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Apr 1, 2015 02:07
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Chef De Cuisinart posted:
This person would starve to death in Napa.
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Apr 1, 2015 02:07
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I wonder if they're "allergic" to fresh fruit lemon or lime juice.
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Apr 1, 2015 02:10
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nuru posted:Allergic to dried fruit? How.. what? I'm betting it's sulfites, they're often used as a preservative in dried fruit and in some of those other things too.
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Apr 1, 2015 03:39
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SymmetryrtemmyS posted:That person might as well write that they're allergic to flavor. Jesus. Actually it just looks like she's probably allergic to sulfites like I am. Sulfites are in vinegar, wine, bottled citrus juice, dried fruit, most of the stuff she listed. I'm mildly allergic and only react if I have huge amounts (I got hives due to medicine as a kid so was told to avoid sulfites), so I can have some vinegar and stuff, but other people are way more sensitive unfortunately. The card should totally explain that though as it would make her seem way more sympathetic.
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Apr 1, 2015 03:50
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Plus_Infinity posted:Actually it just looks like she's probably allergic to sulfites like I am. Sulfites are in vinegar, wine, bottled citrus juice, dried fruit, most of the stuff she listed. I'm mildly allergic and only react if I have huge amounts (I got hives due to medicine as a kid so was told to avoid sulfites), so I can have some vinegar and stuff, but other people are way more sensitive unfortunately. Oh, that makes sense, and I did not think of that. I feel like a bit of an rear end.
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Apr 1, 2015 04:01
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Plus_Infinity posted:
Except I doubt she was as she called down to order tonight. Wanted a brick chicken, I explain to her that its brined for a few days in a solution that contains red wine vinegar. Also, we spray our fries with red wine vin after blanching. So, I tell her that her options are the Salmon, Filet, Ribeye, etc. Then tells me she can have those things when they're cooked, just not raw. 
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Apr 1, 2015 04:42
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I wonder what would be in the sourdough bread? Is it just preservatives in commercial breads? At least with dried fruits you can get unsulfered varieties. Do those taste different from the sulfured varieties though? I usually buy the unsulfured kind since I actually like the look of them better.
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Apr 1, 2015 05:37
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Plus_Infinity posted:Actually it just looks like she's probably allergic to sulfites like I am. Sulfites are in vinegar, wine, bottled citrus juice, dried fruit, most of the stuff she listed. I'm mildly allergic and only react if I have huge amounts (I got hives due to medicine as a kid so was told to avoid sulfites), so I can have some vinegar and stuff, but other people are way more sensitive unfortunately. I guess summing it up with "sulfite allergy" would be better, but the list to state what you can or cannot have would still be neccessary to sum up what it means, I guess. and yeah, the internet tells me that sourdough bread is sulfite-safe, so to speak, so it remains a mystery. actually, I think people would be better of keeping the list in their heads and order accordingly, she could've just ordered cooked stuff, as she apparently can handle that perfectly well. Sjeez.
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Apr 1, 2015 05:49
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Maybe it's an allergy to lactic acid bacteria fermentation? That would explain sourdough bread, aged cheese, and fish sauce (I just assume they're in there). But the list should really have yogurt in there. What a bleak an horrific existence without lactic acid bacteria. Edit: also maybe I'm thinking way too hard about somebody else's food allergies. But I just need to know.
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Apr 1, 2015 05:52
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Eeyo posted:Maybe it's an allergy to lactic acid bacteria fermentation? That would explain sourdough bread, aged cheese, and fish sauce (I just assume they're in there). But the list should really have yogurt in there. What a bleak an horrific existence without lactic acid bacteria. If this were the case, she would have had a reaction to the pickle she got with her burger, since we ferment ours. P sure she's just another picky eater claiming allergy to a list of things she doesn't like =/
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Apr 1, 2015 06:14
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Chef De Cuisinart posted:If this were the case, she would have had a reaction to the pickle she got with her burger, since we ferment ours. ugh people this is why we can't have nice things
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Apr 1, 2015 08:16
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Recipe for a glass of water: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZQi6v5pqLi0 Pretty obvious, but shooting a food porn video about a glass of water with ice cubes is still funny.
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Apr 1, 2015 15:26
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Chef De Cuisinart posted:
Owch, that looks like a histamine allergy/sensitivity. I have a friend with that. She also has problems with avocados and mushrooms. But she taught me how to make the best fresh soft cheese on the planet. She grows a lot of herbs and safe veg for herself. She also makes a killer zuchinni veal parmesan. Chef De Cuisinart posted:
Oh, gently caress her then.
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Apr 1, 2015 16:58
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For what it's worth (this person is probably a garbage baby) I have a friend who avoid sourdough because it's a major migraine trigger for him. So this stuff isn't necessarily just allergies and intolerances.
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Apr 1, 2015 20:10
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Nicol Bolas posted:For what it's worth (this person is probably a garbage baby) I have a friend who avoid sourdough because it's a major migraine trigger for him. So this stuff isn't necessarily just allergies and intolerances. Lol what is a garbage baby?
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Apr 1, 2015 21:18
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Paper With Lines posted:Lol what is a garbage baby? A baby made of garbage?
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Apr 1, 2015 21:26
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An idiot fucker, duh.
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Apr 1, 2015 21:30
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Nicol Bolas posted:For what it's worth (this person is probably a garbage baby) I have a friend who avoid sourdough because it's a major migraine trigger for him. So this stuff isn't necessarily just allergies and intolerances. whoa, maybe it's because I've not looked at those lists in a while but I never knew this. That sucks. I get brutal migraines from time to time, and thankfully my food/drink triggers are pretty limited. I know my body loving hates sugary alcohol. I used to love rum and cokes until I realized they were like instadeath for me. Sweet liquors like Fireball, etc kill me. Oddly enough I can guzzle whiskey/y and wines with no problem. Smells are what kill me. It took a bit to figure out as a kid but certain vanilla scented candles basically make my head explode with pain and puke. The other one was pickled beats. Smelling, much less eating, used to cause the worst goddamn migraines as a kid. But I can eat borsct by the gallon. go figure. back to food, I forgot I had an Amazon Prime trial and got an email today about that and seeing that Paul Prudhomme's louisiana kitchen is on sale for $20.
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Apr 1, 2015 22:18
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I also get terrible migraines, but I have no triggers. Just eat all of the foods and then eat all of the sumatriptan. 
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Apr 1, 2015 22:36
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I gotta get a new script for that stuff. I lost my insurance and went to go for a refill and my neurologist wouldn't approve unless I came in and paid cash, that gently caress. Never had any problems with my dosage, that's certainly not something people would abuse. Did not get that at all. But yeah, that pill was like a magic bullet, even if it made me feel like my skin was crawling and I could feel my hair growing. Beat the poo poo out of puking Now that I have insurance agian I need to get some
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Apr 1, 2015 22:43
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On another medical note, I get to have a bunch of wisdom teeth removed on Tuesday. What, besides congee, will be my food options?
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Apr 2, 2015 03:28
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Mr. Wiggles posted:On another medical note, I get to have a bunch of wisdom teeth removed on Tuesday. What, besides congee, will be my food options? You won't want to eat. For reals, all I had for 5-6 days was broth. I also had complications, and some bits of tooth left in, and woke up twice during my operation. Apparently, it takes much drugs to knock me out.
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Apr 2, 2015 03:31
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Mr. Wiggles posted:On another medical note, I get to have a bunch of wisdom teeth removed on Tuesday. What, besides congee, will be my food options? I agree with Chef De Cruisinart. I had mine out and got dry socket (ironically because I was too obsessive about trying to keep the scabs clean that I ripped them off) and couldn't anything less I would want to do than eat. Other than getting my loving wisdom teeth out again.
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Apr 2, 2015 03:38
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I had an infected crown yanked three hours ago and I'm sitting here eating bean soup. Some people get hugely sensitive when teeth are pulled, some don't. I guess I'm one of the lucky ones. I suppose it might make a difference if I'd had extractions in all quadrants, though.
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Apr 2, 2015 04:03
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bartolimu posted:extractions in all quadrants, though. That's the key. I only spent 24h away from solid food for my two extractions, which were just one-side. I probably could have gone to lukewarm bean soup pretty fast.
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Apr 2, 2015 04:16
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Just make sure you do eat something. I got into a vicious cycle of empty stomach + pain pills = vomiting = empty stomach + pain = pain pills = vomiting... Wound up in the ER dehydrated after three days of that.
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Apr 2, 2015 04:24
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bartolimu posted:I suppose it might make a difference if I'd had extractions in all quadrants, though. I had all 4 removed. It sucked. All the vicodin was pretty awesome though, doc gave me 60x 7.5mg refillable twice. My mouth did legitimately hurt for 2 weeks, and I got dry socket in one of them. I did everything perfectly right, called my dentist because the pain was INSANE, and they tell me even if I do everything right, there's still a good chance I'd get it, since I had 4 taken out. tl;dr: I'd do it all again for dem druuuuugs
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Apr 2, 2015 04:30
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Mr. Wiggles posted:On another medical note, I get to have a bunch of wisdom teeth removed on Tuesday. What, besides congee, will be my food options? To counter everyone else in here, I got all four wisdom teeth out and it couldn't have been a more pleasant experience. I just ate tomato soup and applesauce for a couple days and like 3 or 4 days in I was fine to eat anything reasonable (nothing ridiculously tough or difficult to chew) as long as I was careful. I didn't need pain pills after the first day and I got these sweet stitches that just dissolved in my mouth so I didn't even have a follow-up appointment. If you have a good dentist you're not going to have to worry about anything.
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Apr 2, 2015 04:36
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I hope I have the good experience. I've never had surgery before, so it will be my first time being knocked out. That's the part I'm looking forward to. But surgery is Tuesday, and by Sunday I have to use my mouth enough to sing solo at church. So I suppose that whatever happens it has to work. Pain drugs are good, though. I'll just make sure I get an extra handle or two of gin to wash down the vicodin. Thanks for the food advice, ya'll. I'm stocked up on stock, so I suppose I can just heat that up for nutrition if I need to.
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Apr 2, 2015 05:00
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Mr. Wiggles posted:I hope I have the good experience. I've never had surgery before, so it will be my first time being knocked out. That's the part I'm looking forward to. Being knocked out sucks and is freaky and I hate it.
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Apr 2, 2015 05:02
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Well I've been blacked out drunk lots of times is it like that?
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Apr 2, 2015 05:07
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Mr. Wiggles posted:Well I've been blacked out drunk lots of times is it like that? No. Everything tastes weird for days and there's no pre-blackout regrets. Give and take really. Ice cream and listerine are your friends.
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Apr 2, 2015 05:19
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I had all four of mine removed a couple years ago. Out like a light then I instantly woke up lying in the recovery room. None of mine were impacted or otherwise complicated extractions and I didn't even have sutures. I ate jello and frozen treats for a few days and then slowly went back to normal food. The only eventful part was digging a bone shard out of my gums a couple weeks later  
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Apr 2, 2015 05:52
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Swagger Dagger posted:To counter everyone else in here, I got all four wisdom teeth out and it couldn't have been a more pleasant experience. I just ate tomato soup and applesauce for a couple days and like 3 or 4 days in I was fine to eat anything reasonable (nothing ridiculously tough or difficult to chew) as long as I was careful. Yeah, gently caress you dude. I paid almost $1k for a 3 weeks of pain. Eat a bag of dicks. I got the dissolving stitches as well. but still, gently caress you and your easy recovery.
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Apr 2, 2015 06:45
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Bob_McBob posted:I had all four of mine removed a couple years ago. Out like a light then I instantly woke up lying in the recovery room. None of mine were impacted or otherwise complicated extractions and I didn't even have sutures. I ate jello and frozen treats for a few days and then slowly went back to normal food. The only eventful part was digging a bone shard out of my gums a couple weeks later Gotta say, half inch boneshard is some serious business.
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Apr 2, 2015 06:48
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why do you all get your wisdom teeth out? are they like actively hurting you or causing a bite problem? when I was a kid my dentist said I'd eventually have to get mine removed and I basically said gently caress you no  my teeth were pretty much great other than that, and every time I go in to the dentist it's been like 4 years and they are like 'whelp your teeth are fine, see you again in another 4 years'. I'm afraid to ask about the wisdom teeth thing because this all sounds super unpleasant. my mouth ain't hurt, why fix what aint broken what im sayin' (I hope )
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Apr 2, 2015 07:12
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Mr. Wiggles posted:On another medical note, I get to have a bunch of wisdom teeth removed on Tuesday. What, besides congee, will be my food options? I ate tacos on the way home. Everyone's different but on day two I took some Advil and was fine otherwise.
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Apr 2, 2015 07:22
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mindphlux posted:why do you all get your wisdom teeth out? are they like actively hurting you or causing a bite problem? They come in hosed up in a lot of people and can cause all sorts of problems. I had mine out because they didn't want them to come in and gently caress up all the expensive teeth-fixin' my orthodontist did.
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Apr 2, 2015 07:35
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mindphlux posted:why do you all get your wisdom teeth out? are they like actively hurting you or causing a bite problem? I got one out, 3 left (btw, I survived on mcDonalds strawberry milkshakes for four days) Got it out as it got infected and my cheek blew up, that and it hurt like hell. I also got the same talk from the dentist (before and after pulling the wisdom tooth), but I never got myself to making an appointment when nothing was going on.. Now I'm 30 years older and I still carry around the other three, no problems. It used to be common for dentists to advice to remove them if you had them, but that turned out to be a load of bullcrap, they shouldn't be/aren't advising that anymore.
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Apr 2, 2015 07:43
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