I am obsessed with Whole Food's Cranberry Tuna. I never used to like tuna growing up. My mom would get it and I found it to be one of the most revolting foods a human could consume. And then my good friend Sir Roland Toland introduced me to this stuff. He has an impeccable taste in food and so I found myself closing my eyes and squeemishly giving it a shot. Now this delectable combination of cranberry, tuna, onions and other ingredients is gonna run me broke (thanks a lot, Whole Paycheck). It seems healthy but I have a feeling it's loaded with Mayo and actually really bad for you. But Whole Foods sells it and so it must be good for you...right? Well I'm completely indecisive of what constitutes as good diet food right now. I ate chicken last weekend in an attempt to rid my fridge of all things NOT on my diet (vegetarianism). Then I ended up eating chicken because it was all they had for lunch on Monday. (Well, there was salad too but I usually like to accompany my salad with something additional. And was that chicky deeeellllish!) So I'm aiming more for food that isn't fried or genuinely bad for you. I went to kickboxing Monday and have every intention of doing better at working out and how I eat. Naked Juice is also on the list. My favorite is the acai machine. I just love the taste (oddly enough). If they weren't so damn expensive, I'd probably try different flavors, but I'm not spending nearly $4 on something I can't handle more than 2 sips of.
Speaking of things I can't take more than 2 sips of, I let that bottle of Cotes du Rhone aerate. Still terrible. I dumped the thing. Too bad because the label was pretty. I did, however, buy another bottle of the "Robertson Winery." Soooo:
Good:
Bad:
Lesson:
Never buy cheap red wine from France, but feel free to buy kind-of-cheap red wine from South Africa.
Other Lesson:
Cranberry Tuna is good, Whole Foods & Naked Juice is still expensive, but those yuppies seem to be skinny betches so I'll give it a shot. Just don't make me give up chicken.
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