Feeding You (Part 1)

[pensnest]

I'd like to do a quick check on who can eat what, so please comment if you have any dietary requirements that are more complicated than "Feed me", ie if you're vegetarian, or prohibited from eating anything in particular, or have evil allergies, or a pathological* hatred of certain foods.




* Your definition may vary. I myself will not eat grapefruit, but I don't consider that pathological, simply sensible. Disgusting things, grapefruit.

Comments

[turlough]

I sooo agree with you about grapefruit! Vile things! :-) Horseradish is also vile in my opinion, as is cilantro and liver. Oh yes, and chili makes my throat numb which sucks 'cause I tend to like a lot of food that's got chili in it.

[chalcopyrite.livejournal.com]

I'm afraid I'm one of those vegetarian people who always complicates things. However, I am a very practised forager. :)

(Grapefruit = evil = so true. Yecch.)

[pensnest]

No problem, we had a lone vegetarian last year - I'm quite surprised there aren't more, in a collection of fans. Dairy and eggs okay?

[chalcopyrite.livejournal.com]

Dairy and eggs okay?

Absolutely! (If I did not drink milk, I could not drink tea, and I would shrivel up and die. Or at least be very cranky in the mornings.)

[msktrnanny.livejournal.com]

There isn't much I won't eat or just sensibly avoid if it's presented. However, I have a pathological need for milk. Which proved to be a bit .... complicated last year. It was readily available but used up in tea and often left on the counter and warm, which makes me feel quite the way you do about grapefruit, especially given that soda is on my 'avoid' list. An amicable solution would be grand. :-)

[pensnest]

Do you prefer to drink whole milk or some variant of skimmed?

I think we'll need a "Milk lives in fridge" rule anyway, it being May.

[pensnest]

Wait - you're coming! Yay!

[msktrnanny.livejournal.com]

rofl. I'm trying very hard. As we speak I'm having an 'unemployed people don't spend this much money on a fancy!' moment. [transportation costs are killing me]

Milk: here it's 1% fat milk. if I remember correctly, your semi-skimmed comes in at 2%? anyway, as close to the 1% as I can get. :-)