Here’s a link to an article I read during April, Picking Your Nose and Eating It May be Good for You I couldn’t believe this, but it turns out that a Saskatchewan associate professor says this may be a way nature intended for you to boost your immune system. Just thought I would share this with you. Some of the comments are revealing to say the least. It appears that mother may have been wrong when she told us not to do this, but I cannot think of anything more unpleasant that seeing people picking their noses all over the place and then eating it. Yuk. If anyone follows this please do it in private. Looking for pictures, there were some horrifying ones, grosses me out.
This drink was recommended for Cinco do Mayo which was yesterday so I’m a bit late, however, I didn’t get the recipe til yesterday either. I like Margaritas, not sure about the chili part though.
Mango Margarita
Contributed by David YanSERVINGS:Makes 1 drink
At the Casa Noble estate, bartender David Yan created this margarita to showcase the property's own tequila. He coats the rim of the glass with citrusy Tajin-brand chile powder, but any powdered chile will give the drink a fun kick.
- 1 lime wedge
- 3 ounces silver tequila
- 1 small mango—peeled, pitted and coarsely chopped (3 ounces)
- 1 1/2 ounces fresh lime juice
- 1 tablespoon chile powder, such as Tajin (see Note)
- 2 ounces orange liqueur
- 1 1/2 ounces agave nectar
- 3 ounces grapefruit soda
- 1 cup of ice
- Spread the chile powder in a dish. Moisten the rim of a margarita glass with the lime wedge; dip the rim in the chile powder to coat. In a blender, puree the mango. Add the remaining ingredients and blend until smooth. Pour into the glass and serve.
Have a great day.
Gosh booking my blog would cost me a small fortune!
ReplyDeleteWhat $7 every 6 months? Doesn't seem like a fortune to me. It's cost me about $100 since 2007
DeleteI am sorry if I don't follow your recipe about picking the nose and eating, even if they say it would help me. I think I'll rather have plenty of natural juices for the immune system.
ReplyDeleteI don't have anything to back up my blog, but so far I am not worried about it going away.
Today I'll send you the recipe for the soy yogurt but I must warn you, you have to fix your own milk soy. :)
Not my recipe Al, sounds pretty awful to me.
DeleteI don't think Stephen Tremp was worried about his blog going away either, but it still did. He lost all his blogs in the process including those he had scheduled for A to Z.
Thanks Al, will look forward to getting the recipe.
Intereting, never worried about it because everything is supposed to be forever on the internet.
ReplyDeletePicking you nose, now that's not a subject I ever thought I would read on here, but I'm thinking that immunity thing would benefit the youngsters -- just can't imagine an adult . . . awful!
Anything Mango - hmmm!
Not if Google decide to drop you for some reason.
DeleteIt is a pretty horrible concept isn't it?
Yes, love mango.
I back up my blog every couple of weeks, just in case. Poor Stephen went through hell trying to get his set up again.
ReplyDeletePrecisely, in fact I was recommending back up to a friend in Oz and told her about my off site backup.
DeleteNot buying the nose thing.
ReplyDeleteI back up every week. And I never write a post in Blogger - always in Word first.
I don't write directly in Blogger either I use Live Writer which, I am having problems with at the moment.
DeleteYeah, watching nose pickers all over the lace would ick me out too!
ReplyDeleteBut there you are, there's science behind it LOL
DeleteIm gagging just thinking about that nose thing.
ReplyDeleteI know, grosses you out.
ReplyDeleteI hadn't heard of Blog2Print before. That's not a bad idea. I do, however, have to draw the line at recycling snot.
ReplyDeleteI find it very useful.
DeleteNot really surprised.