So what is your daily menu consist of, cornbread and chili, bologna crackers. You must watch your intake I understand formaldehyde is an ingredient in much food including baby food so I suggest growing your own food
Daily menu?
Hmmm.
About 363 days a year , breakfast is a slice of toast with peanut butter.
Lunch today was a slice of pizza. From a little store gas station a ways away the other day. Good meats there. Double ground ground chuck I'll nab a half pound or pound of now and then.
Used to be my go to place for bacon. Sliced while I wait at a setting in the upper teens/ thick!
too much fat lately. And I'm confident the supplier can provide better. But I quit asking for better years ago. I don't buy enough for the owner to fight the issue really.
He knows me though. Told me while going into a store miles away at the same time that there was no ground chuck there. L.o.l..
No supper yet.
Been working on a left over beef roast a while. Maybe a hot beef sandwich. Maybe a deluxe salad.
(Eggs for supper often enough. Since this thread is about breakfast buffets...)
Still plenty of venison in the freezer. So buying the roast stung less.
Not like when I raised my own hogs years ago and they came out around 35 cents a pound though....
Or the rabbits. Or chickens. I kinda miss the warm freshest sassy eggs. But have a neighbor who has paid me in his fowls eggs. And know others I can get none bleached and known diet eggs from. So I don't mind missing out on the work. More so in winter.
We grow some stuff. Have carrots I'm letting go to seed from last year , next to this years beans that are just coming on.
But how much lead from leaded fuel days is still in our soil? What else is?
What is in the water we water with? (PFAS has had wells put out of use not far away. Ours tested alright so far. )
Even organic tilth grounds can be interesting. Just because no particular pesticides have been used on them for a decade , does not tell what is in the soil still. Or what falls on it...