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I'm thinking those things that are meaty and delicious, but totally not paleo. The kind of thing your well-meaning friend brings you when you are sick. I'm thinking like fried chicken (gluten-breading usually), Swedish meatballs (contain bread), or anything with gravy (usually contains flour). Any more? |
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Meatloaf! Chili. Soups/sauces thickened with flour, corn starch, etc. Asian foods are definitely one for that -- beef in a sweet teriyaki or soy sauce, meat that's been dusted and fried, oyster sauce, curry with green beans. I've almost ordered Chinese food several times until I really think about it and how much there is to work around and it gets exhausting :P So much could be paleo but the sugar or thickeners or vegetable oils ruins it. I wish there was an easier way to paleo-ify foods like that.. but it's not as easy as "hold the rice". Reminds me of first describing paleo to a friend and talking about eating lots of vegetables.. "oh that doesn't sound too hard, I love vegetables! Peas, corn, green beans, sure!" I was craving something comforting and mac-n-cheese-like the other day while we passed the hot food bar section in Whole Foods. I saw cauliflower au gratin, which seemed like at least a reasonably paleo substitution.. but even then I had to work around the crust of breadcrumbs on the top. |
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Lunch meat. They call it meat, but what is it really? Only the shadow knows! I came in contact with some of that mystery meat a few days ago. I can't believe I used to eat that stuff and even thought of it as actual meat! It's more like chicken flavored rubber. Then there is the 'meat' that they serve at McDonald's. I don't know what that stuff is either, but even my dog will not eat it and she loves meat! Another trend I have noticed at the paleo meetups, meat that was marinaded in some kind of weird store bought package of marinade sauce or powder containing all kinds of crap like MSG, high fructose corn syrup, etc. I ask out of curiosity what is in the marinade and the person who cooked it has no idea! Never even looked at the ingredients.. Plus someone brought corn chips to todays paleo meetup! FAIL! He got a bit of good natured ribbing for that one! ;-P |
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Meat sticks and jerky and flavoured pork rinds! Slim Jims, jack Links, Tillamook, et al and any pork rinds with flavoring (and some without!) are packed with sugar, soy, grains, and other scary crap! And everyone I know is like "You get to pig out on these, right? Cool!" Uhm ... NO. Just no. |
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Chinese restaurants are experts at producing faileos. You can get 101 different meat and vegetable dishes, but most of them are doused in vegetable oil. |
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Spicy Pork Rinds are packed with MSG for whatever that's worth can't believe I used to give these a free pass in my Atkins days |
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