Forbidden foods

Thanks all, I had my hot dog for lunch & I'm happy!

Plus, it was twice cooked, once on the BBQ yesterday & again in the
microwave today. It should be safe!

If you are in the US go to the Breakfast section of your grocery store
and pick up a pack of Morningstar farms veggie dogs. Most people
cannot tell a difference. I've been a veggie for years and those with
sauerkraut and cheese are to die for. literally I'll go to the store
and buy that for dinner on a regular basis. good thing my husband is
low maintenance too.

Denise~* wrote:
Are hot dogs REALLY all that bad?

I've been craving a hot dog for the last few weeks. Grrrr!

Anna.Nicole.m wrote:
If you are in the US go to the Breakfast section of your grocery store
and pick up a pack of Morningstar farms veggie dogs. Most people
cannot tell a difference.

Really? I don't know anyone who *can't* tell the
difference. I've got nothing against the Morningstar veggie
dogs--like 'em, in fact--but I can't imagine not being able
to tell the difference between them and non-veggie hot dogs.

Best wishes,
Ericka

On Tue, 27 Jun 2006, Ericka Kammerer wrote:

Really? I don't know anyone who *can't* tell the
difference. I've got nothing against the Morningstar veggie
dogs--like 'em, in fact--but I can't imagine not being able
to tell the difference between them and non-veggie hot dogs.

With the opening of a cool new healthy organic foods store nearby, I've
been adding meat substitutes to our meal circuit, and my husband's big
test is to see if the dog will eat it. She liked Gardenburgers, she
didn't like seitan.

But then she doesn't like most deli meats either. Hrm.

Really? I don't know anyone who *can't* tell the
difference. I've got nothing against the Morningstar veggie
dogs--like 'em, in fact--but I can't imagine not being able
to tell the difference between them and non-veggie hot dogs.

Best wishes,
Ericka

If you throw them on the grill and mix them in with all the hotdogs, no
one can tell which are which. I do it all the time to my husbands
family. They think they cannot possibly eat an entire meal without
meat in it. And trust me these people could tell if anyone could
tell. And they have absolutely no clue.

Anna.Nicole.m wrote:

Really? I don't know anyone who *can't* tell the
difference. I've got nothing against the Morningstar veggie
dogs--like 'em, in fact--but I can't imagine not being able
to tell the difference between them and non-veggie hot dogs.

If you throw them on the grill and mix them in with all the hotdogs, no
one can tell which are which. I do it all the time to my husbands
family. They think they cannot possibly eat an entire meal without
meat in it. And trust me these people could tell if anyone could
tell. And they have absolutely no clue.

Mind boggling. Maybe they're just loading them up
with so many condiments they can't actually taste the dog.
I can certainly tell the difference between the two. Or
maybe it depends on what sort of meat hot dog you're using.

Best wishes,
Ericka

Denise~* wrote:
Are hot dogs REALLY all that bad?

I've been craving a hot dog for the last few weeks. Grrrr!

Nope. I wouldn't eat them every day, but once in a while isn't going to hurt
you or the baby.
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If your used to the kind that are 60cents for 10 and go to the morningstar
it is almost the same.. not true for the good Hebrew National that actauly
taste like food.
Tori
Mind boggling. Maybe they're just loading them up
with so many condiments they can't actually taste the dog.
I can certainly tell the difference between the two. Or
maybe it depends on what sort of meat hot dog you're using.

Best wishes,
Ericka