Originally Posted by frost (Post 305023)

I had a hard time breaking the soda habit, but I was able to switch to those 20 calorie sugarless mofuggas.

Originally Posted by dad (Post 305027)

Salt, it's poison, don't use it!

Originally Posted by dad (Post 305027)

Salt, it's poison, don't use it!

Originally Posted by StLRedrider (Post 305017)

soda, devil water.

Originally Posted by antennahead (Post 305018)

I have resigned myself to the fact that I will probably never be a 32 again :shakes head: I am a 34 now. I also eat pretty much no breads at all, very little fried stuff, mostly meats and veggies, and a lot of the meat is fish. But, you can eat food that tastes good and is healthy, you just have to work at it :p

Originally Posted by dad (Post 305043)

Soda, has 8 teaspoons of sugar.


I love fish, just about any kind. Now Im craving fish!

Originally Posted by frost (Post 305023)

I had a hard time breaking the soda habit, but I was able to switch to those 20 calorie sugarless mofuggas.

Originally Posted by kdo2milger (Post 305039)

but sea salt is so much healthier and you can use less of it to get the same flavor...:yum:

Originally Posted by dad (Post 305049)

Try plain coffee!


Ive never had sea salt!

Originally Posted by PyroCustoms (Post 305068)

I use sea salt all the time on my meat :)



I know it sounds like it would hurt, but you get used to it :bowrofl:

Originally Posted by kdo2milger (Post 305065)

we use sea salt in all of our cooking now...

its awesome, especially on homemade fries cooked in peanut oil...which is also better fo you than regular cooking oil and adds a much better taste to the food cooked in it :tup:

Originally Posted by kdo2milger (Post 305065)

we use sea salt in all of our cooking now...

its awesome, especially on homemade fries cooked in peanut oil...which is also better fo you than regular cooking oil and adds a much better taste to the food cooked in it :tup:

Originally Posted by dad (Post 305083)

The wife uses, Bertolli Extra Virgin Olive Oil. I will ask her about the sea salt!

Originally Posted by dad (Post 305083)

The wife uses, Bertolli Extra Virgin Olive Oil. I will ask her about the sea salt!

Originally Posted by antennahead (Post 305086)

you :rock: Peanut oil is high in the good fat, and sea salt is very tasty. I've just started buying Planters Dry Roasted Lightly Salted Peanuts made with sea salt................. very tasty snack and much better for you than potatoe chips :tup: