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Author Topic: Forbidden fruits  (Read 647 times)
pbracer
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« on: September 15, 2010, 04:03:48 AM »

Age 55 and 12 weeks in, I'm amazed when I started this i was 12stone 11oz I am now at steady 11st 4oz  Grin feeling great and working on seeing my 6 pack again, this has to be the most simple system ever to keep to. trying to explore what foods you can and cant eat, thought I saw tomatoes were not allowed but cant think why ? does anyone know, anyone got some good ideas for alternate interesting dishes.
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« Reply #1 on: September 22, 2010, 12:41:58 PM »

Until the early 1900s tomatoes were only considered colorful plant to have in your yard, and were considered to be poisonous. They were about the size of a small cherry until  then, when someone started breeding them to get bigger, and in the process ate some and found out they wouldn't kill you.  Also I made my living a a chef for 25 years, tell my what you like to eat and maybe I can tell you a new way to try it.
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