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- 29 de Sep, 2022
Jello salads were popular back in the 70's and every hotel and restaurant had "their" signature salad. I mean some go on to be world wide favorites like the Caesar salad, some barely qualify like the Cobb salad and some we only know about because they were mentioned in an episode of Fawlty Towers. But even the green goop that is the Watergate salad sounds better than Aunt Myrna's salad.I also saw a recipe the other day for something that had components of Party Cheese Salad, but not all there.
Watergate Salad is made from pistachio jello pudding, crushed pineapple, cool whip, and some crushed up walnuts. It was apparently very popular back in the 70's. Aunt Myrna likely had some dementia moment and added the rest.
You mean like the "savory" versions of Jello that came out? Flavors like "celery", "Italian salad" and "seasoned tomato"?From the '50s to the '70s there were all kinds of bizarre things used to market Jell-O before it settled down to the current relatively sane period of just eating it maybe with some fruit or whipped cream (or even Cool Whip). Mormons (and mid-Westerners to some extent) still have the occasional weird concoction from that period.
All these diets, like Keto, paleo and even Fatkins aren't supposed to be long term solutions. They're short term solutions. And you need to check your macros. You can't just eat loads of meat and fat. You need some kind of balance in there. You need veggies. You need to take supplements because you can't just go and expect to get everything from your diet when you're deliberately not eating everything you need.And that's where Jack fucks up, albeit intentionally. He eats colossal portions of everything, I wouldn't be halfway done with one of his orders before feeling bloated and he often goes for more. No amount of dieting is going to work with those intakes. And frankly, that's without considering that he cheats as well, when I did Keto I ended up quitting the diet plan because I was going crazy without eating bread or having any sweets, I was on it for two months and couldn't handle the cravings. Jack doesn't do real Keto and it shows!
And yes. The cravings you get on them are insane. I did a version of Fatkins many years ago when I get getting in shape and while I never thought I'd get sick of things like bacon and eggs for breakfast I soon realized how monotonous it can get. And of course no bread. Very few carbs. I did it for six weeks. Lost a lot of weight but I never want to do it again. Meanwhile Jagoff has been doing it for how many years now and has lost a grand total of ZERO pounds?