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You think she cried upon seeing that her "doughnuts" could both fit in the palm of her meaty paw?
That donut is what her asshole is going to look like once she shits out all that bougie Sakara food. Poor Jolene (or whoever Tess' designated asswiper is)
I’d be crying for how expensive those doughnuts are. For $420 a week, it’s $84 a day (considering that a week in this meal plan is five days). If there are three meals a day without snacks included, those doughnuts are worth $28 (84/3). You could buy a dozen doughnuts at a local doughnut shop for the price of those two doughnuts. I get that Tess might not be paying for this, but the finances of it make me cry a little.You think she cried upon seeing that her "doughnuts" could both fit in the palm of her meaty paw?
It makes me think she saw a tablecloth at Target and said "Oh, that's pretty. I'll turn it into a dress!"I grabbed a screenshot of the video:
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It’s amazing how big she truly looks when standing next to other people (that are overweight as well). Also, that is one ugly dress that Tess is wearing.
I grabbed a screenshot of the video:
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It’s amazing how big she truly looks when standing next to other people (that are overweight as well). Also, that is one ugly dress that Tess is wearing.
I’d be crying for how expensive those doughnuts are. For $420 a week, it’s $84 a day (considering that a week in this meal plan is five days). If there are three meals a day without snacks included, those doughnuts are worth $28 (84/3). You could buy a dozen doughnuts at a local doughnut shop for the price of those two doughnuts. I get that Tess might not be paying for this, but the finances of it make me cry a little.
Oh yeah, a year of this plan costs $21,840 (based on $420 weekly).
Not pictured: a jumbo iced coffee with extra syrup, a Big Breakfast from McDonald's, and 2 non-plant based donuts from Krispy Kreme.
Their food is very low on protein. That is all I have to say.
Ingredients: Cherries, Maple Syrup, Coconut Oil, Unsweetened Applesauce, Almond Flour, Lemon Juice, Golden Flaxmeal, Filtered Water, Potato Flour, Coconut Yogurt, Wildflower Honey, Arrowroot Powder, Poppy Seeds, Himalayan Sea Salt, Baking Powder, Macqui Berry Powder, Xantham Gum, Vanilla Extract, Baking Soda
Not pictured: a jumbo iced coffee with extra syrup, a Big Breakfast from McDonald's, and 2 non-plant based donuts from Krispy Kreme.
BIOACTIVE HONEY
Is it just me or does it look like she's got quite a bit of gray hair showing in her roots?That drag queen makeup is terrible. And where is she getting all these flowered tarps? Clearly they're not sponsored, but it's a style I've never seen from her before.
Ugh those flopping fat sacks.
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I’ll admit that the Sakara salad sounded so good to me that I’ll be making a non-vegan version of it sometime. I’d skip the avocado and make a honey vinaigrette with real lavender infused ricotta and top it with some grilled chicken (to make it more filling). Anyone that pays for this program has more money than sense and it would be cheaper to shop at Whole Foods (if organic hippie food is your thing).Ingredients: Cherries, Maple Syrup, Coconut Oil, Unsweetened Applesauce, Almond Flour, Lemon Juice, Golden Flaxmeal, Filtered Water, Potato Flour, Coconut Yogurt, Wildflower Honey, Arrowroot Powder, Poppy Seeds, Himalayan Sea Salt, Baking Powder, Macqui Berry Powder, Xantham Gum, Vanilla Extract, Baking Soda
YUM YUM!
Edit: Tess' lunch and dinner...
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WATERMELON-ROSE SALAD W/ STRAWBERRY CHEVRE
Monty's NYC x Sakara Strawberry "Chevre" + pepita pate spread on seed bread topped with watermelon radish
Ingredients: Watermelon, Mixed Greens, Avocado Oil, Filtered Water, Strawberries, Lime Juice, Montys NYC: Cultured Cashew Rose Wheel, Wildflower Honey, Pumpkin Seeds, Avocado, Watermelon Radish, Extra Virgin Olive Oil, GF Rolled Oats, Brown Rice Flour, Apple Cider Vinegar, Buckwheat Flour, Jalepeno Peppers, Sunflower Seeds, Himalayan Sea Salt, Cilantro, Nutritional Yeast, Shallots, Pea Tendrils, Chia Seeds, Flaxseed, Sliced Almonds, White Sesame Seeds, Arugula, Rosewater, Psyllium Husk Powder, Basil, Maple Syrup, Chlorophyll, Dry Active Yeast, Parsley, Cumin
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WILDCRAFTED SALAD W/ BIOACTIVE HONEY VINAIGRETTE
Topped with almond-crusted cannellini cakes, lavender almond "ricotta," and fresh peaches
Ingredients: Cannellini Beans, Mixed Greens, Extra Virgin Olive Oil, Peaches, English Cucumbers, Lemon Juice, Pansy, Spinach, Cassava Flour, Slivered Almonds, Filtered Water, Almond Flour, Wildflower Honey, Garlic, Sliced Almonds, Tahini, Himalayan Sea Salt, White Chia Seeds, Bee Pollen, Marri Honey, Purple Sweet Potato Powder, Black Ground Pepper, Cumin, Lavender
Ohhhh no thank you. I'll be fasting tonight. I don't eat food that requires quotation marks.
Fo' REAL. Also this retarded meal service actually has an option where you can buy a manual for the program for $200 and don't have to spend $1300 a month for them to send you food. But of course, you'd actually have to shop and prep and cook and we all know Tess isn't going to do that...I’ll admit that the Sakara salad sounded so good to me that I’ll be making a non-vegan version of it sometime. I’d skip the avocado and make a honey vinaigrette with real lavender infused ricotta and top it with some grilled chicken (to make it more filling). Anyone that pays for this program has more money than sense and it would be cheaper to shop at Whole Foods (if organic hippie food is your thing).