[ SECRET POST #3093 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3093 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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[The Hitchhiker's Guide to The Galaxy]


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[Brendon Urie/Panic at the Disco]


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[Steven Universe]


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[Bones]


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[Ghostbusters, Bill Murray]


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[Game of Thrones]













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Comments

Re: protein supplements for vegetarians?

[(Anonymous)]

AYRT

I meant more like the "Extra Protein Added!" "High Protein Source" bright labels stuck over boxes of things, or anything that has more than 3 layers of packaging, etc. Basically, I'm saying to avoid junk food that's masquerading as health food. Bulk food stores are your friend, OP.

Natural peanut butter, grind-your-own even, is available most places, I think. Canned chickpeas may have added salt (check to see if the instructions say to rinse after draining), but that depends on whether you're on a low-sodium diet or not, I guess. Though they are regularly $1.99/can where I am. That's store brand, BTW. I do live in a bit of a food desert, but as I said further down the thread, I'm not strict veg, and I eat a lot of country food (e.g. wild meat and game, all the fish), but that's not helpful for OP.

Re: protein supplements for vegetarians?

[(Anonymous)]

Natural peanut butter that is jarred just like the sweeter, more processed versions is widely available. I want the grind-your-own stuff, that's not nearly as common. Salt in canned beans doesn't bother me. I'm going to add salt and plenty of other seasonings during the cooking process anyway, because otherwise it'll taste like wet cardboard.