Saturday @Laboratory

More experiments with food today.  I think my wife won for her salad and she didn't even know I was going to take a picture.


Santorini sunrise
Orange slices
Banana slices
Strawberries stuffed with blueberries
Date nut bread with figs and pineapple jam
Sprinkled fruit bits, cranberries and almond slices (always with the almond slices, what gives?)

Paired with Cinnamon Coffee



Cucumber salad
Cucumber (who would have guessed?)
Greek yogurt
Fresh tomatoes from our garden
Fresh dill from our garden

Paired with ice water


Pasta a'Darn (Cautionary tale)
4 day old rice pasta
Parmesan cheese
Quorn vegetable protein
Home fries
Fat free mozzarella cheese
Sweet potato puffs
Raw Carrots (this was the mistake as needed to cook these)
Chopped pecans

Paired with frozen drink

Scientists should publish experiments that fail as well to be honest.

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