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Yeah but its not like you're getting drumsticks, legs and thighs
Just wings
You got black friends? Ever been to their house when they're serving fried chicken? We dont buy wings. We buy wingettes if anything and flip that into fried or buffalo.
You ever been to Anchor Bar in Buffalo? Home of the true wings. Amazing!
This is Day 1 for me. I am through with it. Lets just eat from grocery stores.
Im tired of all the junk food. The Americanized diet has wrecked our peoples health. Its not just American style food it is also all the ethnic food places they use garbage ingredients and toxic cooking oils and they add MSG and laugh at you in different languages because they know it. Its like a minefield of unhealthy food at almost all levels even a lot of fine dining places skimp on you.
No more delis that over charge you for small portions and they often employ Illegal Immigrants who are criminals. The store owners who employ the criminals from other countries are criminals too just for giving them jobs.
Restaurants use unhealthy oils like vegetable oil and canola oils. They use iodonized salt. Its like all the way down the chain their menu have hidden landmines causing you bad health. All the bread with chemicals. White flour. Processed sugar. Its never ending. Every restaurant sneaks this stuff in. Also when you buy restaurant food you often support criminal immigrants that are employed there.
Lets terminate the political correctness of defending NYC as some utopia of food options. Lets put it behind us. Take a stand. Call these restaurant clowns out on their shadiness. Just because we have cuisine from all around the world does not mean it is any good. Its usually not authentic.
Lets put a stop to these games. Im #1 in line. This is a protest.
well, if this is part of your anti immigrant campaign, I suggest you start raising your own livestock & produce, as many immigrants work in farms, slaughterhouses & produce wholesalers. Or go fish
Yeah but its not like you're getting drumsticks, legs and thighs
Just wings
You got black friends? Ever been to their house when they're serving fried chicken? We dont buy wings. We buy wingettes if anything and flip that into fried or buffalo.
I have a few black friends and even lived with a black roommate but none of them cook!
Don't get me wrong, I wasn't trying to dispute your history of NYC Chinese takeout places. Just saying that I've been to Chinese takeout places in other parts of the country and they have very similar menus except for the fried chicken part. So there may be some local adaptations.
Another thing, I think someone else mentioned how Chinese takeout places don't offer authentic food at all and that's not exactly true. Things like spare ribs are very similar to Chinese bbq roast pork. Fried rice and lo mein noodles are common Chinese dishes. It's just stir-fry and that's a common cooking technique. Non-Chinese dishes are more like General Tso's chicken and chow mein. The main thing with Americanized Chinese restaurants is they change the sauces and flavors somewhat to adapt to the American palate. The Americanized stuff is sweeter and gloopier.
Im waiting for more health enthusiasts to comment here. Blake had a few knowledgable things to add. To combat the concept of making our city more knowledgable about eating healthy, is scary.
To even discuss McDonalds here, and "Chinese food" and fried chicken, suggests to me we need to begin discussing the SAD diet (standard American diet) at a much much more elementary level.
Im waiting for more health enthusiasts to comment here. Blake had a few knowledgable things to add. To combat the concept of making our city more knowledgable about eating healthy, is scary.
To even discuss McDonalds here, and "Chinese food" and fried chicken, suggests to me we need to begin discussing the SAD diet (standard American diet) at a much much more elementary level.
Like all things in life, the right choice isn't the easy or sexy choice. It's easy to get a bucket of fried chicken with 32oz of soda and enjoy 15 minutes of gluttony that will make you fatter and less healthy, but not so easy to carefully pick a meal of lean protein with broccoli, salad, and low calorie dressing. It's all about awareness and willpower. Some people (most?) just don't care and want their food. Restaurants are happy to give it to them
I train 4-5 days per week, intensely. I eat 6-7 small meals per day starting the moment I wake up, mostly natural, with a heavy dose of personally killed meat year round.
My "cheats" will be whatever the hell I want. Very few people have a 6 pack at 39. I can eat whatever I want when it's time for cheating. Don't be self-righteous.
I train 4-5 days per week, intensely. I eat 6-7 small meals per day starting the moment I wake up, mostly natural, with a heavy dose of personally killed meat year round.
My "cheats" will be whatever the hell I want. Very few people have a 6 pack at 39. I can eat whatever I want when it's time for cheating. Don't be self-righteous.
6-7 meals???? do you prepare it all in the AM?
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I train 4-5 days per week, intensely. I eat 6-7 small meals per day starting the moment I wake up, mostly natural, with a heavy dose of personally killed meat year round.
My "cheats" will be whatever the hell I want. Very few people have a 6 pack at 39. I can eat whatever I want when it's time for cheating. Don't be self-righteous.
eating 6-7 times is not ideal, back in the old days people ate fewer larger meals
so that why intermittent fasting is better because it gives your body time to rest from eating
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