What vegies do u recommend?

B.b. in stress! · 10-05-2005, 05:23 PM

Ok, im looking for a veggie thats very portable and doesn't need any fork or spoon to eat it with, thats also good for u. For example, broccoli, green beans, and my favorite, sugar snap peas.

with the exception of carrots, can anyone recommend me a vegetable that fits the above question? thx.

bodyb007 · 10-05-2005, 05:41 PM

celery with some PB

Lee Hsiao Lung · 10-05-2005, 05:42 PM

broccli, like you said, is probably the best
i would try and stay away from lettuce because it will loose all of its water ect...
but cabbage on the other hand could be alright
celery is great and has loads of fiber and has been proven, PROVEN, to release feramones and what not that make you seem more attractive to the ladies
if you can handel them, haha, brussel sprout are extremely good for you and you can just pop them like pop corn!
i dunno if your going for any sort of energy source veggie, such as beans, so we will stay away from those for now
beleive it or not, pumpkin has loads of nutrients and you can get it in the can....drat! you need a spoon, o well, its great and its october so i figured id give it a chance

but hey, if you want more specific nutrients i.e. fiber ect.. just let me know, ill see what i can come up with

B.b. in stress! · 10-05-2005, 05:47 PM

thx guys!

srry but im a definite celery hater. (damnit, i want to get some feramones!!!)

i hate it so much, i get nausious (sp) whenever i smell it. just because it releases /\, ill try to grow out of the taste and have it for my staple veggie.

liquidvet · 10-05-2005, 05:48 PM

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Originally Posted by Lee Hsiao Lung

broccli, like you said, is probably the best
i would try and stay away from lettuce because it will loose all of its water ect...
but cabbage on the other hand could be alright
celery is great and has loads of fiber and has been proven, PROVEN, to release feramones and what not that make you seem more attractive to the ladies
if you can handel them, haha, brussel sprout are extremely good for you and you can just pop them like pop corn!
i dunno if your going for any sort of energy source veggie, such as beans, so we will stay away from those for now
beleive it or not, pumpkin has loads of nutrients and you can get it in the can....drat! you need a spoon, o well, its great and its october so i figured id give it a chance

but hey, if you want more specific nutrients i.e. fiber ect.. just let me know, ill see what i can come up with

I would stay away from lettuce for the pure fact that it isn't that great of a vegetable. Almost worthless to humans. Anyways, broccoli is my favorite.

Adam444 · 10-05-2005, 05:50 PM

Boiled spinach + Garlic Yogurt...

My god...

B.b. in stress! · 10-05-2005, 06:02 PM

i kinda had a bad experience wit broccoli. i ate it while i got food poisoning and threw it up. NOTE: i didn't get food poisoning from it, but the fact that i threw it up makes me feel weird.

im so unreasonable.....

vanbiberjr · 10-05-2005, 07:13 PM

Cucumber!
probably my favorite veggie. you can keep in in a little plastic baggie in a fridge or something, then take it out and have a dip of some sort with it. it's very versatile: salad dressing, PB, etc... you can have it in slices or just buy a little cucumber dude and keep it around until you're hungry.
tomatoes (i know... they're fruit) are good too. your snap peas (excellent) are good, spinach leaves (not the popeye mash) are actually very good.

favorite lean lunch:

- tuna/veggie salad -
1 pack/can of tuna
some spinach leaves
sliced cucumber
a few mushroom dudes
drizzle of olive oil, w/ some salt and pepper
maybe a little low-carb cottage cheese or just some regular cheese (mozzarella!)

MAGNIFIQUE!

B.b. in stress! · 10-05-2005, 07:34 PM

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Originally Posted by vanbiberjr

MAGNIFIQUE!

srry, i dont speak chinese. lol! jk

thx for the info. i think ill stick wit fat free american cheese on broccoli. yum

Lion Heart · 10-05-2005, 08:45 PM

I'm picky when it comes to veggies so I only stick to the following; Baby Spinach, Romaine Lettuce, Brocoli, Green Beans, Zuchini, Tomato (though technically a fruit). I love tomato especially and add it to nearly all my meals.

tylerblue · 10-05-2005, 09:00 PM

Celery, Brocolli, and Spinach.

I LOVE brocolli with some low fat parmasean and garlic powder. Soooo tasty.