"Jeßus" > wrote in message
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> On Sat, 4 Jul 2015 12:25:58 -0700, "Julie Bove"
> > wrote:
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>>"cshenk" > wrote in message
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>>> Julie Bove wrote in rec.food.cooking:
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>>>> "cshenk" > wrote in message
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>>>> > Julie Bove wrote in rec.food.cooking:
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>>>> >>"cshenk" > wrote in message
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>>>> >>> Julie Bove wrote in rec.food.cooking:
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>>>> >>>>"DreadfulBitch" > wrote in message
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>>>> >>>>> On 7/1/2015 10:14 PM, Julie Bove wrote:
>>>> >>>>> > I am just wondering what others eat when it is hot.
>>>> >>> > >
>>>> >>>>> My hot weather go to is the same as my mom's when I was growing
>>>> >>up. >>> Tuna salad. She usually served it in a 'tomato bowl'
>>>> >>(center of >>> tomato scooped out to make a bowl) but I know your
>>>> >>family won't >>> eat the tomatoes. Perhaps served on a bed of
>>>> > > lettuce?
>>>> >>> > >
>>>> >>> > I like it that way. Actually, Angela asked for tomatoes with
>>>> her >>> > dinner and ate them! I didn't think she would eat what I
>>>> made >>> > tonight at all which was "tacos" with flour tortillas
>>>> (because I >>> > can't have corn), refried beans, seasoned ground
>>>> beef and iceberg >>> > lettuce. We also had bowls of assorted raw
>>>> veggies and black >>> > olives. I put one piece of orange and one
>>>> piece of yellow pepper >>> > in her bowl and she ate those too. No
>>>> complaints. I was really >>> > shocked that not only did she say
>>>> that she wanted the tacos but >>> > also asked sheepishly if she
>>>> could have tomatoes on hers. >>> >
>>>> >>> > I bought the ingredients for gazpacho today but had to go to
>>>> three >>> > stores. Costco had no peppers of any kind today. They
>>>> seemed low >>> > on produce. Target had no cilantro or red onion. I
>>>> could have >>> > gotten everything at Haggen but would have paid an
>>>> arm and a leg >>> > for it. Cucumbers were super cheap at Costco!
>>>> Three for about >>> > $2.40 and they were really long ones. Normally
>>>> I pay $1 or more >>> > for a much shorter one. She seemed curious
>>>> when I was picking up >>> > the veggies. I just told her that I was
>>>> making gazpacho but that >>> > she didn't have to eat it. I saw a
>>>> little flash of a look on her >>> > face that made me think that she
>>>> will want to try it. She used >>> > to love tomato soup. I will
>>>> probably make it later so it can >>> > chill. If I can find room in
>>>> the fridge for it. >>>>> We also have a lot of cottage cheese.
>>>> Cottage cheese in the >>center >>> of a slice of cantaloupe is
>>>> wonderful! For a refreshing >>dessert a >>> scoop of vanilla ice
>>>> cream in the hollow of a >>cantaloupe is >>> awesome!
>>>> >>> > >
>>>> >>>>> Homemake lemonade with lots of ice.
>>>> >>> >
>>>> >>> > We have been drinking lemon water. Alas there are water quality
>>>> >>> > problems in this area. The drought has caused a lot of algae
>>>> and >>> > the treatment for it is causing the water to taste and
>>>> smell just >>> > awful. So I am having to use bottled. I wish there
>>>> was a >>> > sweetener I could use. So far I haven't found one. I
>>>> did buy a >>> > bag of lemons and another of limes at Coscto.
>>>> > > >
>>>> >>> Hi Julie, for sweeter water, try the mio bottles or if that doesnt
>>>> >>> fit the budget, fix a packet of KoolAide with 2 cups water and use
>>>> >>> a little of that in a bottle. Use the ones that have no sweetner
>>>> >>> then add a little sweetner of a type that works for you. You
>>>> arent >>> re-creating KoolAide here but a bit of fruit flavor to the
>>>> water. >>> At the lightly flavored water version, that 2 cups from
>>>> one packet >>> will flavor 2-2-1/2 gallons for most of us.
>>>> > >
>>>> > > It's not that I don't know how to sweeten water. It's that there
>>>> > > are no sweeteners that are safe for me. No clue what a mio
>>>> > > bottle is and I'm not about to buy any more bottles. I also
>>>> > > don't necessarily want flavored water. I want water with lemon
>>>> > > in it. Real lemon. Not the Real Lemon juice. But actual lemon
>>>> > > and/or lime slices. It's good for the ph.
>>>> >
>>>> > Then use Lemons Julie. Pretty simple.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> Uh... I do! That is what I said. Seriously, do you have a reading
>>>> comprehension problem?
>>>
>>> Seriously Julie, can you be les RUDE AS HELL when people try to help
>>> you? I do not know what your problem is, but i am getting over
>>> replyting to you ever because you are so rude to people.
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>>Why were you trying to help me here? I didn't ask for help.
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> And yet it seems everyone interpreted it that way, like so many times
> before. So they're all wrong, are they? Read what you wrote again.
>
>>Frankly I think
>>that people offering "help" when it wasn't asked for is pretty rude.
>
> Well, you do live in the back to front/upside-down world known as
> planet Bove, after all. You asked for help whether you meant it or
> not.

What? That makes no sense whatever. When I started the ketchup thread, I
did ask for foods that use a lot of ketchup. And I asked about jalapenos in
the jalapeno thread. But here? I said that I wished there was a sweetener
I could use for lemonade. How is wishing something asking for help? Are
their Genies here? I don't think so.
>
>>Obviously a different thing IRL if you see someone struggling or some such
>>thing. I merely said that I couldn't find any sweeteners I could use for
>>lemonade. That was a statement. A comment. Not a cry for help or asking
>>for alternatives to lemonade.
>
> And yet this keeps on happening to you when you post like this.
> But you claim everyone else has got it wrong, LOL.

They did. And they lie too. You are a culprit.