Anonymous wrote:

OP, Once you eliminate sugar, wheat, and other foods from your diet, your body tells you, in no uncertain terms, how horrible this food is for you and your health.

Clearly, DCU is not the place to discuss even semi-clean eating.

So true on both points. For me, it’s pretty dramatic. I get joint pain, foot pain and a heavy feeling in my legs. For me, add too much dairy to the list.

That doesn’t make me a bad guest. I just don’t tend to eat what is served at parties.

OP here. That’s all I was saying, on an anonymous forum. I had fun at the party. I’m just saying processed food tastes gross and a donut made me feel shaky.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:OP, Once you eliminate sugar, wheat, and other foods from your diet, your body tells you, in no uncertain terms, how horrible this food is for you and your health.

Clearly, DCU is not the place to discuss even semi-clean eating.

Enjoy the cheddar bunnies!

If my body told me it was sick and I needed to throw up because I fed it one donut in a year I would tell it to STFU.

Lol

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:OP, I don’t eat super healthy at all, but I’ve been eating more home cooked foods so I get it. Sugar and salt overload get me sick since I cut way down on cooking with salt at home. And the blueberry muffin/loaf things you’re talking about are full of oils that could make you feel ill if you’re not used to them. Not sure why everyone is mocking you but I get it. And I just scarfed down 1/3 a bag of flavored Tostitos, so I’m not a crazy “clean” eater either.

Ha, thanks, one person out of 5 pages gets me. Hahahaha.

We are mocking OP because she is rude complaining about the food other people serve. If she had posted, "Wow, I just ate some store bought stuff after spending a couple years mostly cooking from fresh ingredients and I really felt a difference in my body" most people would have responded differently. Instead her OP was self congratulatory and rude (and annoying because she was also claiming that she was not judging).

You were a guest OP. I hope you are taking the time to raise your children with better manners.

She’s raising her kids to believe a 200 calorie donut will actually induce illness.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:OP, I don’t eat super healthy at all, but I’ve been eating more home cooked foods so I get it. Sugar and salt overload get me sick since I cut way down on cooking with salt at home. And the blueberry muffin/loaf things you’re talking about are full of oils that could make you feel ill if you’re not used to them. Not sure why everyone is mocking you but I get it. And I just scarfed down 1/3 a bag of flavored Tostitos, so I’m not a crazy “clean” eater either.

Ha, thanks, one person out of 5 pages gets me. Hahahaha.

We are mocking OP because she is rude complaining about the food other people serve. If she had posted, "Wow, I just ate some store bought stuff after spending a couple years mostly cooking from fresh ingredients and I really felt a difference in my body" most people would have responded differently. Instead her OP was self congratulatory and rude (and annoying because she was also claiming that she was not judging).

You were a guest OP. I hope you are taking the time to raise your children with better manners.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

I suggest you just never speak to the people who threw the party again.

Also how long was this party? Couldn't you just wait and eat later?


Only for an hour or so this AM. I thought it was homemade, until I took a bite and realized it was all highly processed stuff. I didn’t eat more, except the donut, and promptly felt sick. It was my own fault obviously. I haven’t been eating much sugar at all so the sugar made me sick.

Sugar shack donuts are definitely unhealthy and full of sugar, but they don't contain a ton of preservatives etc.

I know. I’m saying I know the sugar made me sick. For the other stuff, I found the processed food to be inedible. I didn’t think we ate THAT well, but I couldn’t even eat the rest of the food. Blah.

But you're not on a high horse. Ok.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Here's Reser's Fine Foods Potato Salad from Giant, folks:

Potatoes, Mayonnaise (soybean On Water, Egg Yolks, Vinegar, Salt), Sugar, Celery, Water, Sweet Pickle Relish (cucumbers, Sugar, Distilled Vinegar, Salt Contains Less Than 2% Of: Mustard Seed, Xanthan Gum, Celery Seed, Dehydrated Red Bell Pepper, Calcium Chloride, Natural Flavoring, Turmeric, Dehydrated Onion), Mustard (water, Vinegar, Mustard Seed, Salt, Sugar, Soybean Oil, Turmeric And Paprika, Annatto Color, Garlic, Spices, Xanthan Gum, Calcium Disodium Edta (retains Product Freshness), Natural Flavor, Citric Acid), Onion, Salt, Red Bell Pepper, Vinegar, Modified Corn Starch, Spice, Sodium Benzoate (preservative), Potassium Sorbate (preservative), Xanthan Gum, Annatto Color.

Here's mine:
Potatoes
Celery
Mayonnaise
Salt, pepper
Finely diced baby dill pickles
Fresh dill, paprika and sliced hard-boiled eggs on top

No mustard? Boo

I was thinking the same thing. Nobody wants your “potato salad” Karen

Anonymous wrote:OP, Once you eliminate sugar, wheat, and other foods from your diet, your body tells you, in no uncertain terms, how horrible this food is for you and your health.

Clearly, DCU is not the place to discuss even semi-clean eating.

Enjoy the cheddar bunnies!

Eh. You sound righteous without merit. Humans have been eating wheat for thousands of years. Nothing new there. It's not "horrible" for you, and neither is sugar.

It's all about moderation. I ain't depriving myself of sugar or wheat, but I don't overdo it by stuffing myself with cakes every night, nor do I overdo it by only eating rabbit food either. You can't survive on just lettuce either.

The OP had an infusion of too much sugar/salt/complex carbs too quickly and felt the effect of it as her body wasn't used to it. It happens to me (because I eat fairly "clean" as well although I don't pretend it makes me especially healthier than many people). I had a quiche the other week (from a fancy bakery specializing in high quality ingredients) and had it for three days in a row for lunch and all the cream and cheese plus the crust was just too much by day three that I felt queasy. Tolerance wasn't there.

Anonymous wrote:How did our parents live and thrive in the 40s, 50s, until some time in maybe the 80s before people ate fresh fruits and vegetables (as opposed to everything in a can)?

Eh? The real age of processed food was the 60s-onward. 40s and 50s was still heavily eating fresh and local because of the logistics of it. Lots of home jarred / home canned for the winter months.

And of course it always varied from family to family. Some people like fresh, others like processed. Always been the case.

OP, Once you eliminate sugar, wheat, and other foods from your diet, your body tells you, in no uncertain terms, how horrible this food is for you and your health.

Clearly, DCU is not the place to discuss even semi-clean eating.

So true on both points. For me, it’s pretty dramatic. I get joint pain, foot pain and a heavy feeling in my legs. For me, add too much dairy to the list.

That doesn’t make me a bad guest. I just don’t tend to eat what is served at parties.

Maybe you were at my niece’s house OP. She loves her white carbs and processed foods. She likes to host family parties, which is wonderful, but even I can’t eat much of what she serves (and I just ate pie for breakfast).

I am an immigrant and now I really want to try these cheddar bunnies! I never heard of cheddar bunnies before this thread!

OP Being such a judgy snob is what made you sick not the donut or whatever you ate or looked at on the table. You didn’t even eat most of it. Get over yourself.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What exactly makes homemade potato salad or "jacked up canned baked beans" infinitely healthier than store bought?

And what hot dog from any source is healthy?

I do not do "jacked baked beans," so I can't speak for those. But I can say making my own potato salad means I'm able to control the sodium. Add more celery than is usually used, and I don't need to use gelatin products as thickeners.

Potato salad is not a health food

Anonymous wrote:OP, Once you eliminate sugar, wheat, and other foods from your diet, your body tells you, in no uncertain terms, how horrible this food is for you and your health.

Clearly, DCU is not the place to discuss even semi-clean eating.

Enjoy the cheddar bunnies!

If my body told me it was sick and I needed to throw up because I fed it one donut in a year I would tell it to STFU.

Anonymous wrote:>>>Here's mine:
Potatoes
Celery
Mayonnaise
Salt, pepper
Finely diced baby dill pickles
Fresh dill, paprika and sliced hard-boiled eggs on top<<<


Thank you. I am making this tomr. I have all the ingredients in the house.

I made it last night after reading this thread.