Cottage cheese

My workout buddy swears by it but I just cant make it palatable 😅

Sometimes I dash Frank's hot sauce in it

Or some pink salt

I'll have to try the Frank's, I haven't heard of pink salt though, whats unique about it?

Himalayan pink salt

I have pink salt but never used it

"Boosts your mineral intake with regular use. Contains minerals like potassium and magnesium that help you get the most out of the sodium your body needs, while countering the negative effects of sodium."

I can't buy cottage cheese. I eat the whole tub. Kinda like some people do with ice cream.

Um. r/t_d is changing for the better it seems

Thinking about bloodlines. My good Lord

Better than ice cream though... That was a major achievement - my dad is visiting and suggested getting some tonight, along with chips and other junk, I had the willpower to get jerky instead. But I'll have to try the pink salt/cottage cheese

I just ate braunschweiger for the first time since I tried it as a kid tho.

I'm the same Anthony

Oof... Braunschweiger, I can eat a whole stick with a block of cheddar and a pack of ritz crackers... come to think of it... I have some decent salami and a good fontinella...

If I use Frank's I eat more than I need. So I try to stick with the salt.

What's braunschweiger

This video shed a lot of light for me on Trump's behavior: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YW4CvC5IaFI

I saw that too @Jordan - MD , really surprised me how they've sort of parted ideologies with POTUS

@Valaska pureed pork or beef liver

a fairly soft meat spread mainly made of liver

i sliced and fried it

mustard

Great German staple, my Oma used to feed me that as an after lunch snack when I was a kid, its terrific

Nice

Ill have to get some

If there was an opened store near me that sold it, I'd trek through that polar vortex to get it right now...

sounds like patte

u can make pate with it.

Yeah, I meant that, not puree, my bad

It makes me so proud:)

I definitely put braunschweiger, Bavarian mustard, cottage cheese, and pink salt on my grocery list for this week

There's actually people in the US who still call their grandmas "oma"?

Didn't all the Germans come a really long time ago?

It was more Nana and Papa growing up, but we used to use Oma/Opa

Mine came in '21

don't ask for pink salt. that name is usually reserved for curing salt, sodium nitrate. You don't want to sprinkle that on your food.

Where does "nana" come from?

I get my pink salt at TJMAXX because they think it expires so it's cheap af

I don't know, it's just what we called them. Her mom was from Austro-Hungary, so it could've been Hungarian influenced?

meh guess everyone says pink salt. ok.