Again, note that Dade and Broward county are on the higher end of black populations and still the lowest end of being fat. It's a southern thing, not a black thing.Coorelate that map with the black population. I see a strong resemblance.
Again, note that Dade and Broward county are on the higher end of black populations and still the lowest end of being fat. It's a southern thing, not a black thing.Coorelate that map with the black population. I see a strong resemblance.
This guy just tried to blame all the fat southerners on black people.The south is full of plenty of people on welfare and food stamps, but I don't know any of them either.
Coorelate that map with the black population. I see a strong resemblance.
Percent black population. If you don't live in the cotton belt you have a higher chance to be white and not fat I guess.
Those are both good for you. Eggs in the morning are an appetite suppressant and butter is straight up good for you. The French consume more per capita than anyone and have one of the lowest incidences of heart disease and obesity. The difference between what Congress decided to say is healthy and what our insane culture took from it is so far away from the actual data that it is comical.There are lots of fat people in the south. I just don't know any of them, just like I mentioned there are lots of people on food stamps and welfare in the south. I just don't know any of them.
It's more a lifestyle problem than a food problem. My family is not exactly the healthiest eaters, but they stay active. No one in my family has died at less than 82, my grandmother eats fried eggs for breakfast every day, goes thru a pound of butter by herself a week, and is 94 but she's active.
If you are glued to the sofa eating the food here ain't gonna help and vice versa.
It was funny until you typed that.(I know that NC is a southern state)
I didn't need a hodj like moment over here ruining the cooking thread.It was funny until you typed that.
Too much butter can be bad for your liver though. Turn you into foie gras, trust me been there. I was cooking errything in butter to an excess. Go get a physcial and had my liver checked, my doctor tripped when he saw my liver tests. Cut back on butter significantly and now everything is back to normal again. Cholesterol was super fine though =p. Though I think my sedentariness played a big part in it.Those are both good for you. Eggs in the morning are an appetite suppressant and butter is straight up good for you. The French consume more per capita than anyone and have one of the lowest incidences of heart disease and obesity. The difference between what Congress decided to say is healthy and what our insane culture took from it is so far away from the actual data that it is comical.
I'm not a celiac, wheat allergy. Pretty much the same effect though.Yeah please tell me you have an actual diagnosis.
Step over into Health Problems thread if you want to go into it. If you aren't actually a celiac then knock that shit off.
Wear pants when using it. Don't want an unfortunate grinding accident.Someone just gifted me a brand new granite mortar and pestle. Anything I need to know about before first time use?
I've tried pork rinds as a substitute for bread crumbs and it wasn't good. First, they're all just fat anyway so they won't absorb any of the juices from whatever you're cooking. Second, they imparted a bitter taste to the food. There's no real substitute for bread crumbs that I have found yet.Use pork rinds and capn crunch, processed in a food processor, as your "breading". Ok maybe not capn crunch, because that's probably got gluten in it? But definitely pork rinds
It makes putting ambien into drinks a lot easier. They dissolve faster when already a powder. One pill per 100 lbs.Someone just gifted me a brand new granite mortar and pestle. Anything I need to know about before first time use?