German food good.

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What a lovely scene 🥰

Bavarian cornucopia

The bread in the back and the fruit dumplings on the left are from a wood oven. So good.

the sticky smell of burnt wood is the ultimate flavour enhancer

in the Book of Jubilees in numerous places it talks about how the burnt offerings need to use special kinds of wood, it lists a number of them, all of them well known for imparting extra something to food (personally i think the offerings were to actual physical visitors called angels and that the angels like good barbecue).

german food yummmy

I like the canisters also

Got some more raw milk. Fixing to make some French toast with it and serve it with the strawberries. 🍓

Sounds gorgeous.

It is gorgeous.

One of my favourite also

Your German food looks so much more natural than most American food that is so processed and packaged. I don't think most Americans have any idea what real food looks like in its natural state.

As an American that shit on the far left looks delicious af

The fruit dumplings? It's yeast dough with chunks of fruit rolled in.

Yum

2000 years of cultural culinary momentum before the Industrial Revolution has helped parts of Europe to keep from doing what we did in the states.

The flour used is so different, too.

I had to buy flour from King Arthur online, when we lived in the States, to keep from getting ill.

USDA developed gluten proteins, which hit and dominated the market in the 70s, are toxic, hard to digest, and terribly hard proteins that don't form soft, stringy glue, but rather, are extremely hard, more suited to industrialised bread making

they are also, not coincidentally, a lot more allergenic and foreign to human immune systems

I'd eat one sandwich and be constipated for a week. 😂

That's when I tought myself to bake 🍞 and 🍕.

yeah, that is bad... but wait until you hear about dextrins... that one is gonna bake your noodle

let's just say that i have suffered essentially a chronic toothache for the last 10 years because of this chemically processed starch, like someone else described it "as bad as MSG but without the bad press"

Oh, just looked it up. Why do they do stuff like that?

Starch is already starchy. Don't need to make hyperstarch.

turns it into pure diabetes

combine maltodextrins with sucralose and acesulfame and aspartame and you have an epidemic of glucose metabolic dysregulation and a perfect launching point for ozempic, and then the cure to ozempic face next, and later, the mRNA anti-cancer jab

I can't eat stuff like that because it makes me drowsy and nauseous.

I have to eat really well, or I get ill.

i never figured out the connection until i got such bad tooth pain i was forced to investigate

meanwhile it ruined my vision, wrecked my memory and sapped me of strength, all of which i didn't piece together until late last year

I'm so sensitive to bad food that my husband says it's a never-ending episode of "The Princess and the Pea".

yeah i can relate to being accused of hypochondria funny enough

yet the evidence keeps piling up that i'm one of these poor bastards who is just fucked up enough by the frankenfood to be useless but not killed by it

the years that have passed while i was in a constant state of disarray... basically the last 35 years or so

I tell him I've just been left behind by evolution. 😂

The industrialized stuff people can digest just fascinates me. It's barely even food, anymore.

yeah, 2015 i started to suspect i was a throwback also

Asians eat msg like crazy and they are ok

This is something many Americans still don’t understand.

The industrialized food systems are poisonous.

We got nearly everything delivered, when we were there, or went to farmers' markets.

Then the quality was the same as in Germany. But the normal supermarkts were a trial.

The Misses ground up some spelt this morning and I made some flatbread. I am slowly adding grains to my gardening; it’s more for education and resilience than efficiency. It’s good to know what grows in my area and it’s nice to be able to roughly calculate yields if there’s ever some hiccup in the supply chain. Try some small experiments and learn, it’s addictive.

I want to try potatoes, next, actually. We love potatoes.

Spelt is so good...

Germans are crazy about spelt because of St. Hildegard von Bingen.

We’re doing the same. Amaranth.

I think the biggest problem with American grains is the glyphosate sprayed on it to ripen it all at the same time and to dry it out. It messes up people's guts.

I think it’s more.

We are Stone Age cavemen when it comes to understanding the microbiome, soil health, and the cyclic systems of creation.

Actually scratch that. Men from the past who lived in caves knew more about this than we do.

Example: Ivermectin is a molecularly isolated form of a soil bacteria. These are the kinds of things we kill with industrial farming techniques

It certainly does a ton of damage. But the gluten in wheat/rhy/barley literally atrophies all the villi off your gut walls, leaving smooth scar tissue, lowering your nutrient absorption rate from 98% to 3, 2, and 1%. And one wonders why people develop autoimmune diseases, white hair, thin skin and nails and all the rest.

Yes. And all that happens because we destroy the generational microbiome which digests those grains in the west. The people who blame it on the grains are also missing the bigger picture.

The glyphosate destroys the gut biome including the Ackermansia that causes a thick mucus covering of the gut wall exposing it to damage and causing a leaky gut. The glyphosate allows the gluten to cause more damage. They are both important, but together they are so much worse than either alone.

We call that Goyslop

Real food, this is the way.