I would eat that.My Mom makes sandwiches with peanut butter, tomato, and mayo. I would like to say it's as disgusting as it sounds but it's not. Really fucking solid sandwich if you have good tomatoes.
Peanut butter on toast is pretty good though. My mother in law keeps the peanut butter in the fridge, so I gotta toast the bread in order to get it spreadable.That sounds like it would be painful to eat, too much crispy bread.
I've got Asthma and dust mite allergy, so I know those feels bro. I never mistook it for a food allergy though.Yeah he gave me pamphlets for that stuff but it was super expensive, I figured I would look online.
Seriously, I ate so much pizza. And fucking oreos. I did like a 1/4 McCheese. I'm legit excited about getting to cook again. I think I might cook something cool this weekend to celebrate.
Some of that gluten free shit is good, actually, I'm glad I got to try it. Gluten free english muffins, you find them in the freezer section, try them. I much prefer them to regular now, I can't even describe the texture, like cornbread but not mealy.Good for you man. Also good for us because I don't want to read anymore of your posts talking about gluten free bagels and other inedible crap.
We usually do smoked salmon instead of lox as part of the spread for Mother's Day brunch every year, I don't mind it. Good sushi is awesome though. Do you like fish/seafood in general?Yeah, no idea how people can eat lox. It's even worse than sushi.
Hell ya, go crazy for a few days.Bros, I got some excellent news today. I went to an allergist because I am tired of being itchy as fuck all the time. I explained to him the previosu Dr had diagnosed and told me to stay away from wheat, he just shook his head and smiled and said "Food allergies aren't a thing."
This confused me, but he continued. He said if he tests you 30 times for food allergies, half the time it will come back positive. The testing isn't reliable. The way to tell if it is real is to eat the food and document the immediate reactions, within 1-2 hours at most, not over the course of days like my previous Dr had told me. He further explained that even in cases of verified food allergies like peanut allergies, they don't rely on testing to see if the allergy is gone/improved/changed, they just give the kid a peanut and measure the immediate reaction. He said yeah, go home, eat some real pizza, and see if your skin goes fucking bonkers within a very short period of time of eating it. If it does, there is something to this and let's follow up and look at it being a for real wheat allergy. If it doesn't, there is nothing to it and I am a normie again. So bros, no lie, I ate like half a fucking pizza and it is the best pizza I have ever had.
Turns out what is causing my symptoms that the Dr had previously blamed on food allergies is dermographism uticaria which can be aggravated by allergies (such as dust mites which he did confirm I am very allergic to) and can cause extreme itching and hives.
So this weekend: egg rolls or chicken fried steak. Or chicken fried steak egg rolls. With pancakes.
Chaos, did you handle your dust mite shit yo? sounds like AO- and I both know the pains of dealing with dust mites and shit, hit up the air thread dude. Only saying this, cuz like i've as an aside have dealt w/ my wifes' allergies for so long.I've got Asthma and dust mite allergy, so I know those feels bro. I never mistook it for a food allergy though.
The mattress case, foam pillows (no more down pillows or down anything, but maybe that was just me), the MERV 10 furnace/ventilation filters, and some nice sheets and you'll be aces.
If it's deep fried or battered like seafood should beWe usually do smoked salmon instead of lox as part of the spread for Mother's Day brunch every year, I don't mind it. Good sushi is awesome though. Do you like fish/seafood in general?