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cerebus said:
Fried banana is fairly awful because it goes into a mush. Fried plantain on the other hand is beautiful.
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The plant species is basically the same ... although I never allow banana to go into a mush ... thank you for your comment.

I'll never understand DJ... sometimes I think that he differs from me just he wants to differ from someone and he sees me as an easy target.

Maybe I am, but he'll never convince me, even with all his internationally acquired talents, that banana isn't a very versatile ingredient.

On thing I've learnt on this forum is to take the opinion of whoever ... very lightly.

Then again ... I'm on the verge of consulting you people ... and DJ... (with all his business savvy) with regards to a medical condition of mine of some information ... so I hope that you people (DJ... included) won't allow me to die.

Because that's what will happen. Death will be imminent.
 
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Picard said:
The plant species is basically the same ... although I never allow banana to go into a mush ... thank you for your comment.
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There's a huge difference between plantain and banana. Plantain is a much larger more starchy plant, so it holds its consistency when fried. West Indies cooking uses it a lot especially.

I'll never understand DJ... sometimes I think that he differs from me just he wants to differ from someone and he sees me as an easy target.

Maybe I am, but he'll never convince me, even with all his internationally acquired talents, that banana isn't a very versatile ingredient.
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Frying and grating cheddar over something, or mixing it with tuna, doesn't qualify as versatility. DJ is quite right I'm afraid.

On thing I've learnt on this forum is to take the opinion of whoever ... very lightly.

Then again ... I'm on the verge of consulting you people ... and DJ... (with all his business savvy) with regards to a medical condition of mine of some information ... so I hope that you people (DJ... included) won't allow me to die.

Because that's what will happen. Death will be imminent.
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I'm the last person to ask about a medical condition. Good luck though :/
 
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PostmanPot said:
:)

Last for me for a while - Noakes diet. :(
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did you get the book? I was on it last year and i can make it a lifestyle i must just choose it that way :p

I want my bread buttered on both sides though i prefer the noakes diet to any other one.
 
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Peder said:
did you get the book? I was on it last year and i can make it a lifestyle i must just choose it that way :p

I want my bread buttered on both sides though i prefer the noakes diet to any other one.
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Haha, yeah, got it, going to give this lifestyle a bash to lose a few.
 
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PostmanPot said:
Definitely, lots of good info, especially about what to avoid (which we would otherwise think was healthy), and the recipes.
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Awesome! Wanted to be sure its worth it before i bought it but have now decided i'll get it :)

/Sorry i went off Topic
 
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a bowl of pronutro with lots of sugar. and hot milk.
and now a cup of coffee with some biscuits at the office.
 
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The usual all bran, muesli, and a little sugar as I am trying a new muesli brand that is a little too bland as compared to the natures source muesli.
 
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