Tuesday, November 16, 2010
Better Than a Mango Even
Monday, November 15, 2010
Friday, November 12, 2010
Bacteria That Don't Die
There are two things I know about me and yogurt:
1. ... I am super fucking specific about. I buy fat-free, organic, plain yogurt with the least sugar possible. Because I'm a freakazoid, and I will only consume this specific freak-worthy type, I spend way too much money on tiny containers of it.
2. ... It inevitably goes bad quicker then I can use it.
SO, if it's around for more than a couple of days I started a new thang. I'll mix the yogurt with a little sugar-free jam or blanched fruit and then freeze it in ice cube trays for later use in smoothies, or defrosted for 'regular' yogurt, or to eat half frozen as a poor man's fro-yo treat.
BUT, I became increasingly concerned that I was freezing away all those good bacteria one hears so much about and that I'm paying so much for with my freakazoid specificity. So, I did what any concerned citizen would do and I turned to the world wide web.
What I found is that when you freeze yogurt the bennie bacteria go dormant, but once you defrost or consume the yogurt the bacteria are resurrected from their dormant state to dance their magic dance in your poop shoot.
So rest easy my dear friends. Bacteria lives on.
1. ... I am super fucking specific about. I buy fat-free, organic, plain yogurt with the least sugar possible. Because I'm a freakazoid, and I will only consume this specific freak-worthy type, I spend way too much money on tiny containers of it.
2. ... It inevitably goes bad quicker then I can use it.
SO, if it's around for more than a couple of days I started a new thang. I'll mix the yogurt with a little sugar-free jam or blanched fruit and then freeze it in ice cube trays for later use in smoothies, or defrosted for 'regular' yogurt, or to eat half frozen as a poor man's fro-yo treat.
BUT, I became increasingly concerned that I was freezing away all those good bacteria one hears so much about and that I'm paying so much for with my freakazoid specificity. So, I did what any concerned citizen would do and I turned to the world wide web.
What I found is that when you freeze yogurt the bennie bacteria go dormant, but once you defrost or consume the yogurt the bacteria are resurrected from their dormant state to dance their magic dance in your poop shoot.
So rest easy my dear friends. Bacteria lives on.
Dag
List of choking deaths
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
This is a list of famous people who have died by choking.
- Alexander Alekhine - 24 March 1946 (53) - Autopsy indicates heart attack, but supposed witness claimed choking.
- Attila the Hun - 453 (47) - Although cause of death is disputed.
- Tommy Dorsey - 26 November 1956 (51)
- Jimmie Foxx - 21 July 1967 (59)
- Tennessee Williams - 25 February 1983 (71)
- Subroto Mukerjee 1960
- Christy Brown 1981
Tuesday, November 2, 2010
My Favoritest Coffee On Earth Right Now
Old Dogs Learning New Tricks
Tis the Season for Mycelium
My Fridge
One Old Black Coffee, Three Fig Bars, A Bottle of Sparkling Water, Pure Vermont Maple Syrup, Organic Whole Foods Brand Grade B Maple Syrup, Low Sodium Tamari, Nancy's Fat Free Plain Yogurt, Fresh Ground Honey Roasted Peanut Butter, Small Whole Foods Salad, One Pear, One Honey Crisp Apple, Two Bananas, 7 Cans of Club Soda, One bottle of White Wine...
Is that depressing? I can't tell.
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