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SCIENTIFIC Diet - With Added SCIENCE.

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By:
bodil
When: 26 Jan 10 23:59
The Dominicans will burn every one, as usual.
By:
Jim Hensen
When: 27 Jan 10 00:15
A fine list Big Charlie :-)
By:
bodil
When: 27 Jan 10 00:21
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By:
Big Charlie
When: 27 Jan 10 11:51
Ta Jim
By:
Velasquez
When: 27 Jan 10 19:15
Is that Anne Sophie Mutter, Bodil? The Germans say, "Anne Zzawffay Moo-ter," COR !

Today's top SCIENTIFIC meal was mostly fresh green beans with adolescent onions simmered in a curry sauce with medallions of budget chicken, imprisoned in the dark and tortured for money.
By:
Perseus
When: 27 Jan 10 21:31
Dubious list imo. Non fat milk 92, 2% milk 55, full milk 52.???????????? how???
By:
Tommy Toes
When: 27 Jan 10 23:43
My SCIENTIFIC meal today was; two fillets of lightly dusted River Cobbler, baked in the oven, and a tin of Tesco Marrowfat peas.
Why Marrowfat peas? you might ask - and the answer is hugely SCIENTIFIC.

It's because I like mushy peas and Batchelors Chip Shop Style peas are 47p a tin for 300g.
Tesco's Marrowfat peas are 17p for 300g - and all you have to do is simmer them slowly, with a lid on the saucepan, while your fish is cooking - and they end up just like their Batchelors counterparts, if you give them a few stirs as they simmer.

A bargain if ever there was one - and they taste nicer too!
By:
orioles
When: 27 Jan 10 23:44
I love a good marrowfat pea.
By:
ooO{Alpha Centauri}Ooo
When: 28 Jan 10 00:36
ALWAYS STEAM YOUR FOOD, ESPECIALLY VEGETABLES, BOILING VEG KNOCKS OUT MOST OF THE NUTRIENTS
By:
Velasquez
When: 28 Jan 10 19:44
In his earlier days at Man. Utd., the club nutritionist weaned Giggs off chocolate and onto PEAS.

Peas in mint, peas in vinegar - or SIMPLY PEAS, please. A low-calorie, high fibre, nutritious snack.

Giggs used to make pictures out of his chocolate wrappers and he displayed them on his walls.

Ryan, if you're reading this at home, why not try gluing dried peas to bits of wood, then cover them with silver foil and boot polish. Finally, shine the polished pea units.
By:
Velasquez
When: 28 Jan 10 19:48
Tomorrow : URINE BOTTLE CONCERTS ; How the experts can make music from the misery of temporary incontinence.
By:
Big Charlie
When: 28 Jan 10 22:42
Are you taking the pi$$ ?
By:
Velasquez
When: 29 Jan 10 20:53
Naw, big man, it's joost a wee joke.
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