Parenting Chat Thread #5 (wedding, girlfriend, video, friend)

[~HecateWhisperCat~]

<3 veggie sushi

[psr13]

Originally Posted by Lucidkitty

So can beef or milk . But anything in moderate amounts usually is fine for you.

Soy is extremely difficult to have in moderate amounts because it's in EVERYTHING. Seriously, read labels and see how many things it's in.

[~HecateWhisperCat~]

Originally Posted by psr13

Soy is extremely difficult to have in moderate amounts because it's in EVERYTHING. Seriously, read labels and see how many things it's in.

Well we always monitored out food intakes so i guess i tend to not notice that.

[DewDropInn]

Originally Posted by Lucidkitty

Well we always monitored out food intakes so i guess i tend to not notice that.

How do you monitor your food intake if you don't read labels?

[Dorthy]

Soy doesn't agree with me either. It messes with my horomones and I have trouble digesting it. I try to avoid it as much as possible with the exception of soy sauce. I am one of those weirdos who likes tofu so it's kind of a bummer. Hidden soy really is in everything.

[JustJulia]

Originally Posted by DewDropInn

How do you monitor your food intake if you don't read labels?

I think she means that if you don't eat a lot of processed food, you don't notice that it's in a lot of stuff.

[~HecateWhisperCat~]

Originally Posted by JustJulia

I think she means that if you don't eat a lot of processed food, you don't notice that it's in a lot of stuff.

^ this

[DewDropInn]

Originally Posted by JustJulia

I think she means that if you don't eat a lot of processed food, you don't notice that it's in a lot of stuff.

Makes sense.

I read the labels on everything. Even things like oatmeal if I buy it in a box. Did you know that the Pringles people call their chips "crisps" and they translate crisps into Spanish as "unidades"? I've also deduced they don't sell many Pringles to the French Canadians.

[eastwesteastagain]

Originally Posted by DewDropInn

. Did you know that the Pringles people call their chips "crisps" and they translate crisps into Spanish as "unidades"? I've also deduced they don't sell many Pringles to the French Canadians.

You are a veritable font (or if you prefer, fount) of fun facts, Dew!

[Zimbochick]

Originally Posted by DewDropInn

Did you know that the Pringles people call their chips "crisps" and they translate crisps into Spanish as "unidades"? I've also deduced they don't sell many Pringles to the French Canadians.

LOL! Everywhere else in the world chips = crisps, and french fries = chips.