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Hi I have found I can't eat curry Not the one from the take away I love curry from the take away! Anything you had to stop? how to be a velvet bulldoser
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Joined: 11/20/2010 Posts: 244 Location: Cornwall
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Jenni, this is completely tragic, a life without curry is incomprehensible! I would put it down to the troublesome MSG. I haven't found any food issues yet. You'll have to send your other half on a curry cookery course!
Sara
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Ooh that is a good plan richard likes cooking (and we both like eating!)  how to be a velvet bulldoser
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For me it's Chinese takeaway- as Sara says, probably the msg. Also- lots of sweets don't agree with me anymore. I'm ok with chocolate  but not lots of sugary sweets.
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Joined: 12/3/2009 Posts: 3,006 Location: Timperley
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Thank goodness it's not chocolate - a girl can't live without choccie!
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herbs with me in home cooking,i have changed to mixed spices instead or lime/lemon juice or orange extract for flavour,really nice in stir fries.
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Joined: 11/26/2010 Posts: 71 Location: London
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For me it's cheese :-(. I've always been lactose intolerant so can't manage cream/milk/ice-cream but I've managed to get away with cheese. I've really missed it but my joints tell me about it within hours of eating. What about curry paste and BBC website recipes as a (hopeful) solution?
Vicky xx
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Sadly, I am finding that chocolate does not always agree with me. 
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I haven't eaten chocolate for 20 years because of migraine. Now I can't stand the smell of it.
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Hello
I dont know what happens to one's digestive system - I know I'm an old lady (74) but use to be able to eat ANYTHING but now some foods can have funny effects; such as frozen Shepherds Pie followed by chocolate mousse which at one time presented no problems atall. Is it because sopmething vchanges within our bodies metabolism necause we have developed arthritis? It is really weird - I went to a friend's and she gave me a big portion of hotpot followed by apple crumble and I had no ill effects whatsoever. So whats going on? HELP!
Nancy Tindall (Mrs)
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Joined: 2/18/2010 Posts: 1,098 Location: farningham kent
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Morning Nancy Just to say hello and welcome to the forum, its good you have joined us as you will always get advice and understanding that you will not find anywhere else ! I m sorry but I don t know the answer why some foods don t always agree with us, another mystery of life  Best wishes Julia x
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Joined: 12/4/2009 Posts: 64 Location: Southampton
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Hi it is cheese for me as well.
Used to love cheese but now have to be very careful; I cannot eat any of the english hard cheeses at all.
As for spices - I am afraid I am one of those people who cannot tolerate indian foods as even the mildest of sauces and spices reacts - always been the same.
I love italian, moroccan, turkish, greek anything like that; some chinese reacts as well but I think that is due to the salt content.
Caroline
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