Food you recent discovered and can't live without

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I thought I hated coffee until I started making cold brewed with almond milk, iced.

TJs has a new Chicago style popcorn--mix of caramel corn and cheese popcorn. Addictive!

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Anonymous wrote:Grilled asparagus with sea salt and olive oil. I let it get a little crispy and it's so tasty. Even my 3 year old gobbles it down. No idea why I ate limp steamed asparagus for so long.

So you can dip it in melted butter, of course.

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Anonymous wrote:Frozen blueberries & mangos. They taste like ice cream. We eat them like a dessert.

Are you me?

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I discovered Beets a few years ago and I love them. I could eat them for dessert. My husband makes fun of me.

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Not really recent, but I didn't try an avacado until I was in my thirties, and then I realized I was an idiot for missing out on them for so many years!

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Robusto cheese. It's amazing. I could eat it all day long.

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Anonymous wrote:I discovered Beets a few years ago and I love them. I could eat them for dessert. My husband makes fun of me.

Me too!

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TJ's baked snap peas. Bought them for my toddler but I can't stop stealing them!

The posts about prunes made me laugh so hard, btw. Hysterical.

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Almond croissants.

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Anonymous wrote:I discovered Beets a few years ago and I love them. I could eat them for dessert. My husband makes fun of me.

I have started making my own pickled beets. Just the lazy man's refrigerator pickles but they are sooo good. I eat them on sandwiches and burgers.

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Bagged cabbage coleslaw mix. I add it to stir frys with meat and a sauce or fry it in a pan with sliced kielbasa. It cooks a little but still has a great crunch to it.

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Organic packaged seaweed snacks

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I discovered Beets a few years ago and I love them. I could eat them for dessert. My husband makes fun of me.

I have started making my own pickled beets. Just the lazy man's refrigerator pickles but they are sooo good. I eat them on sandwiches and burgers.

Does pickling kill that iron-y, faintly bloody taste of beets?

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I discovered Beets a few years ago and I love them. I could eat them for dessert. My husband makes fun of me.

I have started making my own pickled beets. Just the lazy man's refrigerator pickles but they are sooo good. I eat them on sandwiches and burgers.

Does pickling kill that iron-y, faintly bloody taste of beets?

You need to cook them before pickling. Cooking brings out the sweetness in beets, so yes!

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Anonymous wrote:Frozen blueberries & mangos. They taste like ice cream. We eat them like a dessert.

Aren't they kind of bitter? I never like frozen fruit as much as I would hope.