Hmm I’ve eaten a lot of Korean food but not many on that list. Its too bad most restaurants where I’ve lived only do bbq or a small selection of dishes.

This made me chuckle.

The cheapest.

The DNA analysis was something like 50% chicken and the remaining majority some variety of soy product.

They’re chicken patties, so basically large, unbreaded chicken nuggets with grill-marks painted-on.

With Ireland considering Subway’s bread to be cake, I guess their chicken sandwich is actually a Chicken Newton?

Going by recent edicts from Subway that have made the press, I’d be entirely unsurprised if they required franchisees to put a solid block of fat with the ‘patty’ in the middle straight into the toaster to let it flash fry as the equipment bursts into flame.

Hot take: None.

Between Kinja and Flickr I have zero chance of posting it, but I have a picture of a proud “Welcome to Cassoday, Kansas — Prairie Chicken Capital of The World” sign.

Doctors should be empathetic about it, of course. And obesity is not a simple, straightforward, problem that can be “fixed” just by saying it is bad. But the doctor’s job is to promote health and prevent disease, obesity is probably the second leading cause of sickness and death in the US (after tobacco) and numerous…

The reason they are educated to link obesity to a multitude of health problems is because obesity is linked to a multitude of health problems.

I am far more likely to have heavy cream (and sour cream) in my fridge than milk. It keeps longer. Halved with water it can sub for whole milk, and it’s so good. Plus there’s always dry non-fat milk. 

Eyes on the prize. Eyes, on, the, prize.