i love you
i had to go back and finish
but
i also had to do a bunch of stuff to my face
i like triple washed it
and did that thing with the witch hazel
and
retinol
it feels great now
it hasn't cleared up
but
it's those same spot just keep bringing stuff up
and i decided i'm just gonna run with it
peanut butter
that's where i came in
and i thought that's what we were talking about,but i wasn't sure
i think either everybody has the same experience with that oil situation
or else we're twinning
because that always happens to me
i like the kind of peanut butter that separates
it's probably better for you
but the kind i like better is the kind that probably isn't really food
so it keeps that nice smooth creamy texture the whole way
so i hadn't had the oil thing for a while
but
when iwent to that sunflower butter
it'll fuck with you
it starts off looking exactly like the fake food pb
and then it separates like a mf
and when you get to the bottom
it is dry af
and will almost kill you, those last three spoons full
even if you stirred it every time
i got this sauerkraut from the imperfect
because i feel like my micro biome is suffering
and they ask you when you add a new item
do you want this on every order
and fuck idk i haven't had it yet, idk what it's like
they won't ever ask me again, but i know if i wanted to commit
to sauerkraut every week
but
i think maybe i do
it says it's seventeen servings
seriously, like one tablespoon
who eats one tablespoon of sauerkraut
seems like, if you were having one hot dog it would be at least two tablespoons
and if you're scooping a big pile of sauerkraut into a bowl with an avocado and calling it a meal or scooping a small pile of it into a bowl and calling it a snack, either way you are using more than the hot dog even-- i figure it's about a weeks worth ,if you're eating it most days which is kinda the point
it's dill and garlic flavor which is refreshingly like pickles, but not as salty
i'd be a little happier if it was locally made-- surely there's some happy hippy fermen-tators in austin somewhere so they could lower the carbon footprint vs shipping it in from sonoma, but maybe there's a food waste story. i don't think so, though
i want both peanut butter and a tuna sandwich with sauerkraut-- that's not true-- i want a veggie reuben-- it's possible i have ingredients for that i have avocado and bread [not rye bread, though] and sauerkraut [as previously mentioned] i don't have the russian dressing or swiss cheese [i have montery jack cheese {which is better, as it turns out, in pea salad that cheddar like so much better} and i could maybe make russian dressing, but no horseradish. so i cannot really make a veggie reuben. no i cannot, but i think maybe i'm gonna go try anyway because i am more excited about that than any food i've thought of in a long time.