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I love breakfast for this reason, sometimes I'll even have it for dinner. There are a hundred different ways to make an omelette, they all taste great, and non
by chjohasbrouck 10y ago
I love breakfast for this reason, sometimes I'll even have it for dinner.
There are a hundred different ways to make an omelette, they all taste great, and none of them have any sugar or refined grains. You don't have to compromise at all, you get exactly what you want, and it's still healthy.
Also, why do grains get a free pass? They're literally inedible to humans without being processed, no other mammals consume them (unless we force them to), gas station junk food is 95% grains and sugar, and somehow people still think this is a health food.
- eru 10y agoRats are pretty happy to eat our grain given the chance, aren't they?
- chjohasbrouck 10y agoHmm you're right. Looks like some forms of rodentia will eat grains if they're around. I still think they'd be better off eating an omelette though. :)
- db48x 10y agoPlenty of animals eat grains, but grains aren't available year-round. Grain, and seeds in general, are more nutrient-dense than the stalks and leaves of the plant they come from, but are only available for a short period. Animals which subsist on them must either be highly mobile, to reach many different types of plants which flower and produce seed at different times of the year, or they must be able to store the seeds until they become available again. A cow eats the grain along with the rest of the grass, but if it tried to live on seeds alone it would be a pretty thin cow.