Paleo Diet and Paleolithic Diet Questions & Answers

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I know this question is kind of odd, but... I really want to know and I hope somebody here on Paleohacks knows the answer. I always wanted to know what was Creme Puff's diet, but never was able to obtain a verifiable source. I know she ate bacon, eggs and asparagus and broccoli (thank you for your correction) but did she eat anything else besides it?

COULD YOU PLEASE TAKE MY QUESTION SERIOUSLY? IT IS NOT MEANT TO BE FUNNY.

Thank you in advance.

Click here to find out more about Creme Puff and her diet

edited Jun 13 at 10:56

asked Jun 13 at 7:03

VB
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I have no idea what the answer is, but this made me smile. Thanks for the awesome randomness. – ddibwynt Jun 13 at 7:06

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Me, too. And it's not even Caturday! – Blossom1 Jun 13 at 8:30

Paul Jaminet · Answer 1 · 2012-08-02 11:27:45Z UTC

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Whether or not it's Paleo, it's consistent with other evidence that high-fat low-protein moderate-carb is good for longevity.

answered Aug 2 at 11:27

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Word to the Jaminet. – Carly Aug 2 at 12:41

borofergie · Answer 2 · 2012-06-13 09:55:24Z UTC

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Can you be truly Paleo if you are named after a neolithic pastry snack?

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Karen · Answer 3 · 2012-06-13 11:01:54Z UTC

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I doubt that bacon, eggs and asparagus and broccoli was what cats ate in the paleolithic era.

Verdict: Not paleo, but apparently not a problem for Creme Puff.

answered Jun 13 at 11:01

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Paleo is not about re-enactment! – borofergie Jun 13 at 12:21

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borofergie, It's a good thing it isn't or my cat would spend her time sneaking up at night and stealing my food. – Karen Jun 13 at 12:29

AnarchyCaveman · Answer 4 · 2012-06-13 07:30:41Z UTC

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He also ate broccoli.

answered Jun 13 at 7:30

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Was Creme Puff, the World’s Oldest Cat, de facto Paleo?

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