Which means, YAHOO!!
Even though I am better where food is concerned, I still have not improved where smells are concerned. Vinegar, cheese, spices, herbs, durians, petai, recycled frying oil, perfumes, colognes, hand sanitizers, newspaper ink, new magazines and books, marker pens, coffee, wine, hair creams...etc. And the list goes on and on.
But hey, being able to eat is better than being able to smell and not eat. Says my wise mother! Haha!
Now does this not look yummy-to-the-tummy?
41 months have been too long! ;)
Yay so happy for you! My husband likes those!
ReplyDeleteI'm the same foods progressing but smells stuck in a rut! Wish we knew how to fix it!
Thanks! :) I can seem to find biscuits like these in organic shops .
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DeleteCongratulations on the milestone, but WHY would you want to eat those? Did you read the ingredients? Just add water (or saliva) and you have GLUE. Glue with all kinds of preservatives and chemicals. Don't give up your healthy diet just because you can or you might have another relapse.
ReplyDeleteI care about you!!!
There was another brand which I could take but it was discontinued. Searched high and low everywhere but they were nowhere to be found. This helps to curb the nausea. It somehow helps.
DeleteI know you care. I will continue to look for a better, healthier version.
DeleteI remember checking the ingredients I thought it was two ok things and one added weird fat like palm oil or something in Canada, but maybe different there. It's SO hard to find things with simple ingredients and no additives.
ReplyDeleteTo be honest, those crackers never appealed to me when healthy but being so restricted i can definitely see how they would tasty. And, so hard to find things you don't react to as for us the healthiest isn't always the safest. Though I agree we need to try to be as healthy as possible!