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ChemGal
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You could also try making your own!
I can eat most pizza, although I have to watch some of the toppings & sauces.
Mendalla
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Our favorite place is on my way home from work so I get pickup rather than delivery.
paradox3
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The only migraine trigger I have ever identified is being overtired.
Mendalla
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Yeah, we switched from Domino's to a local joint a few years ago and haven't regretted it. Now looking at flipping from them to another nearby local joint that some say is better.
ChemGal
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There's been a few places that have opened up around here recently. I don't think it's worth risking trying them out. Apparently they all use Indian spices and something seems to be a trigger for me - unfortunately I don't even know specifically what it is. Luckily I heard reviews about that before trying it out.
BetteTheRed
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I have a sister who seems to be sensitive to turmeric, and that's in some 90% of Indian dishes, I'd guess. My mother was, as well.
Me too. When I have un a headache I tar ibuprofen and one form of affine.
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I'm trying very hard to decode this language you and LuceNDs speak. Would I be translating correctly to say:
"When I have a headache, I take ibuprofen and some form of caffeine." I'm still not understanding the patterns of covering up the underlying words; it appears more like random replacement than anything.
Also, last, and since I think I might have gotten 3 hours of sleep last night due to this infernal cough, probably good night.
Mendalla
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The Indian menu I cook maybe once a month, could be 100% depending on which chicken I do. The spicy baked chicken has turmeric, the Tandoori I'm not sure about since I use a store bought pre-mix for it instead of mixing my own like I do for the other. So, yeah, Indian (and related like Persian and Afghan) cooking would be hell if you had a sensitivity to it.
ChemGal
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The problem with spices is that they are often just listed as that - spices. I think I can tolerate small doses as we use a fairly wide variety at home.
I know something that is too hot is a problem, but that's more obvious as it's a form of stress on the body. There's something about Indian food where even when it's not hot-spicy I seem to get stomach swelling. It could be turmeric, but there's also lots of other things that we just don't use to the same extent.
I know something that is too hot is a problem, but that's more obvious as it's a form of stress on the body. There's something about Indian food where even when it's not hot-spicy I seem to get stomach swelling. It could be turmeric, but there's also lots of other things that we just don't use to the same extent.