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    Pre-primal would be the massive amount of soy in my diet, soy milk, cheese, tofu, "textured vegetable protein" patties, sausages, etc.
    eurgh how could you?

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    Quote Originally Posted by bloodorchid View Post
    eurgh how could you?

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    Blargh indeed but it was considered the cutting edge of healthfulness at the time.
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    Dude, no deep fried snickers or deep fried Kool-Aid? wth... I definitely had my share of little debbies and hostess products growing up. The word that comes to mind now is: synthetic.
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    I think it's a tie between Twinkies and Easy Cheese -- the stuff that you squirt out of a can. And that orange cheese powder they put on cheese-balls. That stuff makes me nauseous.
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    I'll cop to a "Tofurkey" full dinner bought on sale post t-giving from the local food co-op. I did not realize that it needed to be unwrapped before cooking and ate some w/ the cooked plastic still attached. Taste wise, this did not make a difference. I doubt it did nutritionally either. The beginning of the end of the vegan experiment.
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    Probably tofu sausages on fresh whole rye bread with pufa-laden mayonnaise and alfalfa sprouts. Yes really, I was convinced this was healthy at the time. It also tasted healthy for some reason.
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    Straight non-dairy creamer, powdered, eaten dry by the tablespoon-full.

    Texas sheet cake with holes punched into it for jello to be poured into, and then iced with canned icing - accompanied by really sweet instant tea made from granules, sugared soda, and "ice cream" in those really cheap single-serving plastic pots.

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    Oh, good grief! I think I have done every single thing ALL of you have mentioned!!

    All as a kid, not post-Primal.

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    25 or so years ago, I tasted soy milk. That taste forever convinced me soy is revolting and shouldn't be eaten :2lol

    I used to eat frosties from the box, and malt powder from the tin. Hot dogs (though never cheerios - in Australia, these are mini hot dogs), food colouring. (seems Australia may not have had many of the options you all did - thank god! - we've only recently started making? importing? krispy kremes)

    I have to ask, how on earth do you fry coke???

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    I once made a homemade tofurkey.You blended tofu with agar.... it was a process. There was corn oil too in it for flavor.

    But non- primal- I'll fess up- lean cuisines. The mac and cheese. I'd try and burn it in the microwave because the burning helped it taste better.

    Also deep fried ice cream- it came wrapped in a 1/2" layer of pound cake. It was bizarre. But oddly delicious with cool whip.

    Oh yeah- cool whip- I used to love cool whip. I worked with weight watchers members who ate it by the tub because it was low in points.

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    deep fried seitan. goddamn vegetarian restaurants.
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