After one half of COVID spent stepping up my culinary game, the other half was spent eating sleeves of Oreos. Made me think, is there anything out there that tastes really good that’s actually good for you? I mean even some fruits are on the no-no scale because they have high amounts of natural sugar.
And I’ve mentioned this before, with all the technology out on the world today how come some scientist out there can’t figure out away to make cauliflower taste like deep dish pizza?
I thought of a few. I like blueberries and strawberries.
Are eggs okay? One week they are the next they aren’t. A simple fried egg with some pepper hits the spot. If I add salt then it’s bad for you.
Fish, and shell fish. I guess I shouldn’t eat it fried 😜, baked or grilled is good for me although I have to have at least a little butter with my crab and lobster.
Beef and chicken - I guess it depends on how it prepared. I’m guessing my usually preference of chicken as in chicken nuggets and beef in a Shake Shack burger form isn’t good for you either.


I guess it depends on what "bad" things you are trying to avoid. Sugar? Fat? Sodium? All of them?
If it's all of them then you're probably fucked. Enjoy the cauliflower and boneless skinless chicken breasts.
IME trying to conquer every ill is unsustainable, so I decided that sugar (including all carbs) are my biggest enemy. I got much healthier when I cut the carbs out. When we lose weight, our hearts are under less strain, our blood pressure drops and (especially in a car restricted diet) diabetes becomes less of a risk/issue. I fell off the wagon for a while when my home situation changed, but I'm back on again and already feeling much better - I will never fall off again.
Personally I'm willing to endure a little higher cholesterol and enjoy a bit of salt if I can keep the weight under control in the process, but everyone has different issues to consider. Give me a steak and Caesar salad or a basket of buffalo wings and let me enjoy them while I continue to get slimmer and I'm a happy man.