RadishRose
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I agree with your concept, but your definition of "good food" differs radically from mine. Ball Park hot dogs for beginners.
I have to agree Jane, also Velveeta is not on my list.
I agree with your concept, but your definition of "good food" differs radically from mine. Ball Park hot dogs for beginners.
I'm the same way with hot dogs. Can't leave them alone.I also love hot dogs, but will not have them in the house, because I'd keep eating them. I have one about once a month, when I go to Costco. I love their all-beef hot dogs. So it's an indulgence I allow myself, but only that often.
I don't keep them in the house either for the same reason. The absolute best were Hormel Wranglers, but they no longer exist. They have joined Post Toasties, Derby Tamales and Noodles Romanoff in the yum-yum graveyard. I love Polish Sausage as well as hot dogs, but the brands available around here aren't to my taste—so it's Ball Park all-beef with Maille Old Style Mustard.I'm the same way with hot dogs. Can't leave them alone.
I can still eat a package of Ball Park all-beef hot dogs and have room for desert. Four fried eggs and toast or six eggs scrambled with no toast is a typical breakfast, I told my sawbones that I don't intend to be hungry for the rest of my life. When I have macaroni and cheese I use 2+ cups of macaroni (dry quantity) and add about a half stick of butter, some milk, and about six ounces of Velveeta Original as well as some cream cheese or some other cheese.
Life without plenty of good food is ambulatory death.
My heart goes out to you. I mean it.I go easy on anything citrus or tomatoes. Heartburn results.
My hero:My Lord, you must be as big as a house! Your closing quote would be better worded as: "Life, with the food I eat, is an ambulance ride away from death."