Back from the dentist
And with all my teeth, no less. I like this dentist - his office is decorated with Native American items, including a spear on the wall of the room where I was.
They had Men's Health magazines to read there. As far as I can tell, men's health magazines aren't too different from women's health magazines. There was skin advice (expensive cremes, wear sunscreen every time you go out) and food advice (green leafy vegetables, olive oil, grapes, etc.). There were short stories about celebrities in the news. There were probably more whiskey ads in this one, though.
The food advice actually had a really good idea - doing sandwich wraps in chard leaves or kale instead of a flour wrap. Healthier and most of those store wraps taste terrible.
I got some meat from the meat sciences lab today. Some chuck roast (destined for burgers and gyudon, most likely), a whole mess of little sausages for $5, and some weisswurst. Weisswurst is incredibly German, some kind of sausage with powdered milk in it? I've never seen it for sale here and the last time I had it was when I was 10 or so. I didn't like it that much then but I'm prepared to give it another shot. Comparing the wikipedia description with the ingredients, I'm not sure that this is really traditional weisswurst in any case.
They had Men's Health magazines to read there. As far as I can tell, men's health magazines aren't too different from women's health magazines. There was skin advice (expensive cremes, wear sunscreen every time you go out) and food advice (green leafy vegetables, olive oil, grapes, etc.). There were short stories about celebrities in the news. There were probably more whiskey ads in this one, though.
The food advice actually had a really good idea - doing sandwich wraps in chard leaves or kale instead of a flour wrap. Healthier and most of those store wraps taste terrible.
I got some meat from the meat sciences lab today. Some chuck roast (destined for burgers and gyudon, most likely), a whole mess of little sausages for $5, and some weisswurst. Weisswurst is incredibly German, some kind of sausage with powdered milk in it? I've never seen it for sale here and the last time I had it was when I was 10 or so. I didn't like it that much then but I'm prepared to give it another shot. Comparing the wikipedia description with the ingredients, I'm not sure that this is really traditional weisswurst in any case.