I don't know what cardamom is (or rather, tastes like) but yes, PB rules. More protein than whey powder for the money, a lot more calories than it but also calories are how you don't die so win win.
I can't honestly remember the taste very well either.
And yeah I love that PB is so absurdly calorie dense. I have been "eat peanutbutter out of a jar with a spoon" depressed many times and it's very good when you're that badly off, but it's also good for just throwing in the back of a car when you need to drive for twenty hours and don't want to pay gas station food prices, or for sticking in the bottom of your backpack if you're going to be in the woods for a week and want emergency food that doesn't need to cook. And it's shelf stable, especially the store brands, and lasts forever.
It's not the perfect food but it might be the perfect food.
Is pretty close - I took a bigass jar of PB and some snickers bars with me on the AP when I had a little episode and dropped out my last semester of college. Tho to be fair the hiking is the main reason I didn't get all "can I eat something, anything, else!?" and hungry when I've had enough calories.
Sometimes I have my spliff too early in the night and just mix it 50/50 with sugar and it tastes p close to cookies without the hassle of actually making them. A little problem eating is preferable to daily panic attacks and running on 3 hours of sleep tho. Which I had basically my entire adult life before Delta 8 was for some reason legal in TExas.
I don't know what cardamom is (or rather, tastes like) but yes, PB rules. More protein than whey powder for the money, a lot more calories than it but also calories are how you don't die so win win.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cardamom
I can't honestly remember the taste very well either.
And yeah I love that PB is so absurdly calorie dense. I have been "eat peanutbutter out of a jar with a spoon" depressed many times and it's very good when you're that badly off, but it's also good for just throwing in the back of a car when you need to drive for twenty hours and don't want to pay gas station food prices, or for sticking in the bottom of your backpack if you're going to be in the woods for a week and want emergency food that doesn't need to cook. And it's shelf stable, especially the store brands, and lasts forever.
It's not the perfect food but it might be the perfect food.
Is pretty close - I took a bigass jar of PB and some snickers bars with me on the AP when I had a little episode and dropped out my last semester of college. Tho to be fair the hiking is the main reason I didn't get all "can I eat something, anything, else!?" and hungry when I've had enough calories.
Sometimes I have my spliff too early in the night and just mix it 50/50 with sugar and it tastes p close to cookies without the hassle of actually making them. A little problem eating is preferable to daily panic attacks and running on 3 hours of sleep tho. Which I had basically my entire adult life before Delta 8 was for some reason legal in TExas.