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Good grief! Don't be left in the dust by 2017's food fads!

When it comes to being au courant, food has been one of the areas for decades. Nitwits grab onto the next big thing and suddenly would rather die than be caught dead eating the last big thing. Food as status.

With that observation, I'd hate for anyone here to be a left-in-the-dust social outcast. Let it be known that I always thought kale over rated and have long been a fan and cook-eater of various greens. I draw the line at carrot tops, though. They simply look destined for the compost pile. (Might I take a taste behind closed doors?)

http://www.purewow.com/food/2017-food-trends

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Everything on there looks nasty as hell. Except mustard greens I like those mixed with turnip greens, but cooked not raw.

I sure am glad that I seriously got into weight loss solutions between yesterday's low fat fad and today's low carb fad. It makes nutrition a whole lot easier not having to worry about the latest food evil or superfood.

Ok.....I think i will pass on the majority of that. Especially the shake one, mostly because my poor group pouch actually spasms just looking at it. Nothing that cold and fattening for me.

It makes nutrition a whole lot easier not having to worry about the latest food evil or superfood.

In theory.

When browsing this board I notice quite a bit of nutritional obsession.

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