I’m just starting WW and know that salmon and veggies are both zero point foods. I have a pre-made Blue Apron meal, however, that’s coming in at 16 points, even though it’s basically just salmon and veggies with a few added oils/seasonings and a little Parmesan cheese. The meal is 550 calories, for reference.
I understand this wouldn’t be 0 points, but 16 sounds like a lot.
To compare, I input the USDA’s nutritional information for half a salmon fillet… even though it’s a 0-point food, based on nutrition alone it comes in at 11 points!
So how am I supposed to track pre-made meals like these? If salmon’s nutritional properties would make it an 11-point food but it’s considered 0 points, how do I track a salmon-based meal? (I assume the same problem would apply to any chicken or seafood based pre-made meal.)

I've learned a lot about nutrition throughout my life, and I am always continuing to learn. I try to stay away from every bad food possible. I only buy organic groceries. I'm mainly pescatarian. I eat mostly fruits/vegetables/lentils/quinoa/seafood.
Here are 6 crappy things that I constantly read the labels to make sure they are not in it:

1. GMO food, especially from Monsanto. According tot their website, about 85% of all corn in the U.S. is from the Monsanto GMO seed. You have to dig into local farmers and Whole Foods to get organic so that you don't eat this junk.
2. Corn Syrup: There is no such thing as corn "syrup". It's a deceiving name that was chosen to fool people. I truly believe that this GMO corn syrup is what's causing a lot of health problems in the U.S. Many foreigners move to America and gain weight instantly, even if they keep the portion size down. They typically lose the weight when they go back to Europe, Asia, South America etc.
3. Processed "white" bread and pasta. I'm Italian-American and can't even believe I'm saying this, but white bread and pasta are no good. They have little to no nutritional value and convert to sugar. I do admittedly love pizza, but I've cut it down extensively and now it's more like a treat a few times a year. The problem however, is that my body then wants to eat junk for days after the pizza. So there is something up with "white" bread.
4. Sugar: I had a sweet tooth my whole life but was able to shake it off and keep it in check. Sugar spikes up my blood pressure instantly. It can't be good.
5. Alcohol: I maybe drink 1-3 times a year, and each day after I feel like crap. I know it takes a toll on me especially as I am not used to it. It also messes with my sleep. It can't be good.
6. Farm raised fish/seafood. Most shrimp at restaurants are farm raised. Instead of eating plankton, they typically eat GMO soymeal and even feces in some cases. Some are coming from poorer nations that don't have the best water quality. So just picture those shrimp on ice for days sailing over to America. That ice is likely filled with a lot of bacteria. Stay away from Tilapia especially, it's almost always farm raised. Just picture eating a fish from a chemical filled fish tank. Gross! Go for wild caught any chance you get. Tuna is usually wild. Salmon is hard to find. If you see neon orange salmon with white stripes, its likely farmed.

There are more, but I think these are 6 to really beware of!
Let me know your thoughts and any others to add, or if you dispute any of the above 6.

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1. Pizza Napoletana (Italy) - This classic Italian dish, especially in its traditional Neapolitan form, remains incredibly popular globally. It’s celebrated for its simple yet flavorful ingredients: dough, tomatoes, mozzarella cheese, fresh basil, salt, and olive oil​ (TasteAtlas: Travel Global, Eat Local)​​ (TasteAtlas: Travel Global, Eat Local)​.
2. Sushi (Japan) - Renowned for its variety and quality, sushi includes vinegared rice combined with various ingredients such as seafood, vegetables, and occasionally tropical fruits. Sushi's global popularity continues to rise due to its delicate flavors and aesthetic presentation​ (TasteAtlas: Travel Global, Eat Local)​​ (TasteAtlas: Travel Global, Eat Local)​.
3. Picanha (Brazil) - This popular Brazilian cut of beef, known for its tender and juicy texture, is a favorite at churrascarias (Brazilian steakhouses) and is gaining international fame​ (TasteAtlas: Travel Global, Eat Local)​.
4. Roti Canai (Malaysia) - A type of flatbread often served with dhal or curry, roti canai is a staple in Malaysian cuisine and is loved for its flaky texture and versatile flavor​ (TasteAtlas: Travel Global, Eat Local)​.
5. Phat Kaphrao (Thailand) - This spicy stir-fry dish, usually made with basil, chili, garlic, and your choice of protein (like chicken, pork, or seafood), is a beloved street food in Thailand and is known for its intense flavors​ (TasteAtlas: Travel Global, Eat Local)​.
6. Beef (Global) - From American steaks to Japanese Wagyu and Argentine asado, beef is a widely consumed and beloved meat worldwide. Its versatility in various cuisines makes it a staple across the globe​ (Mashed)​.
7. Eggs (Global) - Eggs are fundamental in many cuisines, from French omelets to Japanese tamago and Indian egg curry. They are consumed widely due to their versatility and nutritional value​ (Mashed)​.
8. Cheese (Global) - Whether it’s Italian Parmigiano Reggiano, French Camembert, or Greek Feta, cheese plays a central role in many culinary traditions worldwide, appreciated for its wide range of flavors and textures​ (TasteAtlas: Travel Global, Eat Local)​.
9. Fish (Global) - Fish is crucial in many diets, particularly in coastal regions. From sushi in Japan to ceviche in Latin America, fish is valued for its flavor and health benefits​ (Mashed)​.
10. Maize (Global) - Known as corn in many regions, maize is a dietary staple in numerous cultures. It’s used in various forms such as tortillas, polenta, and cornmeal, and is also a key ingredient in many processed foods​ (Mashed)​.

I'm not a supporter of the dubious paleodiet, that's because one thing that made us very successful as a species is being very versatile omnivores. Archaic humans ate a wide diversity of foods depending on where they lived. There is no single "paleodiet". I also have to say that some of the foods that new foods we adapted to after the agricultural revolution, such as dairy products, were rather healthy.
With that said, I strongly believe that agriculture destroyed our health.
Hunter gatherers ate things like all different kinds of meat and fish (along with an assortment of seafoods), fruits, vegetables, nuts and seeds, and eggs. This means they usually ate a lot of protein and polyunsaturated fats and a comparatively lower to medium amount of carbs. They also had to work much less often, with about 20 to 28 hours per week being enough.
Since the agricultural revolution, and up until maybe the WWI or even the end of WW2, people had to shift their diets to a mostly carbohydrates, and most of the things archaic humans enjoyed became exclusive to the rich and powerful only. Wheat became the staple, with some fruits and veggies here and there. Meat and fish became far less common for the avg person, and people had to work more for far less. Even today, most people eat far worse than our ancestors did (although healthy food is far more accessible than it's ever been since the agricultural revolution).
We eat a lot of bread, almost all processed foods are awful, many preservatives that are still used today are extremely bad for your health, and fast food (which is a 0.75 trillion dollars industry today) is both poor nutritionally and horrible for your health. We also have a far more sedentary lifestyle on average despite working many more hours.
The proof is in the pudding: the leading causes of death worldwide are cancer and heart problems, this makes total sense! Because we're eating way way more sugar and carbs than we evolved to deal with, insulin resistance diabetes hypertension atherosclerosis and other heart conditions are spiraling out of control and getting very common. Because of the pollutants in the air and in our foods (such as additives and food preservatives) cancer has become prevalent. Because most people aren't getting half as much dietary fibers as their bodies need colon cancer is prevalent. Trust me, without modern medicine most of us wouldn't make it past our late 30s.
I could keep going on for pages. A lot of people say that it would be great for our ancestors to enjoy the creature comforts that we have today, just like we would be happy to have to work no more than 24 hours a week. But is it really great to give people what they don't want or need? What use would archaic humans have for a smartphone or laptop? However, we all would love to work less and still be able to live healthier.
UPDATE: IMPORTANT: I'm talking about agricultural revolution as in after we stopped being nomadic hunter gatherers, I'm not saying life today is worse than it was in medieval Eu.. Please read before replying to a completely diff point.

I originally posted this on the ED anonymous sub, (no replies yet) but then I found this sub! So I decided to share my situation here.
Apart from having autism and ADHD, I (26F, turning 27 at the end of the month) also have what my previous psychiatrist called a “neurological feeding disorder”.
This is due to impaired interception (internal body sensations) from neonatal brain damage. This brain damage was caused by a hemorrhage, which also caused cerebral palsy. I also have general anxiety disorder and depression.
As a child and teen, I definitely had ARFID behaviors, which were dismissed as picky eating behaviors. It’s just that “high-level” autism, ADHD, and ARFID wasn’t diagnosed in girls in the early 2000s.
I basically lived on a “beige diet” of cereal, bread, snack cakes, pasta, pizza, and some meat, like chicken strips or cheeseburgers. I wouldn’t eat sandwiches, eggs, seafood, fruits, or vegetables, except for peas and white potatoes.
I was somewhat underweight until high school, and I remember my mom would always offer me “chocolate milk” (Pediasure / Ensure) when I was younger. I then gained weight in high school due to depression and just generally eating processed food. At my highest weight in school, I was 135 pounds.
Here’s some backstory about where things started to shift. Trigger warning for numbers, skip over if needed.
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That carb-heavy diet was up until I turned 24, when I first tried a keto diet for mental health. Things were going really well, until I eventually developed malnutrition from losing too much weight unintentionally. My height is 4’8” tall.
I went from 110 pounds (BMI 25) and 28% body fat to 90 pounds (BMI 20) and 20% body fat in 10 months. October 2021 to August 2022. I couldn’t get warm worth a damn from subnormal body temperatures, and I lost my period at around 95 pounds.
Even so, a daily calorie intake of 1000-1200 per day on top of 2-3 miles of walking (daily activity and steps) would have eventually lead to relative energy deficiency (RED) at some point because I never knew about planning scheduled refeeding periods to mitigate the down-regulation in metabolism.
Especially when considering that my hunger signals are impaired due to my brain damage. My interception is about half as sensitive as normal. I don’t really feel stomach hunger until it’s very strong. Lots of times, I can hear the noise before I actually feel it. And I can’t say that I’ve ever identified satiety correctly before.
I didn't know that low-calorie interventions shouldn't be done for months at a time without proper nutritional supervision to prevent deficiencies.
Then I gained 20 pounds in 14 months from October 2022 to December 2023 (93 to 113) after having my previous IUD removed, stopping keto, and hormonal eating patterns once I realized that I had PMDD when my period resumed in July 2023 once I had gained back enough weight.
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Now, I do my best to meet my keto macros and make sure that I get enough calories every day.
I try not to eat under 1200 kcal and keeping a food log helps keep me accountable that I’m not under-eating due to not feeling hungry. Logging for calorie accountability wasn’t something that I did last time in 2022, because I only cared about carb intake.
Looking back, there were a lot of logs where the daily calorie intake was under 1,000 and that’s not good in the long term. That’s something I’ll have to avoid doing this round. I also keep up with my electrolytes, because being in ketosis is very diuretic and sheds electrolytes quickly due the carb restriction.
However, my current diet is relatively… limited, to put it lightly. I mostly eat heavy cream in coffee, heavy-cream ice cream, full-fat cream cheese, eggs, and some kind of meat every day to meet my protein requirements. And some non-starch veg like spinach, broccoli, sprouts, or cauliflower. This isn’t the previous “beige diet” of my youth, but rather what I call a “heavy cream diet”.
I used to be hypersensitive to flavors and textures when I was younger, for example, I never ate salads before the age of 24, but that switch “flipped” when I started having reactive eating episodes when I was underweight.
I started eating sandwiches, spicy foods, and seafood, all of which were foods that I was previously very avoidant of, to the point of having anxiety attacks when seeing the shells in shellfish.
Those reactive eating episodes really showed the kind of primal need for food that malnutrition does to the brain, because the body needs a lot of calories to gain back weight while underweight.
Now, instead of avoiding fruit/veg and shellfish, I still avoid sweet fruits, starchy veggies, nuts/seeds, peanut butter, and any other kind of carb food.
I avoid eating because the food isn’t enjoyable anymore. Instead of being hypersensitive and anxious, it feels like I’m now hyposensitive and flat, like I just have a general disinterest in food, apart from the usual low appetite. Even when I try to focus, sometimes I can’t mentally “taste” the food or notice the texture.
I can also eat and drink quickly because I can’t feel the food or liquid inside my stomach, which makes pacing difficult.
I’m also currently averse to cold coffee because my mouth just says no to for some reason, which may be because my mom explained that cold coffee is less acidic than hot coffee (she was a barista) and tastes different?
I also hate having ice cubes in drinks because then the drink is too cold and diluted. I always have to repeat “no ice” when out at restaurants.
Another example, regular applesauce is also not okay, unless it’s a mixed flavor from the baby food section. Regular applesauce has a certain flavor and “grittiness” that turns me off.
However, I will get what I call “vagus hunger” after passing a bowel movement, and I’ll get very hungry. It’s a very distinct feeling, and it’s one of the few times that I can clearly recognize the feeling of hunger.
I eat only one or two “meals” per day, not including the “fat boluses” like cream, oil, or butter that I eat straight or put in my coffee during the day to maintain my ketone levels. The fat helps because I have neurologically delayed bowel motility and I take GI meds to manage this.
By the way, I’m using “avoidant” to describe sensory overstimulation, and “averse” to describe choking/nausea symptoms, as that’s what I was previously taught in speech therapy when I when for a few sessions when I was 24 due to neurological swallowing spasms.
Does this sound like ARFID behaviors? Orthorexia? OSFED? I don’t think OSFED because I don’t fall under any of the specific subtypes (anorexia, bulimia, binge eating, purging). And EDNOS isn’t diagnosed anymore.
Where is the line between an “eating” disorder and a “feeding” disorder, if there is one? I was always told that my circumstances were FD related, not ED related, but no one ever explained the difference to me. Apparently, ARFID isn’t on the ED side, but rather the FD side?
At the mental health practice I’m currently with, the former psychiatrist left, and the practice is still waiting on a new one. But I want to bring this all to the attention of my psychologist, who knows about my longstanding feeding issues, and then the new psychiatrist, whenever they get hired.
Any insight is appreciated, and my chats are open if you don’t want to publicly comment. Thanks in advance!

I'm a noobie for carnivore diet yet and not specialist about nutritions or biochemistry, so I learn some toxins against human body function as possible as I can (with a lot of misunderstand).
Especially I impressed about oxalate toxicity which is such a harmful. In my case, I experienced (maybe) oxalate dumping like lower back pain and joint pain because I stopped any plant based food intake suddenly.
About a week later, I was released any pains and my body is so nice so far.
Looking back, this was my fault. If I could return that time, maybe I was able to control oxalate dumping well.
Now I decide to quit coffee for zero oxalate lifestyle. You know that a painfree body is more precious for me.
Anyway meats, eggs and seafoods are so great for us because those provide real nutritions and never oxalate. This simple and consistent truth is an only truth for why human should eat animal based food. Simple,
I'm happy for knowing carnivore diet world.

I don’t know what to think about natural flavors:
“A natural flavoring is defined by the FDA as "the essential oil, oleoresin, essence or extractive, protein hydrolysate, distillate, or any product of roasting, heating or enzymolysis, which contains the flavoring constituents derived from a spice, fruit or fruit juice, vegetable or vegetable juice, edible yeast, herb, bark, bud, root, leaf or similar plant material, meat, seafood, poultry, eggs, dairy products, or fermentation products thereof, whose significant function in food is flavoring rather than nutritional."
https://www.mosaicflavors.com/news/the-importance-of-natural-flavorings-and-fda-requirements

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Exploring the Impact of Diet on Uric Acid Levels in Middle-Aged Men in Shanghai
Here's what we found:
Average Uric Acid Levels:
Mean Uric Acid Level: 6.36 mg/dl Median Uric Acid Level: 6.10 mg/dl Prevalence of High Uric Acid:
25% of participants had high uric acid levels greater than 7 mg/dl, with an average level of 8.3 mg/dl in this group. Associations:
Participants with high uric acid levels were more likely to have higher BMI and WHR. They were more likely to drink alcohol but less likely to smoke compared to those without high uric acid. High uric acid levels were also linked to increased blood pressure and more frequent use of antihypertensive drugs. Diet and Uric Acid:
Higher seafood consumption and lower daily caloric intake were associated with high uric acid levels. No significant link was found between total protein intake and high uric acid levels. Protein Sources:
Animal Protein Intake: Significantly associated with higher uric acid levels with odds ratios for increasing groups: 1.00, 1.31, 1.23, 1.27, 1.44 trend P = 0.02. This association weakened and became statistically insignificant after adjusting for plant protein intake. Plant Protein Intake: Showed an inverse relationship with high uric acid levels, but this was not independent of animal protein intake. Meat and Seafood:
Both meat and seafood intake were associated with higher uric acid levels. Soy Products:
An inverse association was observed between soy food consumption and high uric acid levels, particularly with soy products like tofu. Conclusion:
Consuming animal protein and seafood is linked to higher uric acid levels, while soy products appear to reduce this risk in middle-aged men. These findings suggest that modifying dietary habits could help prevent high uric acid levels.
https://youtu.be/sfwJGpbESCs

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Uric Acid Measurement
At the interview, a 10 ml blood sample was drawn into an EDTA vacutainer. Samples were kept in portable styrofoam boxes with ice packs 0-4°C and processed within 6 hours. All samples were stored at −70°C immediately after processing. A subset was shipped to the USA on dry ice and stored at Vanderbilt University.
Among participants who gave blood at baseline n=46,169, 12.5% reported their last meal was at least 8 hours before the blood draw. In this study, we focus on 3,978 participants without diabetes at baseline who provided a fasting blood sample. Uric acid levels were measured using the ACE Clinical Chemistry System Alfa Wassermann, Inc, West Caldwell, NJ following the manufacturer’s protocol. Blood uric acid was oxidized by uricase method. High blood uric acid was defined as greater than 7.0 mg/dl.
Dietary Factors Usual dietary intake was assessed using a validated food frequency questionnaire FFQ. The FFQ included 81 food items. Participants were asked about the frequency daily, weekly, monthly, yearly, or never they consumed each food or food group, followed by a question on the amount consumed in liang per time unit 1 liang = 50 g.
The reproducibility and validity of the FFQ were assessed in a random sample of 195 participants who completed an FFQ at baseline, 12-24 dietary recalls one per month for 12 consecutive months, and a second FFQ at the study’s end. Validity was evaluated by comparing nutrient and food group intake levels between the second FFQ and the multiple dietary recalls. Correlation coefficients ranged from 0.38 to 0.64 for macronutrients, 0.33 to 0.58 for micronutrients, and 0.35 to 0.72 for food groups. Correlation coefficients for red meat, poultry, fish, soy foods, and vegetables were 0.49, 0.45, 0.35, 0.49, 0.54, and 0.42, respectively. FFQ reliability was assessed by comparing intake from two FFQs. Correlation coefficients were 0.39 - 0.53 for macronutrients, 0.38 - 0.52 for micronutrients, and 0.39 - 0.64 for food groups. Correlation coefficients for protein, red meat, poultry, fish, soy foods, and vegetables were 0.47, 0.40, 0.48, 0.41, 0.50, and 0.43, respectively.
The Chinese Food Composition Tables were used to estimate nutrient amounts and total energy kcals/day. Total protein, animal-source protein, and plant-source protein were estimated. For protein amounts, the residual method was applied to adjust for variations due to total energy intake.
Average daily consumption of individual food items g/day was combined to calculate the following food groups: total meat poultry and red meat, seafood fish and shellfish, purine-rich vegetables beans, peas, spinach, broccoli, mushrooms, and soy foods soybeans, bean sprouts, tofu, fried tofu, mock chicken, and soy milk cakes. Since soy milk is a drink, it was analyzed separately from other soy products.
https://youtu.be/OD5MmIrp7Y0

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I went to a dietitian to help me with my IBS, induced by PCOS, and insulin resistance. She said she wanted to treat one condition, IBS, then the other (insulin’s resistance) and placed me on a low FODMAP diet. We had a talk about nutrition, but the only guidance she offered was an incomplete list of what is considered high and low FODMAP foods. By the way, determining what is high in FODMAPs is not an intuitive thing.
I didn’t get any recipes or links to more resources. I downloaded an app, bought a book with recipes and meal plans and looked up more recipes online. Due to my insulin resistance and aversion to seafood, I couldn’t find a lot of options to eat and ended up starving most days for the first week.
I work long hours and sometimes have an irregular schedule, so cooking complicated meals is not practical. So, I ordered meals online specific to a low FODMAP diet. The delivery was botched and the food sat in a hot warehouse for three days. The carrier recommended returning it, so I did.
After all these frustrations I emailed my dietitian to explain how I haven’t been eating enough and about my new anxiety with food. Then I asked to reschedule our next appointment.
A week has passed and she hasn’t responded to my email. Is this a normal, typical experience with dietitian or should I look for someone else?

Hopefully someone can actually give me great advice on what to do currently. I’m not sure if I have MCAS. Was never diagnosed. I’ve had lots of tests done with the allergist and they could never find anything. They checked my tryptase and did 24 hr urine tests. Blood tests. Everything normal. Except for my IGE. IGE was very high and the blood test showed I was allergic to so many foods. My throat feels tight and I wheeze when I eat lots of foods. Wheat, dairy, soy, meat, seafood, rice, corn, potatoes, you name it. My safe foods were turkey, beans, and chickpeas for a while. Now I’m reacting to those too. It’s stressful that I keep losing foods. Now im only down to sweet potatoes, cassava, and veggies. Im tired of being limited. What specialist should I see because im tired of not getting the help I need or the answers I need. Does this sound like MCAS? What treatment would help? Who should I see? I have no idea what’s going on but I’ve been like this for a year and it’s getting worse. I need more nutrition in my body. By the way i currently take Zyrtec and Pepcid once a day. I even take Benadryl when needed. Yet im still losing foods. I am so depressed and want to get through this.

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Norwegian salmon has secured its place as the top choice for seafood enthusiasts worldwide. Renowned for its exceptional taste, quality, and sustainability, Norwegian salmon dominates the global market. In this article, we delve into the reasons behind its unparalleled popularity and explore what sets Norwegian salmon apart from the competition.

1. Pristine Aquatic Environment

Norwegian salmon derives its superior quality from the pristine waters of Norway's fjords and coastal regions. These cold, clear waters provide an ideal habitat for salmon to thrive, ensuring they develop a firm texture and rich flavor. The unpolluted environment contributes to the salmon's purity, free from contaminants and pollutants commonly found in other regions.

1. Sustainable Aquaculture Practices

Norway is a global leader in sustainable aquaculture, setting the standard for responsible fish farming practices. The Norwegian government and seafood industry have implemented stringent regulations to ensure the welfare of salmon stocks and minimize environmental impact. From hatcheries to sea farms, every stage of the salmon's life cycle is carefully managed to promote sustainability and minimize stress on the ecosystem.

1. High-Quality Feed

Nutrition plays a crucial role in producing top-quality salmon, and Norwegian producers prioritize the use of premium feed ingredients. Norwegian salmon are fed a balanced diet rich in omega-3 fatty acids, proteins, and vitamins, carefully formulated to promote optimal growth and health. This emphasis on quality feed results in salmon with superior flavor, texture, and nutritional value, making them a preferred choice for health-conscious consumers.

1. Strict Quality Control

Norwegian salmon undergoes rigorous quality control measures at every stage of production to maintain its reputation for excellence. From breeding and hatching to processing and distribution, strict protocols ensure that only the highest quality salmon reaches the market. Traceability systems allow consumers to track the journey of their salmon from sea to plate, providing transparency and peace of mind.

1. Commitment to Food Safety

Food safety is paramount in Norwegian salmon production, with industry standards exceeding international regulations. Stringent hygiene practices, regular testing, and monitoring ensure that Norwegian salmon is safe for consumption and free from contaminants such as antibiotics and pesticides. This commitment to food safety reinforces consumer confidence and contributes to Norwegian salmon's global reputation as a premium product.

1. Innovation and Research

Norwegian salmon producers continually invest in research and innovation to enhance sustainability, quality, and efficiency. Collaborations between industry, government, and research institutions drive advancements in genetics, feed technology, disease management, and environmental stewardship. By staying at the forefront of scientific knowledge, Norwegian salmon producers can adapt to evolving challenges and maintain their position as leaders in the global seafood market.
Conclusion
Norwegian salmon's at Quang Vũ Foods status as the number one choice worldwide is a testament to Norway's commitment to excellence, sustainability, and innovation in aquaculture. With its unparalleled quality, taste, and environmental stewardship, Norwegian salmon sets the standard for premium seafood products, satisfying the appetites of consumers around the globe while preserving the integrity of Norway's aquatic ecosystems for future generations.
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In the United States, Thanksgiving is a time to give thanks for all the good things in our lives.
We gather with family and friends, enjoy a big meal, and maybe watch football. But what about the food?
What are some of the best dishes to enjoy on Thanksgiving? If you’re looking for some Thanksgiving foods that start with R, here are a few of our favorites:

1. Roasted Potatoes

Roasted potatoes are the first on our list of thanksgiving Foods that start with r. There are many different ways to cook potatoes, but one of the most popular methods is to roast them.
Roasting potatoes is a quick and easy way to create a delicious side dish or snack. And since potatoes are such a versatile food, they can be roasted in various ways to suit any taste.
So what are the best techniques for roasting potatoes? We've got a few tips to help you get started.
First, you'll want to choose the right type of potato. Second, you'll need to preheat your oven and prepare your baking sheet.
And finally, you'll want to season your potatoes before roasting. With these tips in mind, you'll be well on your way to making the perfect roasted potatoes. So go ahead and give it a try!

2. Red Wine

Red wine is also one of the Thanksgiving Foods that start with r. It is often considered a sophisticated drink to be enjoyed with a meal. But did you know that red wine can actually enhance the flavor of your food?
That's right - red wine can be used as an ingredient in your cooking to add depth and flavor to your dishes.
So how does it work? When red wine is cooked, the tannins and other compounds are broken down, which helps release the flavor compounds in the wine. This can add a complex and robust flavor to your food.
If you're interested in trying it, there are a few things you should keep in mind. First, you'll want to use a dry red wine for cooking.
This means avoiding sweet wines like Port or Sherry. Second, you'll want to cook with a red wine you enjoy drinking.

3. Ravioli

Ravioli is a type of pasta that has been around for centuries. The first mention of ravioli dates back to the 14th century, and it is believed that pasta was invented in Italy.
Ravioli is made by rolling out a thin dough sheet and cutting it into small squares. Each square is filled with a small amount of filling, such as cheese or meat. The ravioli are then cooked in boiling water until it is tender.
There are many different types of ravioli, and the fillings can vary depending on the region where it is made.
Some of the most popular ravioli fillings in Italy include cheese, spinach, and meat. In the United States, ravioli is often made with various types of meat.

4. Ratatouille

Ratatouille is a French dish that typically consists of eggplant, zucchini, bell pepper, tomato, and garlic, all cooked in olive oil.
It can be served as a side dish or as a main course and is often served with rice or bread.
Ratatouille is a healthy and flavorful dish that is perfect for summertime. It is light and refreshing but still filling and satisfying.
Plus, it is easy to make - you only need a little time and some basic ingredients.
We highly recommend giving ratatouille a shot if you're looking for a new dish to try this summer. It's sure to become a new favorite in your household.

5. Raspberries

Raspberries are next on our list of thanksgiving Foods that start with r. It is a delicious and nutritious fruit that can be enjoyed fresh, frozen, or canned.
They are an excellent source of Vitamin C and fiber, and they also contain a compound called ellagitannins, which have powerful antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties.
There are many different ways to enjoy raspberries. You can eat them on their own, add them to a smoothie or yogurt, or use them in baking.
Raspberries can also be made into jam, jelly, or syrup. If you are interested in growing your own raspberries, they can be grown in most areas of the country.
Raspberries are generally easy to care for and can be harvested from June to October.

6. Rarebit

Rarebit is a quick and easy dish that is perfect for a light lunch or snack. It is typically made with cheese, beer, or ale and is served on toast.
Rarebit is thought to have originated in Wales, and the name is derived from the Welsh word for cheese, "caws pobi.
The dish became popular in England in the 18th century, and there are many different regional variations of it.
Today, rarebit is enjoyed worldwide and can be easily made at home with just a few ingredients.
If you're looking for Thanksgiving foods that start with r a new recipe to try, give rarebit a try - you'll be glad you did!

7. Rapini

Rapini, also known as broccoli rabe, is a leafy green vegetable with small clusters of green flowers. It is related to the turnip and has a slightly bitter taste.
Rapini is a nutrient-rich vegetable that is high in vitamins A, C, and K. It also contains calcium, iron, and magnesium.
Rapini is a versatile vegetable that can be used in various dishes. It can be sautéed, stir-fried, or used in soup.
It pairs well with other vegetables, meats, and cheeses. Rapini can also be eaten raw, in salads or sandwiches.
Rapini is a great option if you're looking for a nutrient-rich vegetable to add to your diet. It is versatile, easy to prepare, and has various health benefits as thanksgiving foods that start with r.

8. Ramen

Ramen is a Japanese noodle soup dish that has recently gained popularity. It typically consists of wheat noodles in a broth made from pork, chicken, or beef and is often topped with assorted vegetables and meats.
Ramen is a relatively simple dish to make, but there are a few things to keep in mind to make a delicious bowl of noodles.
First, the noodles should be cooked al dente, as they will continue to cook in the broth.
Second, the broth should be rich and flavorful, and third, the toppings should be fresh and complementary to the broth.
You can easily make a delicious bowl of ramen at home with a few simple tips. So why not try it next time you're ready for hearty and comforting thanksgiving foods that start with r?

9. Raita

Raita is a popular Indian dish with yogurt, vegetables, and spices. It is often served as a side dish or a condiment and can be made with various vegetables.
The most common vegetables in raita are tomatoes, cucumbers, and onions. Other vegetables that are sometimes used include peas, potatoes, and carrots. Raita can also be made with fruit, such as mangoes or bananas.
The yogurt in raita helps to cool and refresh the palate, while the spices add flavor and depth. Raita is a simple dish to make, but it can be a great addition to any meal.

10. Raisins

A raisin is a dried grape. Raisins are produced in many regions of the world and can be eaten either fresh or dried. Raisins are a good source of vitamins and minerals, including iron, potassium, and fiber.
They can also help to prevent certain health conditions, such as high blood pressure and anemia.
Many different types of raisins thanksgiving Foods that start with r, including Thompson Seedless, Black Corinth, and Muscat. Raisins can be used in various recipes, including cakes, cookies, and trail mix.

11. Radish

Radishes are a type of root vegetable that are typically red, white, or pink in color. They have a crisp texture and a slightly spicy flavor and are often used in salads or as garnish.
Radishes are a good source of vitamins C and B6 and potassium and magnesium. They also contain antioxidants that can help protect against certain diseases.
Radishes can be eaten raw, cooked, or pickled. They can also be used in various recipes, such as roasted radish dishes, stir-fries, or soups.

12. Red Kitten Spinach

Red kitten spinach is a type of baby spinach that is characterized by its deep red leaves. It is a popular ingredient in salads and smoothies and is grown in many countries worldwide.
Red kitten spinach is a good source of several nutrients, including vitamin A, vitamin C, iron, and calcium.
It also contains a compound called nitrates, which has been shown to improve blood flow and help reduce blood pressure.
So if you're looking for nutritious and delicious Thanksgiving Foods that start with r to add color to your diet, try red kitten spinach!

13. Rice

Rice is next on our list of thanksgiving Foods that start with r. It is a food that is consumed by millions of people around the world daily. It is a staple in many cultures and has been a part of the human diet for centuries.
Rice is a grain that is cultivated in many different parts of the world. It is a versatile grain that can be used in various dishes.
Rice can be cooked in different ways, such as boiled, steamed, or baked. It can also be eaten raw.
There are many benefits to eating rice. Rice is a good source of complex carbohydrates, which are an important part of a healthy diet.
It is also a good source of vitamins and minerals. Rice is low in fat and calories, and it is a good source of fiber.

14. Roasted Turkey

A classic roasted turkey is the perfect centerpiece for your holiday table, but it can also be a bit daunting to prepare.
However, with a little planning and some simple tips, you can roast a delicious turkey that will impress your family and friends.
Here are a few things to keep in mind when preparing your turkey thanksgiving foods that start with r:

• Choose the right size turkey. A good rule of thumb is to allow 1 pound of turkey per person.
• Make sure your turkey is thawed. A frozen turkey will take much longer to cook and may not roast evenly.
• Season your turkey with a simple rub of salt, pepper, and herbs.
• Place your turkey in a roasting pan breast side up.
• Roast your turkey at a moderate temperature, 325-350 degrees Fahrenheit.
• Use a meat

15. Rye

Rye is a cereal grain that is most commonly used to produce bread and alcohol.
It is a hearty grain that is high in fiber and protein, making it a popular choice for those looking for a nutritious option.
Rye is also known for its distinct flavor, which has been described as earthy and nutty. Rye is a versatile grain that can be used in various recipes.
It can be cooked and eaten as porridge or used as flour for baking. Rye bread is a popular option, as it is hearty and filling.
Rye can also be used in soups, stews, and casseroles. If you are looking for new grain thanksgiving Foods that start with r to add to your diet, consider rye.
With its distinct flavor and nutritional value, it is sure to become a favorite in no time.

16. Russet Potato

The Russet potato is a type of potato that is commonly used in many different dishes.
This potato has brown skin and white flesh. It is a popular choice for baking, frying, and mashed potatoes.
Regarding nutrition, the Russet potato is a good source of vitamins and minerals. It is also a good source of fiber. This potato can be a healthy addition to any diet.
The Russet potato is a good choice if you are looking for a versatile potato that can be used in many different dishes.
This potato has brown skin and white flesh. It is a popular choice for baking, frying, and mashed potatoes.

17. Risotto

Risotto is a traditional Italian dish that is made with rice, broth, and other ingredients. It is a very popular dish and is often served as a main course.
Risotto is usually made with short-grain rice, such as Arborio or Carnaroli. The rice is cooked in broth until it is creamy and tender.
Risotto can be made with different kinds of broth, such as chicken, beef, or vegetable.
There are many different ways to make risotto, and it can be flavored with different ingredients, such as cheese, vegetables, or seafood. Risotto is a versatile dish that can be made to suit any taste.

18. Reuben Sandwich

The Reuben sandwich is a classic American sandwich made with corned beef, Swiss cheese, sauerkraut, and thousand island dressing on rye bread. It's a delicious and hearty sandwich that's perfect for a quick lunch or a hearty dinner.
While the Reuben sandwich is a delicious and classic sandwich, it's also a bit of a mystery. The origin of the sandwich is unknown, but there are several theories.
One theory suggests that the sandwich was invented by a Jewish deli owner in New York City in the early 1900s.
Another theory suggests that a Nebraska man in the 1920s invented the sandwich.
Whatever the sandwich's origin, one thing is for sure - the Reuben sandwich is a delicious and iconic sandwich that has stood the test of time.
Reuben sandwich is the best If you're looking for a delicious and hearty sandwich, thanksgiving Foods that start with r.

19. Rigatoni

Rigatoni is a type of pasta that originates from the Italian region of Lombardy. It is made from durum wheat flour and water, and its name comes from the word "rigato," which means "ridged" in Italian.
Rigatoni pasta is typically ridged on one side and smooth on the other. Rigatoni pasta is traditionally used in Italian dishes such as "allaarbonara" and "al pesto.
Rigatoni can also be used in various other dishes, such as pasta salads, soups, and casseroles.
Rigatoni is a great option if you're looking for hearty and filling thanksgiving Foods that start with r meal.
It pairs well with various sauces and can be made ahead of time, making it a great meal for busy weeknights.

20. Ricotta Cheese

Ricotta cheese is an Italian cheese made from sheep’s milk. It is a soft, white cheese with a slightly grainy texture. Ricotta cheese is used in a variety of dishes, both sweet and savory.
In sweet dishes, ricotta is often used as a filling for desserts such as cannoli and cheesecake.
It can also be used as a topping for pancakes or waffles. Savory dishes such as lasagna and stuffed shells also often include ricotta cheese.
Ricotta cheese is high in protein and calcium and is a good source of vitamins A and B12. It is also low in fat and sodium.
Ricotta cheese is a versatile cheese that can be used in various dishes.

21. Rice Pudding

Rice pudding is also on our list of thanksgiving Foods that start with r, which has been around for centuries.
It is made with just a few simple ingredients - rice, milk, sugar, and spices - and can be easily adapted to fit any Dietary restriction.
While rice pudding is traditionally made with white rice, you can also use brown rice, wild rice, or even sushi rice.
The type of milk you use is also up to you. While many people use cow's milk, you can also use almond milk, coconut milk, or other non-dairy milk.
Rice pudding is a versatile and delicious dish that everyone can enjoy. So next time you're looking for a comforting dessert, give rice pudding a try.

22. Retsina

Lastly, Retsina is a resinated white wine that is popular in Greece. It is made by adding pine resin to the wine during fermentation.
This gives the wine a unique flavor that is often described as piney or resin-like.
Retsina is typically made with the native Greek grape varieties Assyrtiko, Athiri, and Rhoditis; it can also be made with other grape varieties.
Retsina is a versatile wine that can be enjoyed with various dishes. It pairs well with grilled meats and vegetables and traditional Greek dishes such as Souvlaki and Gyro.
Retsina can also be enjoyed on its own as an aperitif or after-dinner drink. So if you're looking for a unique wine to try, be sure to give Retsina a try.
Conclusion
In conclusion, our blog has helped a list of varieties of Thanksgiving foods, starting with R.
While there are many other delicious Thanksgiving dishes, these are some of the most popular and iconic in our blog post.
So if you're looking for a great Thanksgiving meal, be sure to include some of these delicious thanksgiving foods that start with "R" dishes.

INTRODUCTION
Welcome to Gourmet Grillhouse, where you can hook up with stylish flavours. Here, the tasty and scrumptious grilled food takes you to a flavour stuffed paradise. We are devoted to provide you tasty and healthy grilled meals in addition to other vegetarian and non-vegetarian meals. We additionally serve salads, soups, fresh juices and greater. You can discover us within the center of Trivandrum city.
THE ORIGIN OF GOURMET GRILLHOUSE
A love of delicious food and a dedication to leading a healthy lifestyle gave rise to Gourmet Grillhouse. Our founder, Ms. Shilpa, came up with the concept for the restaurant, which honors the craft of grilling in all its splendor, because she loves to cook and explore new culinary frontiers.
Ms. Shilpa, an avid traveller, had a dream of an area where people may enjoy healthy, delectable meals without sacrificing quality or taste. With an emphasis on grilled delicacies, she created a menu that showcases the vast diversity of flavors and ingredients found in international cuisine, drawing inspiration from her travels across the globe.
With its delicious food and welcoming atmosphere, Gourmet Grillhouse has grown to be a well-liked mainstay in the Trivandrum dining scene, drawing both residents and tourists. We keep moving forward because of our dedication to innovation and quality, and we want to provide our customers with fascinating new culinary experiences.
THE GRILLED EXPERIENCE
We at Gourmet Grillhouse believe that grilling has significant power. Grilling is not only a wholesome cooking method, but it additionally offers food a unique taste and enables preserve onto nutrients. From juicy kebabs to tender steaks and delectable seafood, our menu gives a huge form of grilled pleasures.
OUR SPECIALITIES

• Grilled Kebabs: Savor our succulent, expertly seasoned kebabs, cooked to perfection over an open flame using only the best ingredients. For a taste explosion, try our Mixed Grill Platter, Paneer tikka wrap, or Tandoori Chicken Tikka.
  
• Quality Steaks: Seared to perfection and accompanied by delectable sides, our premium quality steaks will leave you with a satisfied smile. We offer something to suit the demands of every steak enthusiast, whether they choose a soft chicken steak with BBQ sauce or a classic beef steak with brown sauce.
  
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• Vegetarian Delights: Gourmet Grillhouse offers a delightful grilling experience even for vegetarians. For those looking for a meatless option, our grilled tofu, filled bell peppers, and vegetable kebabs are full of flavor and nutrients.
  

BEYOND GRILLED CUISINE
Even though we specialize in grilling, we know that variety adds flavor to life. We provide a wide range of items on our menu to satisfy the tastes of all our guests.

• Biriyanis: With our fragrant biryanis and savory curries, you can enjoy the full-bodied flavors of Indian cooking. Every meal is made with love and authenticity, from chicken tikka masala to veggie biryani.
  
• Wraps and Burgers: Are you craving something handy? Taste our premium wraps and burgers, brimming with flavorful ingredients and fresh ingredients. We provide the ideal burger or wrap for you, regardless of your preference for plant-based foods or meat.
  
• Salads and Soups: Try one of our soups or salads to start your dinner on a cool note. Our appetizers are the ideal way to pique your hunger, and they range from a traditional Caesar salad to a filling lentil soup.
  
• Stir-fries and noodles: Indulge in a stir-fry or bowl of noodles loaded with soft meats, crunchy veggies, and flavorful sauces. Our blend of flavors in Asian-inspired cuisine will have you wanting for more.
  
• Drinks and Appetizers: Our variety of freshly squeezed juices and mojitos, created with the first-rate fruits and herbs, will assist you beat the heat. We have the proper beverage to go along with your dinner, whether or not you're a fan of a crisp mint mojito or a conventional orange juice.
  

THE GOURMET GRILLHOUSE EXPERIENCE
Gourmet Grillhouse is more than simply a restaurant; it's a destination for foodies looking for an unforgettable dining experience. Our refined yet homey atmosphere creates the ideal setting for a fun and laid-back lunch, whether you're dining with loved ones, friends, or that special someone.
AMBIENCE
Upon entering Gourmet Grillhouse, you will experience friendly service and a welcoming atmosphere. Our restaurant offers a warm ambiance where you can relax and enjoy every second, thanks to its modern décor with a hint of rustic charm.
SERVICE
Our devoted staff and culinary team are focused on making sure that every element of your dining experience is outstanding. You will receive kind greetings and careful attention from the moment you walk in, making you feel welcome.
LOCATION
Gourmet Grillhouse is well situated in Trivandrum and is easily accessible from all areas of the city. We're located in a busy neighborhood and are eager to greet you with open arms, whether you're a local or a guest from out of town.
WHY CHOOSE GOURMET GRILLHOUSE?
For our recipes, we only use the best and freshest elements to make certain that each chew is brimming with taste.

• Customization: We have a large choice of options on our menu to house diverse nutritional desires and tastes. There are many alternatives to suit your taste, no matter whether you're a meat lover, vegetarian, or vegan.
  
• Concern to Health: In addition to our good sized menu of grilled dishes, we additionally offer quite a number nutritious alternatives, consisting of clean juices, salads, and soups. We prioritize our clients' health first and work hard to deliver wholesome food with out sacrificing taste.
  
• Warm Ambience: You might also unwind and experience your dinner with pals and own family in our eating place's warm, inviting ambiance. At Gourmet Grillhouse, you will usually experience welcome whether you're eating in or taking away.
  
• The awareness on Grilled Food: Although many eating places serve grilled meals, we're specialists in it. Our chefs are masters of the grill, using methods that continually produce food that is tasty and grilled to perfection.
  
• Creative Flavors: To preserve our cuisine fascinating and particular, we're usually experimenting with exclusive flavors and components. Gourmet Grillhouse continually has some thing unusual to strive, whether it's a unique marinade for our grilled bird or a creative take on a conventional salad.
  
• Dedication to Health: We think that eating well should never come at the expense of flavor. We're dedicated to providing wholesome, delectable meals that enhance well-being without compromising flavor because of this.
  
• Local and Sustainable: We source a large number of our components from the Trivandrum region and are glad to support regional farmers and suppliers. Additionally, we place a high priority on sustainability, reducing our environmental impact whenever possible by adopting eco-friendly techniques.
  

WHY WE FOCUS ON GRILLED CUISINE?

• Lower fat content: Grilled cuisine offers numerous advantages over fried dishes. Grilling, in contrast to frying which needs huge amount of oil, signifies cooking food over open frame or hot surface, enabling excess fat to drain away. Grilled dishes produces lower fat content which makes them a better option for people monitoring their nutritional intake. By choosing grilled option from healthy restaurants, you can eat your favourite food guilt-free while knowing that you are making a healthier choice for your body.
  
• Most nutritional value: Grilling, contrary to public opinion, does not remove nutrients from food. In fact, it is precisely the opposite. Grilling food preserves most of its natural vitamins and minerals than other cooking methods which involves extensive exposure to heat or water. Grilling hold on to the intrinsic quality of ingredients, inorder to make sure that you get the most nutritional value from every bite. Gourmet Grillhouse obtains the finest products and quality kinds of meats to create dishes that are not only delicious but also nutritious.
  
• Maintaining calorie count: Grilled foods are ideal for people looking to reduce their calorie intake. Grilling helps to keep calorie count under control while maintaining flavour. While supporting your health and fitness goals, our menu features a variety of delightful grilled food that will satisfy your appetites . Whether you’re craving for luscious grilled chicken, juicy steaks, chinese food or vivid grilled vegetables, you can enjoy satisfying meals without worrying about overeating.
  

CONCLUSION
Delicious food and fun moments are what we're enthusiastic about at Gourmet Grillhouse. Come along for a unique culinary experience where each dish is prepared with love and presented with a grin. Whether you're in the mood for our extensive menu selections or the smokey richness of grilled food, we guarantee an experience that will make your heart full and your taste buds thrill. Come dine with us and see why Gourmet Grillhouse is Trivandrum's top dining destination for foodies.