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hlthe2b

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5. If you don't like beans and rice, you probably better learn to do so.

Reply to moniss (Original post)

Mon Jun 16, 2025, 10:44 PM

Jun 16

Fortunately, I can be a lacto-vegetarian (along with some fish when available) if need be, able to eat any bean other than Lima Beans--uggh...

But, if you are going for rice, Indian rice (yes, really) has much lower arsenic levels than US-albeit Calfornia levels are reasonable. So, tariffs... (enough said)

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Coming from the dental cleaning and I stopped at the grocery [View all] moniss Jun 16 OP

Just Wait BOSSHOG Jun 16 #1

Yeah, but how are you going to explain to the dentist why LogDog75 Jun 16 #2

Morphing into the Hulk? nt moniss Jun 16 #4

Costco is $5.49 per lb stew meat, almost bought earlier today Shellback Squid Jun 16 #3

If you don't like beans and rice, you probably better learn to do so. hlthe2b Jun 16 #5

I make a mean 15 bean soup in the slow cooker moniss Jun 16 #6

Beans and rice got me through college. pfitz59 Jun 16 #7

WE do lots of beans, rice, and pasta here. Meat is an ancillary ingredient, when I can afford it. slightlv Jun 16 #9

Love Lima Beans DET Jun 16 #12

You can definitely have mine, but you answered your own question... hlthe2b Jun 17 #15

I went to the store today, too. slightlv Jun 16 #8

My online Sunday ordering experience from Von's. Tarzanrock Jun 16 #10

I buy the cheaper cuts of meat LogDog75 Jun 16 #11

I don't know if you have a Chef's Store where you live, but I've noticed their meat prices are even fierywoman Jun 17 #13

It's too bad we don't have them in Wisconsin. I wish moniss Jun 17 #14