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@magicmoodz  Veggies are my favorite food group.  I eat a lot of them, but my husband does not. He barely touches them.

 

So, I still have to cook and bake for him.  He eats everything that I can't and has a big sweet  tooth and snacks constantly on junk.  

 

He is thin and has been this way his whole life and I struggle with weight since my first pregnancy.

 

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@Carmie wrote:

@magicmoodz  Veggies are my favorite food group.  I eat a lot of them, but my husband does not. He barely touches them.

 

So, I still have to cook and bake for him.  He eats everything that I can't and has a big sweet  tooth and snacks constantly on junk.  

 

He is thin and has been this way his whole life and I struggle with weight since my first pregnancy.

 


@Carmie 

 

These guys! My husband too has a sweet tooth. He is neither thin nor chubby😃 but just right in my eyes.👀 I guess cheesecake doesn't go to their hips like it does for me. Haha!

 

I love veggies roasted, but lately I have been very lazy just having a wedge of lettuce with pineapple vinegar. And I don't normally buy iceberg lettuce, but have had a bad experience with both spinach and baby arugula recently. It didn't involve bugs, but I have to tell you, I have not eaten a strawberry since you educated me on what might be lurking inside of them. 

 

 

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@magicmoodz or @Carmie 

 

I would be very interested in the strawberry story please as occasionally I like to buy bags of frozen organic strawberries. 

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@Teddie   You really don't wanna know.  Let's just say they are a fruit that need to be cleaned throughly and if you are vegan, you might not want to eat them.

 

Nothing dangerous.  They are safe to eat.  Enjoy.

 

 

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@Carmie :  I was intrigued by the strawberry wash and actually did it.  My strawberries were very clean (Costco).  I guess where they come from make a big difference.

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@Carmie wrote:

@Teddie   You really don't wanna know.  Let's just say they are a fruit that need to be cleaned throughly and if you are vegan, you might not want to eat them.

 

Nothing dangerous.  They are safe to eat.  Enjoy.

 

 


All these years I have been eating strawberries and had no idea!! Thanks for the heads up @Carmie . I googled and was shocked (and I don't use that word lightly). Definitely will think twice about eating strawberries!🍓 

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@Carmie  Well, you know I had to go to google and do some searching.  I think my conclusion is: it depends. But it's enough that it bothers me. I always soak and wash fruits and vegetables and I wonder if it helps when they've been frozen. But I do appreciate learning something -- thank you! 

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@Teddie   You're welcome.  BTW, I still buy strawberries.  I just wash them and soak them really good.

 

I am known for my chocolate covered strawberries.

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@Teddie   You're welcome.  BTW, I still buy strawberries.  I just wash them and soak them really good.

 

I am known for my chocolate covered strawberries.


@Carmie  Yum--now you're talking!