Pork chops. I am going to cook them in my new Instant Pot.

Simplest solution would be to see a dietician.  Your doctor should be able to refer you to one.

Your body needs carbs to function. It is what fuels your body. Just stay away from the "white" carbs. Things like breads, potatoes and rice. Load up on fresh or frozen veggies and some fruit. Nuts, eggs and shellfish are proteins. Eat lean meats and legumes instead of those.

Space Cowbiy really hit the nail on the head. Healthy eating can be epensive if you purchase the commercially packaged "health food dinners". It requires a change in life style. I have attempted it many times. I keep falling off the wagon.

Does it? I only find this to be the case with my friends who don't know how to cook. I'm into fitness as a hobby so I eat about 2500 calories a day. Eating "healthy" is also subjective. A slice of pizza can be "healthy"  (carbs, fats, proteins, micro nutrients) but it's 700 calories of … Read more

Healthy foods have a short shelf life. So there is an added cost of getting them on the shelves to be sold quickly and what isn't sold gets tossed. They have to make up that cost.

I think it is done on purpose so they can continue us to say "Americans are so obese"

Will it fit in next to your head?

Depends on how severe your allergy is. If it is severe enough to close up your throat, i would say both ends would probably close up. So Anonymous, you may want to give us your name at this point so we know what to put on your headstone.

Like your mouth, nose, urethra and eyes your anus lined with mucus membrane which will absorb the peanut allergy.

Yeah...don't stick peanuts up your nose either...or ahem. .other body parts.

Are you serious?

You know you are allergic to peanuts why would you even be close to them.?

You better call 911 for an ambulance! If you truly are allergic to peanuts the rectal orifice is extremely absorbent to things! It's almost like getting it straight into your bloodstream! No joke! CALL FOR AN AMBULANCE!

You'd better get that peanut out of there, quick.

They are bottom feeders.

They're omnivores so plants and the dead

That would be a fair amount to consume . . . I guess what kind of ranch might be a good starting point. A Horse ranch, has a lot of Fencing, buildings and various ranch equipment . . . Not to mention all of that Horse Meat.

It WAS -

Grilled Salmon with Soy-Teriyaki and honey Marinade, Brown Rice and Steamed Broccoli. With an Cold Molson Ice to wash it down . . . Then fore desert, some Soy Vanilla Trader Joe's Ice Cream with a little bit of Hershey's Chocolate syrup and a table spoon of Crunchy organic Peanut butter.

Homemade stuffed bell peppers, squash casserole, baby Lima beans and yeast rolls.

I had takeout tonight. It was a roast beef panini with fried onions, mushrooms, Swiss cheese and smothered in gravy. French fries and coleslaw with it.

Chicken and rice and fresh asparagus.