(Part 2) Reddit mentions: The best fresh vegetables

Get the kind roasted with salt and oil, the plain kind is really bland. My roommate introduced me to eating roast seaweed as a snack, we both have some every day and she isn't even doing keto, it's just damn tasty. It's light and crisp with an interesting flavor, I prefer it to chips even on cheat days.

Edit: I should also add that any uneaten part goes stale pretty quickly, so it has to be eaten in one sitting. I buy big bags of it like this one which has 5-8x10" sheets per bag, and three bags per package, and eat one bag a day. It's easy to find if you live in a diverse neighborhood, lots of asian stores carry them. The sesame oil ones are my favorite.

Naturelo are the vitamins I want, I hear good things about them over in r/supplements.


Here's fresh ginger on Amazon. (There are other listings too) You could make a tea from that, just cut it up and boil it for 20-40 minutes. I like that option because you never know how much ginger is actually in ginger products and the steep times for ginger teas are usually so short I don't know how much gets through (it's not water soluable, you're kind of making an emulsion with ginger tea).


Or there's this guy, ginger morning sickness tea. I haven't tried it but it has good reviews.

Exactly! I did a double take when I walked by them at the store.

I got them at Costco. They’re amazing and if you like mushrooms you’ll love them!

I found them on Amazon but holy moly they are not cheap.

https://www.amazon.com/Snak-Yard-Shiitake-Mushroom-Seasoned/dp/B07TTKMSFG

> If it's adamant I try for the real deal please post links to where I can purchase a can or two online (if possible, I am in the US).

https://www.amazon.com/Tomatoes-San-Marzano-Flora-Foods/dp/B07SF8RZDY

I like Flora brand because it has nothing in the can but tomatoes. No salt, no basil, no citric acid, no calcium chloride. Just tomatoes.

I don't like citric acid in canned tomatoes because it makes the sauce too tart and then I have to add sugar to balance it out. As for salt, I like to control the amount of salt in my dish so I prefer my canned tomatoes to be unsalted. I don't want basil in my canned tomatoes for sure, I use fresh if I want to add basil to a sauce. And I don't want calcium chloride either because that is added so that the tomatoes retain their shape, which I don't want, I want them to break down.

The Flora San Marzano DOPs are the best I have found. They sell them in my grocery store for $3.50 for a 28 oz can.

You're talking about making a lot of drastic changes to our society just because you don't realize how cheap it is to eat healthy.

You can buy 5 lbs of potatoes for $1.50, 2 lbs of carrots for $1.50, and a 15 lb bag of brown rice for $20.

It's not up to the government to make you healthy, it's up to you.

Online. Shipping is free. Fresh Jicama (5lb) https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00B6QUFK2

You can find brined truffles on amazon, they aren't hard to find. They are available at many fancy grocery stores. Brined can't be made into perfect beautiful thin slices like the summer truffles above, but they aren't unobtainable.

I wouldn't grate raw portabello over dishes, sounds pretty nasty. I don't know what exactly you are trying to say here.

http://www.amazon.com/Whole-Black-Winter-Truffles-45/dp/B0002Q1X6C/ref=sr_1_4?ie=UTF8&qid=1309577015&sr=8-4

It's not $60, it's 60 gold, so you don't know it's real dollar value. but we can try to figure it out by comparing it to another item in game. Let's use the barn. The barn costs 6000 gold, but you provide all the building materials so you're really just paying Robin's labor for the three days it takes to build. 6000 gold/3 days = 2000 gold/day, parsnips are 60 gold/parsnip, so:

2000/60 = 33 parsnips/day is the equivalent of Robin's wage.

That's something we can compare to the real world. According to some loose googling the average carpenter wage in the US is $13 to $33/hr, let's split the difference and call it $20/hr. 8 hrs/day x $20/hr = $160.

Ok, accoring to this amazon link a pound of parnsips is $2 and contains roughly 5 parsnips. $2/5 parnsips = $0.40/parnsip, so a carpenter in the real world can buy $160/$0.40 = 400 parnsips/day.

So either Robin makes 33 parnsips * $0.40/parsnip = $13.2 per day = $1.65 per hour or parsnips in the Stardew Valley world are worth $160/33 parsnips = $5/parsnip.

this.

Stuff is delicious.

You really want dry seaweed salad mix ala Emerald Cove Mix

Unfortunately I don't see any of the good brands we get in Japan. You probably would need to go to H-Mart or something like an Asian grocery store.

Edit: I buy the exact version on right in this photo by 波 @ JustOneCookbook.

So far my ideas include:

• Mushroom plugs - inoculate logs in your local forest with your favorite fungi. Feels like cheating though.
  
• Books? Maybe this one?
  
• Baskets? Is there a "best" mushroom collection vessel?
  
• A food dehydrator might come in handy. Is there a preferred brand/feature for mushroomers?
  
  

I don't know about England...but it looks like you can buy them on Amazon!

https://www.amazon.de/dp/B007ZLHZFU

De blev till en väldigt god sås. Fast jag undrar hur mycket unik smak just de här hade jämfört med de burktomater av någorlunda kvalitet som finns i affärerna här...

Well, its an onion, and its also brown https://www.amazon.com/produce-aisle-040-05341-Organic-Yellow/dp/B001GIP2BM

I see, that Americans call them yellow now

http://www.amazon.com/El-Guapo-Corn-Husks-oz/dp/B0000GK6WQ
worth the investment.

Yep definitely linked the wrong size. This is the one I got

http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B008ER96JW/ref=mp_s_a_1_3_a_it?qid=1463119331&sr=8-3&keywords=Sonoran+Habanero+powder&pi=SY200_QL40

I hate myself, so I read all of it.

At first I wanted to reach through the screen and shake him by the shoulders and yell that there are plenty of fun things in life besides the beast with two backs. I look like [this] (https://www.amazon.com/produce-aisle-Russet-Potato-Large/dp/B000NSKB7Q), and I plan to take up skiing and visit ruins. No one is trying to stop ugly anyone from enjoying anything except maybe modeling -and if you create your own clothes, even then you can be your own model.

Then he started trying to defend pedos and whatever sympathy I already didn't have for him dried up. F him for trying to drag Jews into it too.

SEE A SHRINK. I don't care if therapy is cope. Cope is better than looking up to a POS like ER.

1. That's not Chinese food
   
   
2. Most restaurants either buy them ready-made or from a dry mix.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000NSKB7Q/

here you go

reminded me of this which I came across yesterday
The reviews tell all

Here are the two vendors I've used for a while.

Dried Lion's Mane (Monkey Head)... https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07LCDDVBL?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share

Dried Lion's Mane Mushrooms - 16... https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00E3T4TTC?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share

They have Krogers in Cleveland, right? The Kroger near me has some, and it just comes from South/Central America this time of year. If not, check out the latin section of your nearest Walmart to find corn husks, or just use parchment or plastic wrap as a wrapper and roast frozen corn under the broiler on a sheet pan and stuff them with that. Or just order some corn husks on Amazon.