Only two food groups ?
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Wrong!...the two food groups are comprised of BEER and CURRY.
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Remind the good man of corn-fed people and cattle.
Corn is now a vegetable?
What'd it used to be?
Bob
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For some it is and others want to make it one. Earlier this year there was an effort to make corn a vegetable. I forgot in what state this happened, just google it. The reasoning was that corn was often eaten like a vegetable. If you eat corn like a vegetable and in the same quantity, you will get fat. Hey, some folks consider potato chips and fries vegetables!
The two food groups are eatable and not eatable (yes it's a proper word). Most stuff these days is is in the not eatable category unless you spend copious hours like I do each week searching out eatable food. Big companies have a lotto answer for
Corn (more correctly maize) is, and always has been a grain.
Calling it something else doesn't change it's nature.
Calling it something else doesn't change it's nature.
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It's nature, huh?.
True.
Hermann
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How about Krispy Kreme's and Mickey D's coffee..MMMMMM Doughnuts
Hermann
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The KK's are a once a month treat. A 6pk of of chocolate covered regular glazed over 2 or 3 days. Priceless(actually $3.89 plus tax)
How do they classify breadfruit?
There are only two food groups:
The foods that require butter on or in them (vegetables, meat, pasta, etc.)
and the other foods (including the all important beer, pickled okra, and other related sub-groups).
The foods that require butter on or in them (vegetables, meat, pasta, etc.)
and the other foods (including the all important beer, pickled okra, and other related sub-groups).
At the farmers market this morning I saw custard apples how to classify that sucker?
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