Subj : Protien
To   : Shawn Highfield
From : Dave Drum
Date : Sun Aug 18 2024 05:11:00

-=> Shawn Highfield wrote to Dave Drum <=-

DD> How are you on yoghurt? I keep the mini-fridge in my confuser room
DD> well stocked with 4 oz cups of low/no fat yoghurt w/fruit. The labels
DD> 15 g of protein in each snack-sized serving. IOW 1/2 oz protein per
DD> cup.

SH> I can eat it.  Dairy is what keeps me alive. Laugh.   I can't think of
SH> the name of it right now, but the dispatcher at work Husband is a long
SH> haul driver so he gets a yoghurt for us all that has more protein then
SH> anything sold here in Canada when he's down south.  It could be that
SH> one at 15g... I'll check when I go back to work.  (If any in the
SH> fridge)

I really like the fruit-on-the-bottom stuff. Although the blended is
OK. One of my favourites is a blended chocolate & raspberry yoghurt.
The stores seem to have trouble keeping it in stock. So, apparently I'm
not the only one who likes it.  Bv)=

DD> I dunno if McDuck's still offer this - but it used to was one of my
DD> favourite snacks from there ....
DD>       Title: McDonald's Yogurt Parfait

SH> They had it for a while, I'm not sure if they still do either, I
SH> haven't been there in quite a while.  Other then a quick stop some
SH> times for egg mcmuffin.  (The seagulls enjoy the ham as it's cheaper to
SH> get the ham then it is to ask to not get the ham)

I don't go to McD's much since their prices have gotten so inflated. I
used to like their Sausage & Egg McMuffin. And the breakfast burritos.
But, heck. I can go to a sit-down diner for what the snatch & grabbit
goes for these days.

SH> I argued with BK a few weeks ago, I went it to grab lunch for a
SH> co-worker (Jr. Cheesburger and onion rings - did not want a drink).  It
SH> was $5 plus tax for the combo (special) or $8.75 without the drink.   I
SH> could not convince them to just not give me the drink.  So I took the
SH> cup from them, gave it to the next
SH> person who walked in and left.

Was that their $5 "Have It Your Way" deal Isee on their signs? I got
into a similar situation at a sit-down. A group of use were having our
Sunday breakfast meet-up and I had ordered a meal that came with coffee.
Since I have had my limit on coffee before I leave the house I gave my
coffee to a friend whose budget was tight. The waitress jumpmed in my
sh...tuff about it. Finally I told here "Listen you old trout. It came
with my meal - which makes it mine. If I want to gift it to someone it's
no business of yours."

We never went back there until the ownership and staff had changed.

SH> What argument?

SH> The manager follwoed me into the parking lot yelling at me.  I'll never
SH> go back.

What you could do I look at their "vitals" posted on (or near) the entrance
and rat him out to his higher ups. It's a retail customer-service business
and that sort of behaviour is frowned upon. Seriously frowned upon.

MMMMM----- Recipe via Meal-Master (tm) v8.06

     Title: Burger King Whopper
Categories: Beef, Vegetables, Breads, Sauces
     Yield: 4 servings

     1 lb Ground chuck
   1/2 ts Salt + extra; divided use
   1/4 ts Black pepper
          Butter
     4    Sesame seed hamburger buns
    16    Dill pickle slices
   1/2    White onion; sliced, in
          - rings
    12    Tomato slices
     4 tb Ketchup
          Lettuce
     4 tb Mayonnaise

 Season the ground beef with 1/2 teaspoon of salt and the
 pepper, and form the meat into patties.

 Butter the cut side of the hamburger buns and toast them
 in a skillet until lightly browned. Set aside.

 Heat a grill to medium-high heat. Cook the burger
 patties for 2 to 3 minutes per side. While cooking, add
 a dash of salt to the burger.

 Build the burger by placing the meat on the bottom bun
 followed by 3 or 4 dill pickle slices, 3 or 4 onion
 slices, and 2 to 3 tomato slices. Squirt a small amount
 of ketchup onto the burger and add lettuce. Then spread
 mayonnaise onto the top bun and place it onto the
 burger.

 Author: Stephanie Manley

 RECIPE FROM: https://copykat.com

 Uncle Dirty Dave's Archives

MMMMM

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