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Predict the next "hip" fruit or veggie... (1 Viewer)

Pretty sure coconuts are currently the fruit de jour... especially the coco water.
Coconut water, coconut oil, etc. Toasted coconut is awesome.

Put chia seeds and shredded coconut on top of your waffles before cooking. Simply incredible.

 
Pickle juice as the new sports drink. It is being used at an increasing rate amoung athletes here in the south. It replenishes sodium content lost with sweat and seems to be cutting down the amount of cramping.
Yeah, pickle juice, kimchi, sauerkraut juice are all the probiotic rage, too.

My vote? Beets. Good old fashioned beets are coming back in vogue. Good for your liver and overall health.
Beets are a good one. Man, those things are nasty.
 
Chia seeds are becoming very popular. They are considered a "superfood" because they have a ton of health benefits. I like em because they allow me to make superpoops.
:yes: even my wife likes them in smoothies.
Does she produce superpoops too?
why yes, yes she does.

Yesterday's conversation when I got home:

Wife: "have you had a smoothie for breakfast and coffee?"

Me: "no, I have smoothies at night"

Wife: "good."

Me: (confused) "Why?"

Wife: "I pooped three times this morning, pure nastiness"

Me: "I'm so turned on now"

 
E-Z Glider said:
Ignoramus said:
cstu said:
If you don't like beets then you're eating them wrong.
:goodposting: Hint: "From a can" is not an acceptable source.
Please help. How do you eat them? I belong to a CSA and we get them once a month or so. Ive tried boiling them and they taste exactly like the nasty ones in a can. I actually dont mind them roasted and chopped into little tiny pieces and added to other roasted veggies, but too many and they take over the whole dish. I made a Moraccan Beet salad one time that wasn't too bad the first time I had it, but the next time I made it, I couldnt stomach it.

Beets and turnips are pretty much the only things we get that I really dont like.
http://www.theroastedroot.net/maple-roasted-butternut-squash-beets/

http://www.mommypotamus.com/beet-chips-recipe/

Make either of these and report back to me about your dislike of beets.

 
One of the foods on George Carlin's not to eat list, basically due to its name.

Other foods:

Squash (sounds like someone sat on dinner)

Garbanzo Beans (includes the first four letters of the word garbage)

Head Cheese (self explanatory)

 
Kombucha drinks in every form. Especially Kombucha sodas.

Aloe shots - shotglass shots, not syringe shots.

 
FUBAR said:
Chia seeds are becoming very popular. They are considered a "superfood" because they have a ton of health benefits. I like em because they allow me to make superpoops.
:yes: even my wife likes them in smoothies.
Does she produce superpoops too?
why yes, yes she does.

Yesterday's conversation when I got home:

Wife: "have you had a smoothie for breakfast and coffee?"

Me: "no, I have smoothies at night"

Wife: "good."

Me: (confused) "Why?"

Wife: "I pooped three times this morning, pure nastiness"

Me: "I'm so turned on now"
I guess you were channeling Dentist

 
Pickle juice as the new sports drink. It is being used at an increasing rate amoung athletes here in the south. It replenishes sodium content lost with sweat and seems to be cutting down the amount of cramping.
Yeah, pickle juice, kimchi, sauerkraut juice are all the probiotic rage, too.

My vote? Beets. Good old fashioned beets are coming back in vogue. Good for your liver and overall health.
Beets and beet juice have been in style for a few years. Just drinking mineral water will replenish your electrolytes (don't forget the magnesium, calcium and sodium) but Americans gotta add flavor to everything. The original gatorade used to taste like cat urine until coke bought them out and loaded it up with sugar, er corn syrup.

 
Succotash will being making a huge comeback. (But "elevated" varieties.)

 
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i hope it is something old school like a depression orange or a sufferage banana that would rule take that to the bank bromigos

 
Seaweed.

Or is that already a big thing? I see it brought up often, but it hasn't seemed to quite catch on in the mainstream yet, has it?

 

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