• @[email protected]
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    512 months ago

    your brain is fully aware that you can just have two handful of nuts and be good for a couple of hours. Just because your brain also believes that you gotta have a proper meal doesn’t matter

    • @[email protected]
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      102 months ago

      I’ll see your handfuls of nuts, and raise you a couple spoonfuls of peanut butter.

      It’s a) relatively cheap b) delicious c) easily edible on the fly with a spoon, time constraints be damned. It serves the purpose quite well, and even throws a bit of sugar in there too.

      Not exactly a balanced diet, but it does accomplish the goal reasonably effectively and frequently is already in the house.

      Also good when not medically quite at 100% - when not at my best, I do everything I can to follow dr. orders, ofc, but sometimes it’s more efficient to throw a tiny bit of sugar at one’s brain in a (relatively) healthier way, than to keep fighting it during recovery.

      • @sugar_in_your_tea
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        92 months ago

        I try to alternate:

        • peanut butter
        • banana
        • nuts
        • cheese

        I’m basically a gatherer.

        • @Corkyskog
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          42 months ago

          I saw someone make “mashed potatoes” out of Pringles… seriously wondered why. But they did.

      • Buglefingers
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        42 months ago

        Procrastinate long enough and you’ll still be eating them though. Why? Because you haven’t been shopping and it’s wayyy easier than cooking -my brain

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      32 months ago

      This is true and also works the other way around. There is no food but i’m too lazy to go on a grocery run. Suddenly more food spawns in my house for 3 more days.