Who makes a doctor appointment for someone else who they only know casually? You give the person the doctorβs name and office number and you butt out.
And what the f@#k is it with Lloyd evidently feeling entitled to know Georgeβs diagnosis, post appointment? Iβd tell him to f@#k off!
My local markets are usually split 80/20 with the 80 being non-fat yogurts, but I donβt know why. I try to limit salt and sugar, and while I know that there used to be a belief that βlow-fatβ meant βwonβt make you fatβ, we know better these daysβ¦ or maybe we donβt?
Just wondering if there is a legit reason for more people to be choosing the non-fat option.
When Jerry and Elaine take the non-(full of) fat frozen yogurt to the lab, it melts on the way. Yet, somehow Kramer makes it all the way to the same lab with fresh non-(full of) fat frozen yogurt to feed the horny lab technicianβ¦
Somethingβs missing!
This has been a question that my Mom has asked me after watching "The Non-Fat Yogurt" and Jerry swears in front of the kid (later calling him a funny f***). Does anyone know if the kid actually swore or if he said an alternate like "fork".
Are either okay for carnivore diet? Or should I stick to one?
Is it ok to sub non fat Greek yogurt for sour cream in a cake ββ or do you need the fat?
= thick soupy Mexican concoction of cheesy deliciousness 300-400 calories. This is so good. God-given recipe. 10000/10 recommend if you are into Tex mex and volumous food. I also added tomatoes and a side of leafy greens and if you wanted you could eat it with chips or a tortilla
Purchased a large container and I thought I tasted grit. I initially blew it off because I had literally just come back from having my teeth cleaned and thought it might be some left over polish. Tried it again the next day and the same thing happened. I scooped some up in my fingers and it did have white grit that didn't dissolve when I rubbed it between my fingers. I'm going to return it, but has this happened to anyone else?
I'm just wondering if this is gone for good or out of stock. It's not listed anywhere on the website, which probably isn't a good sign.
Edit: I'm about 30 miles south of Atlanta, Georgia
If youβre like me and like creamy dressings, dips, and salads here are a few Ways in which Iβve made some easy switches in my diet to lower cholesterol, saturated fats, and empty calories in mayo and ranch with Greek yogurt that also boosts protein and calcium without sacrificing flavor:
Sub the mayo in Egg/chicken/tuna salad
Sub the mayo in macaroni/potato salad
Sub the mayo in coleslaw
Sub the sour cream in dips
Sub the sour cream on baked potatoes
Mix ranch powder, Greek yogurt, and cold water to thin it out for Greek yogurt ranch to dip veggies, Buffalo chicken, wraps, or whatever else you use ranch on.
Sub the sour cream on tacos/nachos
Sub the mayo/sour cream for any homemade creamy salad dressing
Sub the mayo in homemade 1000 island dressing for burgers and fry sauce
If you have any more ideas for the swap, let me know below :)
EDIT wording
This is something I was doing pre gastritis. I used it a lot on tacos and fajitas. If you can tolerate it, itβs great on potatoβs if thatβs your thing.
I just had the greek yogurt with blueberries and needless to say, it tasted awful. The taste and texture of the greek yogurt made it difficult to swallow. Although, the yogurt tasted ok when I actually bit into the blueberries and could taste the flavor. However, the initial taste and the after taste of the yogurt was not great. To be fair, I should've expected it considering the yogurt has no sugar and no milkfat.
I was wondering if anyone has had experience with this yogurt specifically. I'm not sure if other plain yogurts taste the same and was struggling to decide which online recipes (as well as Reddit) to use and whether or not it would actually work for the Chobani greek yogurt.
I'm contemplating getting the flavored Greek yogurts for the sake of being able to swallow the food but also want to watch my added sugar intake.
This week, I watched the Seinfeld episode βThe Non-Fat Yogurtβ and the movie βThe Sixth Senseβ.
In Psyfeild, the scene that was discussed was where George nudged Jerry to make a joke, but when asked why his arm was doing that, he lied. George Costanza gives his doctor misinformation, and the details conflict with the physical exam the doctor performs. This happens in clinical practice, and even if there is no support for the complaint physically, there are a number of differentials to explore, including somatic symptom disorder, conversion disorder, and factitious disorder (instead of assuming the person is plain olβ lying).
In the Sixth Sense, we took notice of the psychiatrist as the main character of the movie. When I watched the movie, I did not know how to interpret his behavior and I didnβt realize its connection to the award he received from the mayor. Dr. Tobia used this as evidence that this behavior is a decline from the level of previous functioning. We also discussed the differences between diagnosing a mood disorder versus a psychotic disorder, versus an acceptable emotional reaction like grief. Dr. Tobia stressed the usefulness of assessing if the criteria are met for MDD, as it can screen for other mood disorders as well. Additionally, you can screen for psychotic disorders as well. Regardless of the path the clinician chooses to formulate the case, rest assured because you will get to the right diagnosis.
So, that scene where he goes off on that kid - was he actually swearing? They obviously covered the words up with bleeps but I was wondering if Jerry was actually screaming at this child or if they just used words that sounded like swear words lol. Does anyone know?
Creamy, rich, and great on scrambled eggs with Spam. That is all you need to know.
Non Fat vanilla yogurt: Is it gone for good? The soft serve ice cream doesn't taste nearly as good to me- esp with the very berry sundae
Kramer's name tag scene. Name tag's basically = facemasks in the context of the skit. I would appreciate the humor.
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