Dog3 > wrote in
05:

> "Nexis" > deliciously posted in
> news:TDKeb.10291$gi2.6715@fed1read01:
>
>>
>> "Dog3" > wrote in message
>> 06...
>>> Melba's Jammin' > deliciously posted in
>>> :
>>>
>>> > In article >, Dog3
>>> > > wrote:
>>> > (snip)
>>> >> I believe it. I've had the same type of days. Grabbed the
>>> >> cottage cheese from the fidge and eaten it from the carton. I
>>> >> usually have frozen pot pies, a casserole, lasagne or something in
>>> >> the freezer. Michael
>>> >
>>> > What kind of pot pie?
>>>
>>> The 16 ounce Marie Callanders or Stouffers. Either beef or chicken. I
>>> have made my own and frozen them for later also. When I do home made
>>> I never quite get the crust right and sometimes it's soggy. Both
>>> brands take
>> about
>>> an hour to bake so I have time to unwind. However, I'll not be
>>> eating
>> them
>>> with any regularity from now on
>>>
>>> Michael <- does not want to be chastised by those that care about him
>>> and his propensity to eat fatty foods
>>
>> I used to really like the Marie Callendar ones, then they went and
>> changed them so there's hardly anything in them. Now I get the Claim
>> Jumper pot pies...wow are they ever good! The problem is I don't get
>> to have them very often.
>>
>> kimberly
>>
>
> Never heard of Claim Jumper. Where do you buy them?
>
> Michael

Probably among other places, I buy them in the Phoenix aarea.

Wayne

PENMART01 wrote:
>
> I'm not diabetic, so I can easily make a nutritious meal of a liter
> of wine, cheez-its (get yer own box), and a jar of olives... and no
> I'm not prego either.

I would hope not - with a diet like that !


--
Gold ODDY Winner, 2002

> >
> > Never heard of Claim Jumper. Where do you buy them?
> >
> > Michael
>
> Probably among other places, I buy them in the Phoenix aarea.
>
> Wayne



Claim Jumper is a restaurant chain that I have noticed only
in the west/southwest. Therefore I believe the brand is
only sold in those areas where the restaurant exists.

The restaurants are known for their huge portions and
very long waiting lines.

gloria p

In article >, Melba's
Jammin' > writes:

>> Oh yes, ground pepper is essential in either case. Sometimes I'll
>> trow in some dried dill or garlic powder, or both. I don't care much
>> for fruit and cottage cheese but I love fruit and yogurt.
>
>> Michael
>
>Applesauce on top of cottage cheese is pretty good. I made some caramel
>apple butter that I might try with it, too.

I have a weird one, I put it with pineapple, including the juice, and salt and
pepper.
Mona

On 30 Sep 2003 02:21:25 GMT, (PENMART01) wrote:

>I'm not diabetic, so I can easily make a nutritious meal of a liter of wine,
>cheez-its (get yer own box), and a jar of olives... and no I'm not prego
>either.
>

I think we figured that out from the litre of wine. Not quite a mummy
to be´s everyday drink.
/Erika

The first ten years of your life you try to be just like your parents.
Then for then years you try to be as little as your parents as possible.
Then you gradually change in to them.

On Tue, 30 Sep 2003 02:26:01 GMT, "Nina" >
wrote:

>Im pregnant and have alternated between horrible nausea and a complete lack
>of appetite. Of course I HAVE to eat, so its been a struggle.I like soup. I
>cook and freeze split pea soup and chicken soup. I can eat maybe 3 cups at a
>time, it just goes down easy. I usually serve it with toast or grilled
>cheese sandwiches.
>
I am also pregnant and recognize what you are going through. I can
reccomend getting a variety of powered soups so you can always make
some soups quickly (or get your partner to do it).

oven fries work for me, and risotto.

chicken filés oven cooked is another "safe" food.

as a reply to the OP though I would say: chinese take out.



/Erika

The first ten years of your life you try to be just like your parents.
Then for then years you try to be as little as your parents as possible.
Then you gradually change in to them.

>>Some days, I just don't feel like eating. It's >>not that I'm sick or
anything...I just don't feel >>hungry. But, being diabetic, skipping
meals >>isn't really a good plan, and besides, I do >>believe my family
would be less than thrilled >>if I began saying "We're not having dinner
>>tonight, ok?"...
..
..
I'm diabetic myself, and days I'm out and around doing hospital visits
can leave me dragging. One thing I have learned is that a roasted
chicken from the supermarket, bagged salad, vegs which are already cut
and cleaned is an option. I also have stuff in the freezer I can pull
out, thaw, and nuke. I usually cook for one or two, but I still find
having a casserole or two in the deepfreeze is handy.
Another idea might be to bag your own skllet dinner packs. Recipe Source
has the make your own mixes section, and has ideas to use as a
springboard in making your own Hamberger Helper type mixes. It isn't
fine dining, but it can be tweaked for your own preferences and your
special needs. .
Another option, and this is my choice frequently. is to do a composed
salad for myself and the SO has pizza or whatever. The family can have
pizza and side salad, and you can have salad with some kind of protein,
and maybe a teeny piece of pizza.

~~~Gina~~~

travis > wrote in message >. ..
> *blink* When you don't feel like eating? What's that like? ;-)

You do NOT want to know... <sigh>

For me, it's canned chicken soup
or cottage cheese.

C.

two suggestions from me..
I keep crackers, cheese,smoked oysters and such, tuna and granola type
bars in the cupboard..and fresh fruit...
in the freezer I keep a fewmicrowavable budget gormet dishes and the
inevidable romen noodles...teach your kids to cook and make things for
themselves..hubby too...
and as for the need to eat when you don't feel like it for your
self...when you do perpare something..set a bit aside that can be frozen
and reheated at another time
personally its ice cream or yogurt or nachos and I am a fresh fruit and
veggie junkie winter is my worst time
and well I guess there is a thid....tortilla wraps
you can throw about anything in a tortilla wrap and have it hot or
cold..

Carnivore269 wrote:
>
> travis > wrote in message >. ..
> > *blink* When you don't feel like eating? What's that like? ;-)
>
> You do NOT want to know... <sigh>
>
> For me, it's canned chicken soup
> or cottage cheese.

I tell ya. There's something to the saying that youth is wasted on
the young. I'd give a kidney to able to eat like I could back in
the days. But too often it's ... yup ... cottage cheese or chicken
noodle soup.

nancy

(Karen O'Mara) wrote:

>"Nexis" > wrote in message news:<J%4eb.9171$gi2.2341@fed1read01>...
>> Some days, I just don't feel like eating. It's not that I'm sick or
>> anything...I just don't feel hungry. But, being diabetic, skipping meals
>> isn't really a good plan, and besides, I do believe my family would be less
>> than thrilled if I began saying "We're not having dinner tonight, ok?"...
>>
>> So, I just need some new ideas...things you might make if you don't feel
>> like eating or like cooking, or just things you make when it's 7 p.m. and
>> you forgot to take out that steak....
>
>Tell your family that you are not "doing dinner tonight!" It will
>inspire all sorts of things. Start a tradition that you will not
>regret. Do not backpeddle and cook! You eat what you want for your
>condition and forget the rest of 'em.
>
>I do this now and then. Sometimes, the thought of cooking and/or
>eating is just not gonna happen. My daughter is perfectly capable of
>fixing a bowl of cereal or toasting an English muffin or opening a can
>of soup.
>
>And, don't forget to tell them to clean up after themself!
>
>Karen


Now that it is only the tow of us, we hat YOYO nights. You'r On Your
Own. I usually have cereal and fruit or eggs and toast.
--
Susan N.

There are 10 types of people in the world. Those who understand binary and those who do not.

The Cook > writes:

>Now that it is only the tow of us, we hat YOYO nights. You'r On Your
>Own. I usually have cereal and fruit or eggs and toast.

What kind of gibberish is that... you ought to eat fish, brain food.

Anyways, I don't quite comprehend the responses here... if "you don't feel like
eating" why pray tell is everyone suggesting what to eat... why prepare
anything to eat when one doesn't feel like eating??? duh


---= BOYCOTT FRENCH--GERMAN (belgium) =---
---= Move UNITED NATIONS To Paris =---
Sheldon
````````````
"Life would be devoid of all meaning were it without tribulation."

PMS....or did you just not bother to read the OP

I always have single wrapped hot dogs in the freezer and small cans of
baked beans in the pantry. Slice a hot dog mix with the beans and nuke
them= hot meal.....Bill

(William Hughes)
>
>I always have single wrapped hot dogs in the freezer and small cans of
>baked beans in the pantry. Slice a hot dog mix with the beans and nuke
>them.

But, but the subject is "What do you make when you don't feel like eating?".../
so why are you fixing to eat??? DUH!

Gee, from the responses to this thread it's not only the friggin' webtv'ers who
are functionally illiterate dumb *******s

---= BOYCOTT FRENCH--GERMAN (belgium) =---
---= Move UNITED NATIONS To Paris =---
Sheldon
````````````
"Life would be devoid of all meaning were it without tribulation."

On 03 Oct 2003 23:58:18 GMT, (PENMART01) wrote:

(William Hughes)
>>
>>I always have single wrapped hot dogs in the freezer and small cans of
>>baked beans in the pantry. Slice a hot dog mix with the beans and nuke
>>them.
>
>But, but the subject is "What do you make when you don't feel like eating?".../
>so why are you fixing to eat??? DUH!
>
>Gee, from the responses to this thread it's not only the friggin' webtv'ers who
>are functionally illiterate dumb *******s

No, there's also a certain percentage of AOL users that fall under
that definition.

......Alan.


Post no bills

(MonaLassy) wrote in message >...
> In article >, Melba's
> Jammin' > writes:
>
> >> Oh yes, ground pepper is essential in either case. Sometimes I'll
> >> trow in some dried dill or garlic powder, or both. I don't care much
> >> for fruit and cottage cheese but I love fruit and yogurt.
>
> >> Michael
> >
> >Applesauce on top of cottage cheese is pretty good. I made some caramel
> >apple butter that I might try with it, too.
>
> I have a weird one, I put it with pineapple, including the juice, and salt and
> pepper.
> Mona

Holy shit,

That was my mom.... no passed beyond.
When I am in this mood, (like tonight), nothing but cottage cheese will do.
Good thing, as that is quality protien.

C.

Diabetics need to eat even if they are not hungry. It really is not a
silly question at all..........Linda

On Sat, 4 Oct 2003 16:04:29 -0500 (CDT), (Linda)
wrote:

>Diabetics need to eat even if they are not hungry. It really is not a
>silly question at all..........Linda

Ditto for pregnant women.

On Fri, 3 Oct 2003 10:56:30 -0500 (CDT),
(Louise Lewis) wrote:

>PMS....or did you just not bother to read the OP


Reading and comprehending are different things when you have
tourette's.

Gar

Gar <> wrote in message >. ..
> On Fri, 3 Oct 2003 10:56:30 -0500 (CDT),
> (Louise Lewis) wrote:
>
> >PMS....or did you just not bother to read the OP
>
>
> Reading and comprehending are different things when you have
> tourette's.
>
> Gar

Reading and comprehending are different things when you have PMS... ;-)

Try supplementing some extra B-2. It can help with neurological disorders.
Not cure, just aid in controlling.

C.