Wednesday, June 4, 2014

5 Important Lessons I Learned From The Paleo Diet

Hello Gentlereaders,

So, in order to eat healthier, the Mimsus has switched us over to the Paleo Diet. Now, I have to confess, when I first heard Paleo, my thought went to Paleontologist, and I thought the diet would involve wearing lots of hats and gender specific clothing.

Also dinosaurs. 

I was wrong. 

So, here are the five most important lessons I gleaned from the Paleo Diet



5 Important Lessons I Learned From The Paleo Diet

1) Sea Vegetables are a thing: 

 Apparently there are multiple vegetables under the sea. Like, if you held a gun to my head I could name seaweed, algae and....sea cucumbers? 

Pictured: My idea of sea vegetables

And speaking of vegetables

2) Vegetable Oil isn't made from vegetables: 

Wait, it isn't? Is coconut oil made from coconuts? Olive oil made from olives? Baby oil made from babies? I DON'T KNOW WHAT TO BELIEVE!

According to the information, vegetable oil is instead made from soy, cottonseed, corn, sunflower, safflower and sesame...wait, those are plants. And don't give me that "It's a bean" nonsense. If my Vegan friends can eat it, it's a plant.
Pictured: My Vegan friend.

3) Rendered Fat is Acceptable: 

Apparently you can have all the tallow and lard you want. I feel like this should be re-named "The Redneck Diet". Because seriously y'all, I'm from South Carolina and those are two ingredients you START WITH!

Found at your local Piggly Wiggly

4) Foods in Moderation: 

They give a list of foods you can have in Moderation, including: Coffee, Caffeinated Teas, and Alchohol. So...yay!



5) Half-cow: 

In order to eat healthier, they encourage you to own half-cow. To which I reply, which half do you own? Is it the half that gives milk? Are you just buying the "Moo!" end? These are questions I NEED TO KNOW!
Is this the half-cow you own? 
Because you're not going to like the milk.

Stay tuned as I chronicle my adventures with the Paleo diet. It should be an adventure. 

Jay Mims writes books, blogs, and went to see Godzilla. Jay lives with The Mimsus, a passive aggressive Dalek named Steve, and a cat named Eartha Kitty. Jay is far funnier on Facebook then in real life. He is terrible at Twitter

2 comments:

  1. Hi I'm looking for your contact info for a bookreview/post?
    Can you email me at EdenLiterary at gmail dot com

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  2. Phew! At least alcohol is allowed :-)

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