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Chickpea Dahl! I had never heard of Dahl before or chickpeas. It was only since becoming vegan have I discovered theres more to currys than korma tikka and masala!!
sprouted stuff...mung beans..broccoli seeds..millet..quinoa..whatever you fancy..soak..rinse...sprout..rinse..leave all day..rinse..repeat..in 3 or 4 days: amazing nutritiously ace sprouts
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i've got a huge list - too many to name them all but since becoming vegan, my new fave staple is: LIQUID SMOKE!! where have i been?? its so good! i also love various types of rice (i have white, brown, red, sticky black rice) grains/pasta (cous cous, polenta, bourgul,) beans (broad bean, kidney, black bean, soy bean, all sorts i cant name) spices & condiments (curry, chilli powder, soy sauce, Vegetta....) dried goods (shitaki mushrooms, dried fungus, dried sea weed, dried tofu skin) frozen stuff (seitan, frozen firm tofu, taro, ) etc etc
added: nut butters! bought a jar of almond, brazil nut and cashew butter today and its delicous! it's a replacement for sesame oil. werid? well, my thinking is: i was going to buy tahini instead of sesame oil to stir through my cooking but saw the nut butters instead, and gave it a go. yum! but a bit pricey so might make my own after i finish this jar (going pretty quickly - i'm eating out of the jar!)
My bulk storage fridge in the basement always has all types of rice and beans which I like to cook nearly every day. I also keep kale, collards, cabbage, celery, carrots, potatoes, and other salad greens on hand at all times. I feel best on a very low fat diet and follow the McDougall plan. I also like to keep onions and tomatoes on hand. I often make soups and chili so I keep a vegan soup base powder on hand. I keep braggs aminos, and various soy sauces, wines, vinegars, and hot sauses on hand for sautéeing as well has vegan worchestershire sauce and liquid smoke. Best Wishes, Robert
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Semolina Pasta (I eat this daily) A block of hard 'tofu' Vegan croutons Pretzels Crackers All of the above are organic, except the pasta, which I stockpiled in 2005. The pasta in the house weighs more than I do.
Alpro sweetened soya milk Corncakes Blueberries (frozen) Trek bars (berry flavour) The usuals - rice, chickpeas, frozen peas, jumbo oats etc Braised tofu in a tin Tofu in the packet Hemp protein Flax Seaweed Vegan salad cream Plum sauce
veganaise tofu WW bread WW pasta nutritional yeast flax oil rice garbanzo beans salt lemons olive oil Silk Soymilk
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lately: in no particular order tofu, plain soy milk olive oil pasta sauce potatoes frozen vegetables cereal instant taco mix, black beans, pinto beans, hummus bulk dry rice, pintos, black beans, chickpeas, split peas, barley, lentils vegetable bullion veggie burgers bagels and ww bread frozen Greek pizzas earth balance
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Soya Milk Fruit Juice Carrots Potatos Broccoli Bread Marg Cheesly Pickle, relishes, sauces etc Hummous Soya Yogurts Tinned Pineapples Mushrooms, peppers Tonic Water (for me gin) Mayola Burger Mix Pulses Rice, Pasta, Noodles, instant noodle pots Burger Mix Baked Beans, tinned veg soup Country Pies, sausages etc TVP & Tofu Tinned Chopped Tomatoes Bourbons Creams or Hobnobs Soy sauce Yeast Flakes Herbal Teas
Black Beans Corn Salsa Onions Garlic Vegannaise This is just a few of the things I keep in supply.
Pilaf Does anyone know of a good brand of vegan friendly whole grain bread? I can't find any at the supermarket or the wal mart supercenters around where I live. Do they have them at veganessentials.com? I didn't check the food section lately. I have been vegan for 2.5 months and am still learning. This may be a dumb question, and I apologize if it is, but I was under the impression that whole grain bread would be vegan if it doesn't contain eggs, butter, milk, etc. Am I missing something? Should I be buying a specific vegan bread?
Milk derivatives are added to many commercial breads, so read the label on the packet, or if it is bought from a bakery ask the baker. In the UK we find more milk derivatives in white bread.
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herbwormwood In the UK we find more milk derivatives in white bread. Although "healthy" bread often seems to include honey, grr.
i've noticed the household flying through tomato, mushroom, onion, carrot and garlic supplies lately. also soy milk, soy sauce and gime lean beef.
I always have tofu, nutritional yeast, broccoli, onions, spinach, apples, oranges, rice, olive oil and flax seed oil in stock in my kitchen. I live off of tofu scramble and rice when I have a busy week and snack on apples and oranges. You can also usually find veganese and earth balance, but those aren't used as often.
- dates - pasta - brown rice - brown rice noodles - oatmeal (instant) - rice cakes - corn thins - tomato puree - tomato paste - canned lentils - dried chickpeas - dried kidney beans - dried lentils - dried split peas - dried lima beans - Nori (for sushi) - Tamari soy sauce - Powdered Wasabi - Pickled ginger - tahina/tahini - orange marmalade - strawberry jam - blackberry jam - peanut butter (for my husband - not really for me ) - maple syrup - potato chips - corn chips - wholegrain organic bread - wholemeal pita bread - ketchup - various herbs/spices - choculence & minton biscuits (for all those familliar with Aussie tim tams & mint slices, those are the vegan versions) - Bonsoy - coffee bags - peppermint tea - green tea - orange juice - frozen onions - frozen berries (usually raspberries, blackberries & cherries) - sorbet (gelativo is YUMMY) - olive oil - canola oil - sesame oil - sesame seeds
- peanutbutter - various vegs and fruit depending on what is on offer, but usually tomatoes and zucchini - burger and falafel mix - quinoa - rice paper - nori sheets - soya sauce - soy milk - fruit bars - "space bars" - parmezano - dipping sauces - usually also nutrituonal yeast but haven´t found any around yet or I was too blind
- coffee - yogi tea - hoji tea - rice milk - orange juice - vodka - bananas - oranges - some type of berry - dried beans - edamame - hummus - canned lentils - sea salt - cinnamon - mustard - chopped garlic - oat bran - spinach leaves - celery - carrots - mushrooms - tomatoes - cilantro - green beans - cucumber
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how could I forget to list that?!!!! of course I always need to have coffee around and a syrup!
rice pasta tinned tomatoes chickpeas tea coffee soya margarine soya milk rice milk red lentils onions breakfast cereal oats plenty of herbs and spices veggie mince jam yeast extract chocolate cereal bars ketchup garlic
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Trader Joe's Green Plant juice Firm tofu Rice milk Oil Pasta sauce Udon noodles (which I use for any sort of pasta or noodle 'cause I hate whole wheat noodles) potatoes vegenaise frozen vegetables beans rice garlic onion zucchini, squash, etc. banana cereal green onion/chive (still can't tell the difference) veggie boullion gardenburgers cilantro salsa bread cucumbers salt ketchup mustard hot sauce tomato green tea cabbage celery carrots soy sauce canned soup peanut butter jelly grapes Trader Ming's Kung Pao noodles and sauce
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- Alpro unsweetened soya milk - chickpeas - tinned tomatoes - Engevita - wholemeal bread - Fry's braai sausages - Pure spread - olive oil - flaxseeds - Dorset cereals muesli - Jasmine rice - Risotto rice - Lentils of many nationalities - Coconut milk - Tahini - Frozen edamame beans - plus fruit and veggies in all guises! (looks like I've just done the shopping list for tomorrow then!)
- Olive Oil - Rice Dream - Pure spread - Pasta - 'Chicken' Noodles - Nutritional Yeast Flakes - Brocolli - Cauliflour - Granny Smith Apples - Pasta - Soy sauce - Plamil Mayonnaise - L Mac Country Pies - L Mac Sausages - Quinoa - Hemp Seed oil - Potato Waffles - McCain Hash Browns - Baked Beans - Chickpeas - Tahina - Liquid Smoke - Frozen Garlic Cubes - Dried: Basil, Oregano, Majoram, Rosemary, Parsley, Coriander, Garlic, Onion, Cumin powdered, Mint + more - Marigold Vegan Bouillon - Kosher 'Chicken' Stock - Wholemeal Pasta - Asda Organic Peanut Butter - Oatibix - Mineral Water - Braised Chicken Su-ji
Hi I've never heard of nutritional yeast. What is it and what do you use it for?? Thanks, Ali
Ali, nutritional yeast is a condiment that is made out of inactive yeast, I buy it in flake form (looks a bit like fish food, apparently it comes as powder too), and is also called engevita in the uk. It is rich in b vitamins, and is used to enhance the flavour of dishes, it can also be used to give a cheesy flavour if you are not mixing it with anything else. i use it in salads, stirfrys, marinades, casseroles, sheperd's pie... although do keep in mind that the bvits get lost after the dish reaches a certain temperature... you can find it in health food shops, and its about £1.99 for a tub, which lasts ages.. hope this helps
Thank you "Hiddenfromview" - it sounds really good, I'll have to get some - probably online as there is a lack of good health food shops where I live - I like the idea of sprinkling it on mashed potatoes!!! Thanks again for replying, I'm new here and am still trying to work out where I can and cannot post (I eat a vegan diet, am trying to go vegan but my husband and children aren't) and I appreciate any replies/help !! Ali
I am rubbish in this respect. The only things I need in the house and panic if I dont have are Instant packet soups (hard to find vegan ones sometimes but they do exist) for adding to cooking, and for snacking. Salad Cider (most important!) Tomato juice for making soup and low fat sauces Instant mashed potato for adding to soup as a thickener Popadums and crispbreads Tinned Tomatoes On a lesser scale Dried Chickpeas, I agree they make a brillaint finger snack! Other fresh vegetables for cooking. Purespreads Pasta though I try to limit that one. Frozen stir fry veggies
Me and my boyf will be living together soon and I've been trying to work out our shopping budget, and what should be essentials, and what are treats. I love stuff like Cheezly, but am a little dubious about its nutritional benefits (unless anyone knows any better ). Even stuff like veggie mince- would I be better off buying a big bag of lentils instead? Are veggie mince and the fake meaty things even all that nutritious? Is it easy to live without vegan yoghurts, mayo etc? I would love some examples of vegan shopping lists on a budget My dad has definitely spoiled me over the years!
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It is expensive for the first cupboard stocking shop but worth it. Me and Helen always have the following the cupboard. Big bags of: TVP little mince not big chunks. Pasta Lentils Chickpeas Rice Soup mix (lentils, split peas, barley etc. Not cup-a-soup type stuff) Tinned: Tomatoes Tomato puree Beans Coconut milk Stock Bisto Gravy granules (mixed with TVP makes wicked shepherds pie) Soya sauce Liquid Aminos, we call it amigos though Baking powder Plain and self raising flower Herbs/ Spices, most supermarkets do basic ranges of these. Curry Powder Pepper Salt sage Garlic Peri Peri cumin ground coriander cinnamon basil oregano These are the basic things for most, easy to make can't be arsed doing any fancy cooking, meals. It is easy to live without mayo etc but it is a good treat. The yogurts are good to chuck on cereal for breakfast. The meaty type replacements can easily be done without, it is mainly a psychological thing to have that part of a meal. I am happy with a huge plate of veg but others like to have veggie pies and that. I do like pie all the same though. When we moved in together we saw it as a utopia of delightful meals shared over the table with a slow glass of wine. It has now degenerated into one of us moaning all the way through cooking scrambled tofu, again. Anything that is quick to cook is good. Oh yeah.. well done on moving in together. Is it soon? Is he vegan? Have you lived away from home before? What area are you moving too?
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loveganism I love stuff like Cheezly, but am a little dubious about its nutritional benefits (unless anyone knows any better ). Even stuff like veggie mince- would I be better off buying a big bag of lentils instead? Are veggie mince and the fake meaty things even all that nutritious? Is it easy to live without vegan yoghurts, mayo etc? I tend to prioritise pulses like lentils and beans as dietary staples, and to keep the fake meats and cheeses as occasional treats (though I'm not convinced the meats are a treat really ). Not only are pulses cheaper but they're more "natural" (i.e. less processed) foods and therefore better for one I suspect. The main soy type thing I buy is tofu as I find it very useful for stir fries and what not. We keep pulses, nuts, seeds, rice, pasta and other grain-type things such as quinoa on hand, along with tinned tomatoes, and get a vegetable and fruit box delivered once a week. I haven't done the sums but we don't seem to spend all that much on food in spite of mostly having organic stuff. An additional advantage of this arrangement is that we don't have to do a great deal of shopping, except for things like toilet paper
I buy whatever is cheap at the moment!I am very frugal and very skint. lol But, I do try to always have tomato juice for making tomato soup or veg soup. tomato puree for same reason Canned tomatoes for soups and for general cooking, adding to soy mince and curries, chillis..etc Dried beans, whatever is cheap they often get reduced, chickpeas,kidney beans peal barley for putting in soups or whatever I am cooking. Dried peas pasta shapes, for adding to soup. Wholemeal..I kno pasta isn't too good for me! Brown rice salad, alwyas buy when reduced stock cubes, seasonings, pepper, chilli paste Raw popadums for snacking dried instnat mashed potato, shops own brand, its very cheap, I can use it to thicken soups, for feeding to the ratties! and for myself to eat. Olive oil, pure spread for cooking Frozen onions for adding to cooking, last longer than fresh obviously and a good staple frozen peppers for same reason, I cook and blend those and make soups and add them to stir fries. Soya mince. I cook most things from scratch or therabouts to save money but sometimes I buy this seasoned. Vegan salad dressings or creams soy milk, which i put into an ice cube tray and freeze so it cant go off. I use it in cooking. I scan reduced sections for things and think about what I could make with them, and occasionally spend on stuff like vegan pesto,cheese,'meat' or bread. but only if i have extra monies. I live of beans, bread, grains and veg.
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Hah, silly Risker. Garlic, Lentils, Bread, Spinach and Artichoke Hummus, Vegan Earth Balance butter, Pasta, Tomato Sauce, Oregano, Basil, Parsley, Ketchup, Olive Oil, Cooking Oil (usually Sunflower Oil), Pepper, Beans (all kinds), Cinnamon, Pepper, Kale, Onions, Soy Milk, Peanut or Almond Butter, Blackberry/Strawberry Jelly
Here's a list of stuff I can get at my local Publix, which is a chain grocery store here. I also shop my local Kroger's health food department. They have a pretty decent selection: Produce: Green leaf lettuce Plum tomatoes Bananas Strawberries Mushrooms (I buy what's on sale, usually) Baby spinach Baking potatoes Navel oranges Onions (red ones when Vidalias aren't in season) Red bell peppers Cilantro Chives Refrigerated: Earth Balance vegan butter Vanilla soymilk Plain soymilk Chocolate soymilk (I know, it's a lot of soy milk, but the chocolate is mostly for my kiddo LOL) Frozen Foods: Welch's frozen juice concentrate cans (I prefer Welch's over Minute Maid because the Welch's doesn't contain HFCS) Frozen veggie medleys Tofutti Cuties Dry/Canned Staple Items: Sweet corn Pinto beans Butter beans Kidney beans Diced tomatoes Tomato sauce Organic peanut butter (I like Kroger's Private Selection brand. It's reasonably priced, certified organic and vegan) Whole wheat flower Cornmeal Turbinado sugar (I use Sugar in the Raw) Maple syrup without HFCS Molasses Coffee Whole wheat pasta Jasmati Jasmine rice Apple cider vinegar Sea salt Kelp flakes Tabasco sauce Silken tofu (the kind that isn't refrigerated. Some stores sell it in the ethnic foods section. My Kroger has it in their health food dept.) Ketchup Mustard Olive oil cooking spray (I use Spectrum) Some of the other stuff I buy at the specialty shops like the vegan snacky stuff such as Ricemallow, Bac'uns, St. Claire's Lemon Tarts, etc. and my nutritional yeast. loveganism Are veggie mince and the fake meaty things even all that nutritious? Is it easy to live without vegan yoghurts, mayo etc? ! The answer to your question is yes and no. Is a soy-based burger patty less fattening than a beef one? Yes, but there is a trade-off and it's usually with sodium. A lot of the "hand-hold" meat and dairy substitutes have to trade one bad thing for another to make them taste somewhat comparable to their non-vegan counterparts. If they didn't, nobody would eat them. Most people who are trying to eschew mayo, for example, would probably rather give up mayo altogether rather than eat something on their potato salad that tastes like dung. So in that respect I, personally, think it would be better to ween yourself off of the analogs and aim for a diet consisting mostly of fresh, healthy vegan foods. But that's just me. I have to be really careful with my sodium intake. Substitute foods are also pretty costly. Yes, it is a tad less expensive to buy a box of Boca burgers than it is to buy ground beef to make the same amount; however, if you're living off of veggie burgers you are going to spend a lot more money than you would buying fresh produce. What I had to do (bear in mind I'm still new at this, so I'm far from an expert on the subject. This is just my opinion here.) was pick the one food I knew I would struggle giving up when I decided to transition to vegan. For me that was cheese. I'm willing to spend a bit extra and splurge on the vegan-friendly cheese substitutes and give up the fakin' bacon, soy burgers, etc. and save those for special occasions like Summer cook-outs. Milk is the tricky one because a lot of recipes call for it, so if you do a lot of cooking at some point you'll need to buy a milk substitute and keep it on-hand. I prefer soy, myself, but try to use it sparingly.
loveganism Me and my boyf will be living together soon and I've been trying to work out our shopping budget, and what should be essentials, and what are treats. I love stuff like Cheezly, but am a little dubious about its nutritional benefits (unless anyone knows any better ). Even stuff like veggie mince- would I be better off buying a big bag of lentils instead? Are veggie mince and the fake meaty things even all that nutritious? Is it easy to live without vegan yoghurts, mayo etc? I would love some examples of vegan shopping lists on a budget My dad has definitely spoiled me over the years! Veggie mince can be a budget buy if you look out for the plain, dried kind, which is sold in health food shops and some ethnic shops as texturized vegetable protein, TVP mince, TVP chunks. There is a SUMA brand sold in health food stores and a Heera brand sold in ethnic stores. Some scoop shops sell it too in the loose dried food bins. Its a good protein source. Ethnic stores are good for cheap spices, and sometimes speciality food, for example middle eastern stores usually have very good boxes of dates at cheap prices, and far eastern stores usually have cheap tofu and sea vegetables. Other items which go on my budget list are large bags of brown rice, red lentils, dried beans, and chick peas, large 1 KG tub of marigold vegetable bouillion. Tinned tomatoes and passata are good for making pots of home made chilli and stew. Seasonal vegetables from the market or if you can find a real greengrocer. Some vegetables may be more economical to buy frozen. I usually have frozen peas, sweetcorn, green beans. I use leaf tea as well as tea bags, it is more economical. I have soya milk every day.... a the moment I use a lot of soya soliel, because I an get it delivered, but if you can get to sainsbury's, tesco or morrison's you will find their own brand soya milk comares well with the price of cow milk.
Thank you for the responses everyone- big, big help I'm a bit of a junk food binge-eater (some of the items on your lists made me drool, haha!), so living in a house without chocolate puddings and marinated tofu in the fridge will do me a lot of good- your shopping lists all look pretty well-rounded (a lot healthier than omnis I know). Does anyone here bake their own sweet treats instead of buying them?
Buddha Belly Oh yeah.. well done on moving in together. Is it soon? Is he vegan? Have you lived away from home before? What area are you moving too? Thank you He's currently a veggie (who has no problem with vegan dinners I make), but has maintained that when we live together he will try to be vegan. He likes his cheese tho! Might be a challenge. It'll be our first home- we're going to see the house we like this Saturday! (I'm near Heathrow).
[QUOTE=theashleybeyer;88195]wondering if anyone recommends some staple foods that would be easily made into many different meals, etc../QUOTE] well I always have stuff like rice, seeds, nuts, all types of beans, dried seaweed, soy sauce, herbs and spices, frozen peppers and sweetcorn and sometimes pasta, dried fruit and flour and soya milk. Then I get an organic fruit/veg box delivered once a week and i find i can make loads of varied recipies from this stuff. you'll find you're cooking a lot more but i make enough for 2 or 3 days at a time and keep in fridge, and if it's not eaten then i freeze it. this way i'm only cooking about twice a week. I even freeze cakes etc, ready sliced so i can just grab a slice when i want one (only takes half hour to defrost). good luck
Tinned chickpeas.... cheap(ish), tasty and a good basis for any meal. I think at least once a week I throw some chickpeas in pan with some form of spice, and some tomatoes, then just throw in anything that looks like it's getting as 'ripe' as is good for it. This is nice over rice, pasta, or on toast for the criminally lazy. I don't actually think that being vegan needs lot more specialist foods... I just try to eat a few more greens (for iron) fortified soy (for calcium) and pulses for protein. Other than that, it's mostly whatever veggies are in season/on special at the time Of course, soy sauce, nutritional yeast and spices are the cornerstones to vegan cooking.
I typically buy: potatoes (tons of potatoes!!) veg apples cereal soya milk houmous bread tofu veg sausages pastry soy sauce gravy ingredients for baking
Being a new Vegan I thought it would be nice to see what other vegans are eating and incorporating into their diet. I am going to include my shopping list to start. I hope this works. I already have a fridge full of veg like leeks, courgettes, potatoes, onions, tomatoes, green beans, peppers, etc. I also have a cupboard full of lots of different types of dried beans and pulses. So here it is. Chillies Aubergine Swede Forest friendly Soya Milk Broccoli Cous Cous Rooibos Tea Crusty Bread Portabello Mushrooms Kiwi Fruit Organic oat Milk Chick Peas 24 tins of chopped tomatoes ( Yeah I like to buy in bulk from Lidl) 24 tins of kidney beans 24 tins of baked beans 6 cartons of Multivitamin Tropical Drink Greek Biscuits Halva Cocoa Loukomia Lemon Ice Tea Cranberry Juice Raspberry Jam Lentil Soup Pitted Green Olives Jar of Roasted peppers Potato wedges Stir Fry Vegetables Peanuts Orangeade Sour Cherries in Syrup 3 Mangos Garlic Vitamin tablets (for occassional use) Large jar of Molasses Almond Butter Agave Syrup Natex Yeast Extract I shopped at 4 different stores for this lot and should last me a while. I buy my fresh veg weekly.
I happen to have our shopping list from yesterday sitting right ere next to the comp... garlic fresh lettuce, carrots, cabbage canned mushrooms, chick peas, tomatoes frozen broccoli, spinach, corn dried split peas, lentils olives, black and green gardenburger/boca products tofu whole grain hamburger rolls Silk (the milk) fruit juice and soda whole grain crackers ketchup sweet vidalia dressing earth balance tvp nutritional yeast gravy packets chocolate syrup () eta: we buy any other fresh veg as we need it, except the salad stuff and always have a large quantity of potatoes and onions on hand.
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I'm a 100% raw vegan now (or as far as humanly possible) and doubt the quality of supermarket veg so I order a weekly box of seasonal organic fruit and veg from Riverford organics (see Google). It costs £14 a week although I may need to upgrade from a medium to a large box and I ask them to leave out vegetables that need to be cooked like potatoes and swedes. If there is any left over before the next box arrives I make them into smoothies and freeze them. It's cheap, easy and they deliver to my door. We've been using them for about 6 months now and they are amazing and ecologically sound. I also sprout from home. If we need to buy anything we'll get raw bars from the health food shop but I've gone off packaged food now, it doesn't taste the same as fresh.
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Beans Brown rice Beans Hot sauce Beans I love beans!!! Lol
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I'm not very good at buying fruit and veg in season which I know is naughty: Apples, Mango, Pineapple, Plums, Kiwis, Oranges. Carrots, Parsnips, Potatoes, Peppers, Onions, Spinach, Tomatoes. Bread rolls, Tortilla wraps, Bagels, Sliced wholemeal bread, Crumpets. Pure spread, Soya or rice milk, Tofu - firm and silken, Soya cream, Raspberry jam, Soya yoghurt. Linda McCartney sausages, LM sausage rolls, Oven chips. Pesto, Kidney beans, Chickpeas, Baked beans, Tinned spaghetti, Passata, Yeast extract, Peanut butter, Tomato ketchup, Crisps, Crackers. I also buy flour, sugar, spices, green and black tea when I run out. I made the mistake of buying salad cream recently. I will go back to getting Plamil mayo.
Well, my list is pretty limited as far as fruits and veggies (I have fructose malabsorption). Oh, and everything is gluten free. lettuce spinach celery potatoes lentils quinoa tofu pistachios (roasted) pumpkin seeds (raw and roasted) sunflower seeds (raw) rice noodles rice-based bread baking mix rice flour rice tortillas rice & corn chips corn flour based cereal (called Gorilla Munch) soy milk (Silk) rice milk (Rice Dream) tea (all different kinds) various spices extra virgin olive oil OrganicVille salad dressing peanut butter sunflower seed butter evaporated cane juice (sugar) soy ice cream (So Delicious) dark chocolate (Green and Black's) nutritional yeast multivitamin (Deva) I too have a total of four stores I shop at, but one is mostly for bath stuff.
I'd like to add, mine was a specific shopping list... not THE shopping list. It changes often.
karmafunk Thanks for that Mr Fibble. I noticed you had Thai curry paste on your list, where do you get it without fish oil in it? I havent seen any yet. Several years back there was none in supermarkets at all, which was highly annoying; you just had to keep an eye out in oriental supermarkets (though I did once get an amazing green curry paste for 69p in Peckham that lasted for months). These days there are several own brand supermarket ones that look OK. I tend to buy ones made by this company (ingredients on site), which are available in Waitrose (not sure about Solihull branch) and larger Tescos/Sainsburys. They do a very good satay too.
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I do miss Thai food when out. There are few vegan options. I found a vegetarian Pad Thaii in Canada recently but it turns out they use Oyster sauce in the sauce mix. I'll shop around and see what I can find or maybe even make my own.
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But led by Walsh, who chose Loudon because he reckoned he could rely on her to do what he wanted, even when he didnt know what it was that he wanted!
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- Simon – do you have the nerve to defend the actions of officers over the last few years – keeping elected Councillors and Conveners out of the loop,giving wrong legal rulings in order to stop actions which the elected Councillors wanted to take, faiking to get correct contractual terms for major projects. And more.
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Your "credible sources" are just incredible. Or you get these reports from within your head, for reasons I dont understand being unacqainted with psychiatric science.
But I do ask myself – "WHY?" - Update on SNP meeting
You really have to face the facts.
You are being fed LIES by someone whom you believe is in a position to know the truth about various matters in and around the SNP and the Council.
Either that or these stories come from your fecund imagination.
I only wish I knew who is your "source", if anyone, and more importantly why he (or she)is at it. Perhaps you should ask yourself that question – it might put the "truth" in perspective.
But you, however, should face the facts, 2 out of 3 of your pieces in the last few weeks are based on nothing more than lies or imagination. This is not anything I, or you, would elevate to the standard of journalism.ps And my identity is correct, and actionable by anyone who is prepared to put their version before a jury.
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Voxpop:Problem with "local" not "party" councillors is that they appeal for votes on the basis of the "good guy" label. They do not believe it is necessary to have a manifesto, or even the basis of a programme for government, certainly not for change. So they end up as the lobby fodder for someone like Cllr Walsh who knows he wants power, doesnt have to say what he will do with it, and can have the fodder wait to see which way he will jump before they make up what they would think was their opinion, even their minds."Party" representatives are elected on the basis of a manifesto, a promise, to their electorste and are accountable to the voters when they wish to be re-elected. If you havent promised anything (except perhaps to do your best) it is a bit difficult to be held accountable for nothing specific.
- SNP departures from administration – was money a factor?
See above – the statement was nonsense. - SNP departures from administration – was money a factor?
Lynda:Since the News of the World has made plain that it is a criminal offence to hack into emails which are guaranteed the privacy of the Royal Mail, and darling Rebeccah is about to find out what that will cost her in time at her Majesty's pleasure, did it never occur to you, or your legal advisors, that in publishing what may, or may not, be a hacked email, you might have been making yourself an accessory after the fact?
One straight factual matter which you could have ascertained by a simple phone call. Mr Ian McCann is no Chief whip to A&B or any other Council group. He is a paid servant of the Party whose job title is Clerk on Governance and Party rules, working for the National Executive Committee of the SNP at Head Office in Edinburgh. Is it too much to expect you to do a little journalistic professional work before exposing your personal biasses as a "story" ?
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I seem to be having writers block. i want to create a manga about the sport parkour/free running. the only problem i cant seem to think of a plot for it. anyone have ideas for a plot to throw around this theme???? i am thankful for any help
Do you have a rough ideas, at least? That way, you can set which way the story goes..BTW, do you free run? That's freakin cool. I tried it my self, but got quite beat up after an accident.... "Thou art I. I am thou. Thou shalt be blessed when creating Personas of the Headphone arcana....."
I have a basic idea for the main character and somewhat of a storyline. actually i have been interested in free running for a long time and i started conditioning for it. so once i start this manga it will progress along with my skills in free running lol
I think what you have is a very great idea .... most sport animes focus on friendship and working together but if you also look they always take the sport to a grerater level running accross the football field at light speeds or slammng a ball to the point that it destroys the entire stadium. So what I can reommend is create a character in your head then imagine all the cool things he can do if he was was or if she was the best free runner , then think about all the hardships of free running , like keeping fit or facing your fears, I guess what im trying to say is listen to music watch some anime about sport and let your mind exaggerate everthing if its cool and impposible you are on the right track ( pun not intended)
So are you going to give the characters powers and special abilities or are you keeping it reallistic?Or are you going to exaggerate stuff to make it cool? "Thou art I. I am thou. Thou shalt be blessed when creating Personas of the Headphones arcana....."
story like this:There is a fame guy who traied asparkour student,uses his knolige on eveding fights and running from dangers appear at school,street,buildings.You can think of even that he can be envolved withcriminals who are traing to get rid off him and what?He is doing his stuff affcoarst and with martial arts will be even intersting


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Hi everyone,I'm sure this question has been asked before, but I've browsed the forums and haven't been able to find it.I've read Heisig's Remembering the Kanji (RTK), and I'm already up to 400+ kanji under my belt. I've also been using Reviewing the Kanji to help me come up with stories and to add the correct Kanji/Meaning to an Anki deck.However, I've noticed that RTK and Reviewing the Kanji don't exactly line up. For example, in RTK, #418 is "Key", a Kanji that is skipped in Reviewing the Kanji. Is this deliberate? Is there a reason why this website has decided to leave out numerous of Heisig's Kanji additions? I just want to make sure that I'll know how to write "key" by the end of all this, without having to go back through RTK and find all the ones that this website missed out. Or has the order been changed? Perhaps Heisig's version of "key" is antiquated and not used in modern Japanese?If anyone has any info, I would appreciate an explanation.Cheers,Tom
I'm not sure, because I used an older version of RTK myself, but I think maybe the website doesn't reflect the newest version of RTK. All you have to do though is type "key" into the search on the study page and the kanji will come up - then you can do a custom add to add that kanji to your review list (if you use this site for review).
RTK the book has been out for decades, and the most recent edition (6th) has added 160 or so characters to stay in line with the government's recent changes to the joyo kanji list. This web site uses the numbering for the older editions.See this thread: 6th Edition Frame Number ConverterAlso I made a Google Docs spreadsheet to compare the numbering systems.
You were right. I am using the 6th edition.Does that mean I need to go through the 400+ cards I've added thus far and add what I've missed? That's going to screw up my numbering and everything.I didn't realize you could search by keyword.. it turns out that "key" is is #2761. Thanks for that tip. This is probably going to eat up my day, but I guess it's better I catch it now than to forget about it. I'll keep the numbers the same as Reviewing the Kanji, and just add "Key" as #2761, though RTK only goes up to 2200.I assume since "key" was added in the 6th edition (or whatever) that is still important to know, even though the earlier editions left it out?
there is no need to manually add everything you've missed, thanks to the 6th edition converter link posted by katsuo. Just copy paste the numbers it gives you, it will all everything that's missing . From there on you can easily locate the kanjis(most will have much higher numbers than what you have so far) that have been added and add your story.it's not about importance, per se. The joyo kanji list changes every now and then and the kanji books have to keep up. Arguably, some non-joyo kanjis are just as important as the official ones, but official tests such as the jlpt will be focusing on these. Some of the official kanjis are pretty rare and you will probably not encounter them any time soon. I wouldn't skip any, though.
Nice effort by Katuso, but it is unfortunate that this website does not have an option to select of one of the six editions to study.
The thing is I don't realize how bad or terribly bad this is for you guys. In my mind I imagine the majority of characters are the same. In practice I suppose searching the Study pages in character is very cumbersome because of the IME, and you don't know the readings yet.But what about the keywords? I was always under the impression that most keywords are identical, can you type the keyword to find most 6th edition kanji in the Study pages? Were so many keywords updated?Edit: Oh I see well for adding cards atm, you can either use the Frame Number Converter, or as you Study the characters and look up on keywords, use the flashcard button at the top of the page to add a card.
I think the issue here is that either someone does not realize the discrepancies between editions (since there's not a whole lot of them it's easy to not notice until you're a few hundred frames in), or they do and don't understand why they're there. Maybe leave a really big and noticeable disclaimer on the RevTK page saying something along the lines of "There are multiple editions of RTK and this site is compatible with the 5th edition. BUT, Worry not, use this converter and you won't be missing out on anything"?


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For the second year, tax filers have the option to donate all or part of their refund to help build a statewide cord blood banking system based at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences (UAMS).
According to a news release, Arkansans are now in an elite, active network being looked upon nationally as a state model for promoting the use of umbilical cord blood cells collected following the birth of healthy children. The 2011 opening of the Cord Blood Bank of Arkansas (CBBA) at UAMS ensured that Arkansans statewide have the opportunity to donate these blood cells for their family's use, public use or for research.
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Nathan Myhrvold is a former technology officer for Microsoft who has found his own company, Intellectual Ventures, which is involved in a number of technology development programs, including new forms of energy generation.
Nathan Myhrvold also thinks that he has found a cheap and reliable way to solve global warming, which does not involve upending and perhaps destroying the world's economy. The global warming solution proposed by Nathan Myhvold involves running a hose up to the stratosphere with balloons and using that hose to pump out enough sulfur particles to dim the sun's heat just enough to counteract the effects of global warming. The estimated cost would be about two hundred and fifty million dollars.
Nathan Myhrvold suggests that volcanoes and other natural processes already pump out sulfur into the stratosphere and that his scheme, if adopted, would increase that amount by only one percent. Nathan Myhrvold therefore thinks that there would not be any unintended consequences (like starting a new ice age.)
Nathan Myhrvold's anti global warming scheme is intriguing, even for those people (increasingly most people) who doubt that man caused global warming is actually real. The climate gate scandal involving leaked emails suggests that the data that supports the idea of man caused global warming has been doctored to some extent. Thus there is increasing resistance to the idea of arbitrarily cutting back on carbon emissions before clean energy technology is mature enough to take the place of fossil fuels, thus causing wrenching disruptions in economic growth and personal lifestyles.
One might suggest that Nathan Myhrvold's anti global warming scheme might be part of a more rational solution to climate change, if it is a problem at all. The idea would be consist of the following.
Drop all ideas of government mandated reductions in carbon emissions.
Fund "clean energy" technology that would include not only the politically correct wind and solar, but nuclear, fusion, and space based solar energy.
Conduct a scientific study of the Earth climate, though this time with everything being above board, with real peer review, and with dissenters being allowed to offer input and criticism.
If there does turn out to be a man made global warming crisis, execute Nathan Myhrvold's anti global warming scheme while the world more gradually, and more sustainably transfers from a fossil fuel economy to a "clean energy" economy.
There are, of course, several problems, some political, with Nathan Myhrvold's anti global warming scheme.
First, the environmentalists will react negatively to any attempt to basically terraform the planet we happen to be living on, even if it is for a beneficial purpose and using a process that occurs in nature.
Second, certain politicians will not like it because as benign as Nathan Myhrvold's anti global warming scheme would be to the world economy, it provides them with less opportunities to expand government control over peoples' lives.
Third, there might be unintended consequences. For one thing, the energy produced by the sun undergoes fluxuations. That is one reason the Earth has been in a cooling period since 1998. What if the sun cooled unexpectedly while the Nathan Myhrvold's anti global warming scheme was being executed? Can the amount of sulfur be adjusted accordingly to prevent unexpected drops in temperature?
Still Nathan Myhrvold's anti global warming scheme is an interesting idea that ought to be added to the debate over climate change.


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I'm building myself a reflective chromakey solution. It's usually called 'Chromatte' and obscenely expensive, but produces superiour results without any lighting needed on the screen itself (except for an LED lightsource) and no problems with spill.
They're perfect for small rooms as as your talent can stand close to it without spill, you get very even colour, and you can even change the material between a green and bluescreens at the flick of a switch!
If you're not familiar with them, the idea is that the fabric is highly reflective (like street signs), and because it is, you can light it up with a very low-powered LED lightsource (a ring of LEDs around your lens). The light is so low that it won't be picked up on your subjects, but brightly lights the reflective screen from the camera's point of view. And as the LEDs supply the colour (the screen looks silver in normal lighting), you can simply switch between blue or green LEDs to change between blue and greenscreen instantly.
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I have found a source for the fabric for myself, and have ordered some LEDs to make the ring with. They are already tightly connected together in a strip, so all you need to do is cut them to size and add a 12V DC supply. I will also look at wiring a small control box that allows dimming (to get the right exposure) and switching between blue and green LEDs.
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2. EuroBrun with their ever changing colour scheme and Oscar Larrauri
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I fear from some of the suggestions that Eagleash and I are the only ones over 30...
Yep! Well over in my case as has been documented before.
Marco wrote:It has to be Connew, the guy built the thing in his garden shed basically; got it qualified in the hands of Francois Migault in one race.
I don't know if it has been posted here, but on this page is the full story: http://www.axos.nl/retrorace/temp/The%2 ... 0Story.htm
Reading this makes me add my vote to Connew.
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And I'm feeling right at home with my new friend, Ed Roth, founder and creator at Stencil 1 (which, by the way you, have to check out at www.stencil1.com). Although I've admired his urban and playful stencils and books for years, we've only recently become acquainted. But, I know we're going to be fast friends when he guides me to our first stop, an adorable vintage shop on Roebling Street called RePop:
We saunter down a quiet old block of homes…
to another quaint little shop, Brooklyn Reclamation, with old things so carefully curated and clean- it almost feels like the home it likely used to be.
I see this cool old free standing mirror that I'm pretty sure I must have… that is until the store owner says he thinks it's from a sanitarium in Pennsylvania (um, never mind, but thank you!)
Just around the corner across from new construction (there's a lot of it in Williamsburg)…
and tucked next to a genuine Social Club (complete with pet turtle and late night Salsa music, I'm told)…
is Ed's friend, Patrick Bradley's studio.
Of course, I immediately appreciate his work with it's layers, textures, and colors.
And the three of us continue on wandering down gritty vibrant streets to more clever cool stores like:
There's so much to see in this up and coming pocket of Brooklyn- too much to capture in a day (or even in a blog post) so we stay focus on vintage decor (there are so many other kinds of shops and restaurants here!) and urban art… here are just a few more of my many and diverse impressions from the day…
Here's Ed's Photo (see more of his pics on Instagram!)
Patrick's photo (he's got plenty more on Instagram too!)
And my shot of Hotel Delmano, where Ed treated us to old fashioned cocktails and conversation.
Ed Roth and Patrick Bradley were fantastic tour guides of Williamsburg, a gritty, vibrant neighborhood of contrasts and Creatives making their statements with food, clothing, art, furniture, interior design, and landscape. And all this in spite of the stark new condo construction and other homogenizing signs of gentrification casting shadows on the time and color weathered streets. To symbolize the contrast I choose two colors today to add to my Brooklyn palette:


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The drug drop box was set up Feb. 15 in the lobby of the sheriff's department at 5842 U.S. 41 in Ringgold.
The box is a place for people to get rid of expired or unused drugs, instead of flushing them down the drain, toilet, or simply throwing them in the trash.
Sheriff Gary Sisk, who took office in January, says it's a project he hopes is adopted by other sheriff's departments throughout the state.
"It's the only box set up in our area right now, but all the counties in the state have been introduced to it, and we're anticipating that other counties in north Georgia will have something similar implemented in the near future," Sisk said. "We are one of the first offices to offer it, but the hope is there's a push for it with every sheriff's office."
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