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The only healthy choices in that article are for HOME MADE 😊 Look @fredwiggy You had a discussion with regard to sugar free granola the other day and you produced a couple of options laced with additives. It seem alcohol sugars are a healthy addition to your diet. Americans are used to having crap added to their food. Unadulterated food is considered premium. I was appalled at the quality of the food in the supermarkets. Anyway, let's leave it there, as the subject is about THAILAND. What kind of person suggests trying NY style pizza in Thailand as a healthy option, along with the other, frankly bizarre suggestions?

You often write nonsense.

It's a crap style. Junk food in my opinion. Canned tomatoes, sugar in everything. It's crap. I had serious indigestion after my USA trips. You are obviously used to eating that rubbish.

You eat food from 7-11. No one should take you seriously when it comes to the discussion of healthy food.

We done this before.....you are writing nonsense. We've also gone through ingredients listing with things that you claimed were healthy. You don't have a clue...

Are you trying to gaslight me?! It was you who told people to try New York style pizza. Now you are claiming that you didn't say anything about pizza 🤣 NY style pizza is junk food. Did someone hack your account and write that for you? Shrimp scampi? Deep fried is healthy? Lasagne? What is healthy in your home made product? We already covered your fantasy regarding cheeseburgers. All just quite weird.

" New York-style pizza has more ingredients than a traditional Neapolitan pizza. Sugar and olive oil are usually added to high-gluten bread flour, yeast, and water to create the dough, which is hand-tossed. Some people say the unique flavor and texture of the crust occurs because of the minerals that are only found in NYC’s tap water. The heavily-seasoned cooked tomato sauce is typically made of olive oil, canned tomatoes, garlic, sugar, salt, and herbs like oregano, basil, and crushed red pepper, as opposed to the simple Neapolitan sauce, made from uncooked crushed tomatoes and salt. The cheese is always grated low-moisture mozzarella, not the fresh slices you'll find on Neapolitan-style pizza" https://www.thespruceeats.com/what-is-new-york-style-pizza-2708764

We aren't discussing home made. @fredwiggy told people to try those foods because they were "healthy" Ridiculous.

Please stop. Anyone who claims to be an expert here almost immediately falls flat on their face. Don't do it. is what you wrote. Now every single reply of yours is a modification of the previous statement. You wrote that people should try those things. There were no caveats. Now all of a sudden you are writing about other cheeses. Which 'other cheeses' go into a NY style pizza? No, a good burger joint does not use lean beef. That's just more of you making it up as you go along. Healthy homemade buns made with with Low GI wholewheat flour? I don't believe it. You whole statement was just nonsensical. Which is why you have to modify is each time. The DO NOT use fresh mozzarella on NY style pizza. Perhaps you should take a closer look at the ingredients of the 'cheese' they use.

Should be against the law to buy pizza on Walking Street. What were you thinking?

What are you talking? No one suggested comparing with other pizza and even if you did, it would come off poorly. Neapolitan pizza would be far more healthy, as you can have fresh mozzarella/fior di latte as opposed to plastic cheese. Just fabricated nonsense. https://michaelkummer.com/is-pizza-healthy/

😊 No. The cheese they put on NY style pizza is not healthy. Can you point to anything that states that it is? You're whole assertion is quite ridiculous. Who make cheeseburgers with lean beef? More nonsense 😊 Good bun? Now you really are being silly. You should stop. Healthy means just that. Beneficial. Texas BBQ is not just beef is it? But now you must not use too much BBQ sauce 😊 Sorry but American plastic cheese is not healthy. You are writing pure nonsense.

Can you break it down, explaining to me what makes New York style pizza healthy food...or in fact any of what you have mentioned other than the swordfish?

https://www.rayagrocery.com/collections/fruit Show us yours 😊

Obviously not 100% correct then. 2003 is not 2005. Apart from that, remember that these are just brand names we are discussing. I mentioned Carnation earlier. Totally different product under CP.

2005 methinks. More upheaval on the horizon: https://en.edairynews.com/milk-sale-fonterra-cheeses-dairy-industry/

I guessed that you would write via courier 😊 Courier has to bank the COD cash to Lazada's account. If a refund has to be made, how would the courier receive it and who should pay the courier for their time and trouble of obtaining and delivering cash to you? You have to be reasonable if you want cooperation. Provide someone else's bank details and provide a note authorising them to transfer there if necessary. Maybe to your juristic office bank account to cover bills/maintenance.

Accounts aren't deleted. You've made five posts in total. Move on. Forget about it. Don't make a nuisance of yourself.

Whose website? Where is your source? Is it normal to copy and paste any old nonsense and claim it as fact? "KCG" is the big giveaway 😊

I guessed the reason was your refusal to provide them with the requisite details. How exactly do you envisage them providing you with a cash refund? If you cannot come up with a practical and sensible answer, then how can you expect them to solve your issue? Give them your local bank account details or provide those of a friend, in so they can expedite the refund.

https://www.mainland.co.nz/products/cheeses.html https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mainland_(cheese)

Have you tried this one? https://www.marmite.co.uk/p/marmite-xo-yeast-extract-extra-old-250g.html/00000059082279

That's what I did, but with Shopee. Just gave her the sign in details. I perhaps did not have a local bank account at the time, so the money was just sitting there. Lazada refunds I did myself, once I had a bank account, without bothering with the Wallet. So I don't understand how it is possible for you to fail. If the refunds are for cash/debit/credit cards that you've spent, then it's straightforward. If they include any reused credit from an activated Wallet, the reused credit is no longer cash, but stays as credit. Only first time utilised payments are refundable as cash.

I think you'll find it is not. Not just that, but the products you buy in Thailand aren't necessarily the products you might find in Australia.

They wrote "Mainland". Do Mainland make and sell Stilton cheese?