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Nice, detailed and funny review. It sounds like an interesting book.
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Thanks! I found it to be interesting and informative.
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Great review! I myself think that depending on miracle pills, slimming tea, and The like are not that effective for long term maintenance. One should get to know his/her own body first. A diet that works for a certain person doesn't mean that it will work for another. This, let's just say-article only delves on a tiny part of the entire picture which is mainly eating a healthy diet. Although this would help when it comes to choosing your spices when making your meal.
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Thanks, I quite agree. Everyone is looking for a quick fix without actually having to put forth any effort or, God forbid, exercise a little self-restraint when it comes to what they eat. I'm sure that herbs and spices can contribute to overall wellness, but as you said, that's only part of the picture.
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Even though the book is short, it seems very interesting, and I'd definitely pick it up if I had a decent spice rack. (So far, I've got plastic bags in a cupboard.)
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RussetDivinity wrote:Even though the book is short, it seems very interesting, and I'd definitely pick it up if I had a decent spice rack. (So far, I've got plastic bags in a cupboard.)
With an avatar like that, I would think your spices would occupy a very prestigious and prominent place in your house. :)
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PashaRu wrote:
RussetDivinity wrote:Even though the book is short, it seems very interesting, and I'd definitely pick it up if I had a decent spice rack. (So far, I've got plastic bags in a cupboard.)
With an avatar like that, I would think your spices would occupy a very prestigious and prominent place in your house. :)
What is the picture of on your avator? If this is a dumb question, don't throw tomatoes or...spices. :doh:
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My vote says it's garlic.
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Pretty sure it's ginger.
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Well, both of your guesses are better than my guess, which was "duh?".
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Well, this is what ginger looks like. It seems kinda the same to me.
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GROAN... I concede defeat. I did an image search too just now and apparently garlic is bulbous.

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Well, after all, I am the one who read nineteen pages about spices.

No worries, now we have a new mantra: "Apparently garlic is bulbous! Apparently garlic is bulbous!"
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:lol: :lol: :lol:

HA HA HA.

"Apparenly garlic is bulbous!"
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