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Wow! Great suggestion. Whether to count coconut milk as milk is a decision I had not yet had to make. My thinking at the moment is that I probably would not. I
by moultano 7mo ago
Wow! Great suggestion. Whether to count coconut milk as milk is a decision I had not yet had to make.
My thinking at the moment is that I probably would not. It seems like further research would reveal a whole new region in the upper left, clustering with Dan Bing, of "asian milkless crepes."
- batisteo 7mo agoWhat dimension would you add to make a tetrahedron?
- fhdkweig 7mo agoI would add sugar. Egg nog is listed on the triangle as away from flour, but it is extremely high in carbs. When I was a kid, I loved egg nog and a couple of years ago I decided to purchase some. I liked it so much I drank the whole half gallon in a day. That night I had horrible painful bloating and looked at the ingredients label to find "sugar", "cane sugar". "corn syrup", and "high fructose corn syrup".
- crazygringo 7mo agoIt's not so much that it's high in carbs, it's extraordinarily high in fat. Its main ingredients are egg yolks and heavy cream along with the sugar. What you're describing is like eating an entire cheesecake or drinking a pitcher of melted premium ice cream. The bloating is from the enormous amount of fatty calories that are slow to digest. Not really about the sugar. (And of course it has sugar, it's essentially a dessert drink.)
- MegaDeKay 7mo agoMy money is on the amount of lactose in all that dairy. There's a lot of lactose in a half gallon of nog.
- goodmythical 7mo agoRight? I felt bloated just thinking about drinking a half gallon of nog.
- recursive 7mo agoI can barely get through an 8 oz glass of that stuff. Wow.
- beAbU 7mo agoBacon
- sandworm101 7mo agoBacon. Or tomatoes.
- hammock 7mo agoSomething like a Dutch baby (German pancake) qualifies as dark breakfast (4 eggs 1/2c flour 1/2 c milk
- SpaceNoodled 7mo agoI bet they would work with milk milk, though.
- cyanydeez 7mo agoIs fruit not a 4th dimension in breakfast?