've been done with salmon for about 6 months now
curious if there is an update since this was posted given that you live in the salmon capital of north america now

Re: foods that you've lost interest in over the years...

Posted: Thu February 05, 2026 3:28 am
by lennytheweedwhacker
Ello Sailor wrote:That's fair. Kettle chips are like 10x better and only twice as expensive. Worth.
I catch kettle cooked on sale often enough. Not something I always have on hand though. Thanks for your reply.

Re: foods that you've lost interest in over the years...

Posted: Thu February 05, 2026 3:53 am
by LoathedVermin72
:lol:

Re: foods that you've lost interest in over the years...

Posted: Thu February 05, 2026 4:42 am
by spike
I’ll take a thin Lays chip over kettle cooked. Just the right balance of potato, oil, and salt. Kettle cooked are too oily.

Re: foods that you've lost interest in over the years...

Posted: Thu February 05, 2026 6:14 pm
by bodysnatcher
spike wrote:I’ll take a thin Lays chip over kettle cooked. Just the right balance of potato, oil, and salt. Kettle cooked are too oily.
agreed. whenever i eat kettle chips, my fingers feel like they just starred in an episode of Jersey Shore

Re: foods that you've lost interest in over the years...

Posted: Thu February 05, 2026 6:19 pm
by Ello Sailor
lennytheweedwhacker wrote:
Ello Sailor wrote:That's fair. Kettle chips are like 10x better and only twice as expensive. Worth.
I catch kettle cooked on sale often enough. Not something I always have on hand though. Thanks for your reply.
No, thank you, for keeping couponing alive. I love you.

Re: foods that you've lost interest in over the years...

Posted: Fri February 06, 2026 2:42 am
by 96583UP
i hadnt had lays in many years and ate a tiny bag the other day

was satisfying

felt right to have

with a turkey sandwich

Re: foods that you've lost interest in over the years...

Posted: Fri February 06, 2026 11:13 am
by spike
96583UP wrote:i hadnt had lays in many years and ate a tiny bag the other day

was satisfying

felt right to have

with a turkey sandwich
Or ON the turkey sandwich

Re: foods that you've lost interest in over the years...

Posted: Fri February 06, 2026 3:02 pm
by E.H. Ruddock
spike wrote:
96583UP wrote:i hadnt had lays in many years and ate a tiny bag the other day

was satisfying

felt right to have

with a turkey sandwich
Or ON the turkey sandwich
yeah this for sure

Re: foods that you've lost interest in over the years...

Posted: Fri February 06, 2026 9:48 pm
by 96583UP
i could have done both

it was on the side

but after a few bites of the sando

my body was like 'you must have lays'

i had some mini bags in the basement

went for it