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brioche - bread or pastry?

  • 1. bread

    Votes: 10 71.4%
  • 2. pastry

    Votes: 1 7.1%
  • 3. what's a brioche?

    Votes: 1 7.1%
  • 4. I don't like you

    Votes: 2 14.3%
  • comedy option

    Votes: 0 0.0%

  • Total voters
    14

Kaido

Elite Member & Kitchen Overlord
Feb 14, 2004
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Well, at least you've qualified your statement.

Mine come in around 200 calories and 21g of sugar. I'm very healthy, and my doc is competent, but thanks for your input :)

Hey, that's exactly what I'm doing :p

We have a pretty good smoothie thread here:


I went on a long smoothie journey after I bought a Blendtec (I saw it blend a rake and was SOLD lol!) & had a LOT of trouble getting smoothies to taste as yummy as I wanted them to be. Eventually I realized that Jamba Juice literally dumps sugar into their smoothies (sherbet, fruit juices, etc.) which is why they tasted like desserts lol. One of the dirty little secrets of the fruit juice industry is white grape juice, which is often blended up in a variety of juices to get that ultra-sweet dopamine hit our brains are looking for!

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Eventually, I improved the flavor of my smoothies & got into thicker smoothie bowls (MORE ROOM FOR TOPPINGS!!). I often use a flavored whey protein powder (vanilla, strawberry, etc.) & usually use frozen mango chunks as a base to get it SUPER creamy without having to rely on the overwhelming flavor of bananas all the time. I also like to mix in either Greek yogurt or, surprisingly, frozen cauliflower (makes it REALLY creamy without adding a weird taste to it somehow!). I also bought some hand-carved coconut bowls off Etsy to add to the experience:

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It's been worth the investment because I loooooove smoothies & smoothie bowls, but a loaded bowl in my area costs $14 EACH!

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