Im eating a danish :D.

I'm eating subway.

A raspberry danish twist!

thin air...

Twister - Blue Raspberry Rush drink.

nothing. tho i am hungry ...

Im eating my gir... I mean im eating a donut... yeah, thats it... a donut!

Ice.

BBQ'ed Cajun chicken breast with roasted red peppers and BBQ'ed ****ake mushrooms and Dijon mustard...all on crusty Italian bread.

Yum, yum, it's good...

Mmmmmm, chicken... :homer:

Vito

Cereal

Hmm. It seems the filters here at WHT have edited out the mushrooms . I'm sure you can figure it out. It starts with s and ends with t.

Vito

Coco Pops :)

:homer: Devouring a plateful of buttery bliny.

Originally posted by Fazel3
thin air...

I was seriously going to put that at first:)

I'm drinking Ice Tea and eating nothingggg sooo hunggyyy, kitchen toooo faaaarrrr........help me!!

Originally posted by acegamer
I'm drinking Ice Tea and eating nothingggg sooo hunggyyy, kitchen toooo faaaarrrr........help me!!
Lemme help you out. Here's a "virtual" meal for you.

Enjoy. :D

Vito

Or if you're reeeeealy hungry, a bigger meal...

Vito

Mmmmm... I need dinner! Cya WHT for the night :D

Kit Kat Bites and Mountain Dew for me. Need to stay up longer...

I'm drinking Natural Spring Water right now, I just finished eating a 6 inch roast beef sub with onions, lettuce, peppers, mustard and cheese. I'm likin the subway diet :stickout

just had a chicken and salad continental roll, with cheese and beetroot minus cucumber and 600ml choc milk
lunch was nice (oo)

A pen cap :D

I just had a plain bread roll washed down with a boring glass of water... it's 9:10pm here :)

Breakfast I had cereal (kellogs nutri-grain) with orange juice
Lunch I had mustard chicken with rice
Dinner I had Roast chicken.

Tomorrow's routine shall be:
- Breakfast (same as today)
- Ham & Salad roll for lunch
- Dinner - unknown at this stage :)

Friday shall be
- Blueberry muffin & orange juice for b'fast
- Tandoori chicken for lunch
- Dinner; to be decided.

--Shaun

Missing some nice entertainment today.

A big, round Digiorno pepperoni pizza... oh the delightful greasiness and spicy pepperoni...

Grilled ham and cheeze sandwich with a pickle and cold glass of milk.

hmmmmmm........Digiorno........*Drool* :homer:

Pizza

Originally posted by shaunewing
I just had a plain bread roll washed down with a boring glass of water... it's 9:10pm here :)

Breakfast I had cereal (kellogs nutri-grain) with orange juice
Lunch I had mustard chicken with rice
Dinner I had Roast chicken.

Tomorrow's routine shall be:
- Breakfast (same as today)
- Ham & Salad roll for lunch
- Dinner - unknown at this stage :)

Friday shall be
- Blueberry muffin & orange juice for b'fast
- Tandoori chicken for lunch
- Dinner; to be decided.

--Shaun

I think you plan your life out a tad too much :D

Fritos Corn Chips. With a Diet Coke.

Coke is the best btw. Pepsi sucks

chicken fingers and macaroni and cheese from the deli nearby, And cranberry juice.

Vegemite on Toast and cup of Tea. :D

Originally posted by Aussie Bob
Vegemite on Toast and cup of Tea. :D

What is Vegemite? Must be some Aussie thing :stickout: .

Originally posted by alapo
What is Vegemite? Must be some Aussie thing :stickout: .

Yah its in that song from the land down under. Grr now whats the name of that band. They played that song over and over on nbc when the olympics were there.

An easter bunny i bought at Zellers for 97 cents yesterday :D

Originally posted by alapo
What is Vegemite? Must be some Aussie thing :stickout: .

Don't worry, you're not missing much.

It's the most vile stuff on the planet in my opinion, although the jingle is quite catchy "We're happy little vegemites, bright as bright can be..." :stickout

--Shaun

Mousakka

Originally posted by alapo
I think you plan your life out a tad too much :D

Oh well, I suppose it's better than being too unorganised :D

--Shaun

Jelly beans.

chix ceasar salad with a pinapple juice.

Lean cuisine, lasagna & chicken breast (supposedly)

A Chocolate Eclair bar thing.

grilled cheese sandwich, tomato soup and a bud light, mm mmm good :)

Im eating M-MS (The original recipe) Yummy!!!!!!

The Dude :)

Originally posted by alapo
What is Vegemite? Must be some Aussie thing :stickout: .
Click on the singsong :cool:

http://www.vegemite.com.au/

Originally posted by dolbyac3
Yah its in that song from the land down under. Grr now whats the name of that band.

Men At Work - "Down Under"

Traveling in a fried-out combie
On a hippie trail, head full of zombie
I met a strange lady, she made me nervous
She took me in and gave me breakfast
And she said,

"Do you come from a land down under?
Where women glow and men plunder?
Can't you hear, can't you hear the thunder?
You better run, you better take cover."

Buying bread from a man in Brussels
He was six foot four and full of muscles
I said, "Do you speak-a my language?"
He just smiled and gave me a vegemite sandwich
And he said,

"I come from a land down under
Where beer does flow and men chunder
Can't you hear, can't you hear the thunder?
You better run, you better take cover."

Lying in a den in Bombay
With a slack jaw, and not much to say
I said to the man, "Are you trying to tempt me
Because I come from the land of plenty?"
And he said,

"Oh! Do you come from a land down under? (oh yeah yeah)
Where women glow and men plunder?
Can't you hear, can't you hear the thunder?
You better run, you better take cover."

Crikey!

I remember a few years ago during my first real overseas visit I was driving around at night in sub-zero temperatures with the rain coming down listening to the radio and that song came on. Amazing how that song gets to you when you're a long way from home.

Anyway, on topic.. nothing right now - last thing was coffee and a smoke an hour ago - sad I know.

Greg Moore

What exactly is vegemite made out of?

Yeast extract (by-product of beer manufacture) and assorted spices, etc.

It is extremely salty and doesn't smell too good either.

--Shaun

Originally posted by shaunewing
Yeast extract (by-product of beer manufacture) and assorted spices, etc.

It is extremely salty and doesn't smell too good either.

--Shaun

Eew... sounds kinda sick!

I just ate Mrs Baird's with Super Chunk Peanut Butter. And..

Zithromax
Hydrocodone
Acyclovir

Yeah I am sick :(

Originally posted by alapo
Eew... sounds kinda sick!

Oh it is - I don't know how people can eat the stuff.

Being Australian I'm apparently supposed to like the stuff (according to stereotype) but I tried it once and that was enough for me.

I remember once quite a few years back my mum gave me my sister's lunch by mistake when going to school... it was vegemite and it went straight in the bin :D

--Shaun

Is vegemite anything like Marmite?

Im eating nachos with quasito cheese medium hot cheese dip :). hmmm

Originally posted by cyberservers
I just ate Mrs Baird's with Super Chunk Peanut Butter. And..

Zithromax
Hydrocodone
Acyclovir

Yeah I am sick :(

Feel better!

Originally posted by shaunewing
Oh it is - I don't know how people can eat the stuff.

Being Australian I'm apparently supposed to like the stuff (according to stereotype) but I tried it once and that was enough for me.

I remember once quite a few years back my mum gave me my sister's lunch by mistake when going to school... it was vegemite and it went straight in the bin :D

--Shaun

:D Still, I like to try everything atleast once... you never know ;).

Originally posted by jimcarter
Is vegemite anything like Marmite?

I believe they're similar.

--Shaun

BTW, Im eating tomato soup :).

Everyone is always eating here :stickout

I am not eating anything - but 1 hour ago I had breakfast - blueberry muffin and orange juice according to plan :) (it's 9:43am here).

--Shaun

Originally posted by shaunewing
Everyone is always eating here :stickout

I am not eating anything - but 1 hour ago I had breakfast - blueberry muffin and orange juice according to plan :) (it's 9:43am here).

--Shaun

LOL :D

What exactly is vegemite made out of?

Is vegemite anything like Marmite?

From an online FAQ:

Vegemite, Marmite and Promite are all yeast extracts and basically all the
same, but:
Marmite is sweeter than vegemite
Promite is sweeter then marmite
They're all extremely salty tasting.

Or, Vegemite is very salty, marmite slightly less so. Promite is
considerably less salty.

They all use caramel for the dark colouring, and it's probably this part
which contributes to the war. Marmite is considerably sweeter (and darker)
than Vegemite, while Promite is sweeter still.

Vegemite eaters will generally tolerate Marmite and Marmite eaters will
tolerate Promite. Vegemite eaters find Promite sickly sweet.

Marmite eaters will not (usually) eat vegemite. It's too strongly
flavoured for them as a general rule.

Promite is Australian (Masterfoods), but is gaining in popularity here.
There are very few exclusive Promite eaters, so conclusions can't be drawn,
but I'd expect that Promite eaters would react to Marmite the same way that
Marmite eaters react to Vegemite. I have yet to see an advert for Promite
in any medium.

Marmite is made by Sanitarium Health Food company, which is wholly owned by
the Seventh Day Adventist church. Our 7DA's don't run around with guns,
unlike a certain Texas sect. There was (still is?) a TV ad campaign for
Marmite last year which had many viewers reaching for the off switch ("The
Marmities").

Vegemite is made by multi-national food company Kraft General Foods NZ Ltd,
who have acquired several "NZ" labels over the last 25 years. It isn't
advertised much, though Kraft have been pushing it and their jam + cheese
labels recently in a series of adverts starring Billy Connolly and Pamela
Stevenson (Why Billy - a Scot - is pushing vegemite is beyond me, as most
non-antipodeans can't stand any of the yeast extracts...)

There is a product called "Marmite" made by the Marmite company in Britain.
This is not the same as the Marmite found in New Zealand - the UK version
has all sorts of things added such as vegetable bits and according to those
who've tried it tastes considerably different.

Lyndon Watson wrote:
"I don't know about the vegetable bits, but I found British Marmite to have
(a) a lighter brown colour, (b) a runnier texture and (c) a stronger but
otherwise similar flavour."

None of these spreads should be spread thickly. That's the second mistake
most foreigners make. The first is trying the stuff at the insistence of
NZ hosts, most of whom are gleefully anticipating the response. Best
results are obtained by spreading _very_ thinly. Discolouration of the
underlying bread/toast is all that's necessary.

Do not get any of these spreads on your fingers if there are domestic
animals around, especially cats. They all love the stuff and will try to
lick you clean. Enthusiastic felines will sometimes try to remove your
digits too...

There are no meat products in any of the three spreads.

Ingredients:

Vegemite (Kraft General Foods NZ Ltd):

Yeast extract, salt, malt extract, colour (caramel), vegetable flavours,
vitamins (niacin, thiamine, riboflavin)

Marmite (Sanatarium Health Food Company, NZ):

Yeast, sugar, salt, wheatgerm extract, mineral salt (508), colour
(caramel), herbs, spices, vitamins (niacin, thiamin, riboflavin)

It's also got a small note under the ingredients: "100% vegetarian" (but
then, what do you expect from a company owned by the 7th Day Adventist
church?)

Promite: (Masterfoods of Australia)

Vegetable protein extract, sugar, yeast, natural colour (caramel), salt,
thickener (Wheat starch), emulsifier (Glycerol monostearate), spices, added
vitamins, water

Other countries' versions may vary....


Greg Moore

Heh ty.

i'm having breakfast right now which is the same as usual... a 1liter pack of orange juice

i am eating nothing..

i am drinkin my first of many cups of coffee for today

It's 11:28pm Friday here.

I just had a blueberry muffin and a glass of water. I'll be heading off to bed shortly as I'm exhausted :)

--Shaun

For dinner i ate 2 medium cooked steaks, rice and salad. Atm eating crumbs on desk :p

Man this was the wrong thread to read...especially when you're hungry and there's nothing in the house to eat...

Originally posted by LiNuX
Man this was the wrong thread to read...especially when you're hungry and there's nothing in the house to eat...


:emlaugh:

Frozen charleston chews

Pancakes, Eggs, Sausage, Ham, Toast & Jelly, 12oz glass of OJ

Dr. Pepper (drinking) :)

Soy hamburger and crackers

Originally posted by WebDev
Soy hamburger and crackers

A healthy Mr. Webdev arent we? :)

air

Originally posted by mahinder
air

How do you eat air?

:D

Just had some Chicken Chow Mein. :)

Just ate some lomain (sp?) :).

Porkchops. :P

Chicken :)

PIRATES BOOTY!!