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... they go out for "Sushi" with their friends and special order rolls made without rice to go with their sashimi. And they bring their own coconut aminos.

... they bring a tupperware container to the gym for their post workout snack.
... they specifically tell their waiter they want their meat dry grilled with no butter, no oil and no seasoning.
... they have 10 cans of coconut milk in their shopping cart at TJ's.
... they go to a restaurant and ask for a salad with no cheese, no dressing, no croutons, and no candied pecans. And they brought their own dressing.
OK people lets have some fun. What else can you come up with?

... they go out for "Sushi" with their friends and special order rolls made without rice to go with their sashimi. And they bring their own coconut aminos.

... they bring a tupperware container to the gym for their post workout snack.
... they specifically tell their waiter they want their meat dry grilled with no butter, no oil and no seasoning.
... they have 10 cans of coconut milk in their shopping cart at TJ's.
... they go to a restaurant and ask for a salad with no cheese, no dressing, no croutons, and no candied pecans. And they brought their own dressing.
OK people lets have some fun. What else can you come up with?

... they go out for "Sushi" with their friends and special order rolls made without rice to go with their sashimi. And they bring their own coconut aminos.

... they are being criticized for eating Paleo and just want to say "Well at least I'm not a vegan. Those people are nuts..."

...they own two shirts (in different colors) that say "meat and veggies are my bread and butter".

... in one day, and multiple times a week.

...they own two shirts (in different colors) that say "meat and veggies are my bread and butter".

... they are visibly disappointed to learn the pre-cooked shrimp at their grocery store seafood counter contains sodium tripolyphosphate.
... they get excited when they find grass-fed beef on sale.
... they read through at least a dozen labels of herbal tea before deciding on one that is "clean" and worthy of purchase.
... they have no problem paying $5 for a dozen pastured eggs.

... they are being criticized for eating Paleo and just want to say "Well at least I'm not a vegan. Those people are nuts..."

... in one day, and multiple times a week.

...they own two shirts (in different colors) that say "meat and veggies are my bread and butter".

... they bring a tupperware container to the gym for their post workout snack.
... they specifically tell their waiter they want their meat dry grilled with no butter, no oil and no seasoning.
... they have 10 cans of coconut milk in their shopping cart at TJ's.
... they go to a restaurant and ask for a salad with no cheese, no dressing, no croutons, and no candied pecans. And they brought their own dressing.
OK people lets have some fun. What else can you come up with?

... they are visibly disappointed to learn the pre-cooked shrimp at their grocery store seafood counter contains sodium tripolyphosphate.
... they get excited when they find grass-fed beef on sale.
... they read through at least a dozen labels of herbal tea before deciding on one that is "clean" and worthy of purchase.
... they have no problem paying $5 for a dozen pastured eggs.

And on Day 31 after making a sandwich for your 4 year old, you pause and look longingly at the PB on your finger before deciding it's not worth it, so you just wash your hands.
I was tempted but if I'm going to off road it's not going to be licking peanut butter off my finger. Lesson learned after my first Whole30 earlier this year...

FYI - I have shrimp from TJ's that is compliant. Of course I don't know that the additive is specifically non-compliant, it just sounded gross and unnecessary so I took a pass.
You know someone is doing a Whole30 when...
...they feel guilty for eating a Larabar because it's "processed".
...they know not to buy roasted cashews at TJ's because they contain rice bran oil. (Seriously - what's up with that?)

... in one day, and multiple times a week.

... they are visibly disappointed to learn the pre-cooked shrimp at their grocery store seafood counter contains sodium tripolyphosphate.
... they get excited when they find grass-fed beef on sale.
... they read through at least a dozen labels of herbal tea before deciding on one that is "clean" and worthy of purchase.
... they have no problem paying $5 for a dozen pastured eggs.

... they bring a tupperware container to the gym for their post workout snack.
... they specifically tell their waiter they want their meat dry grilled with no butter, no oil and no seasoning.
... they have 10 cans of coconut milk in their shopping cart at TJ's.
... they go to a restaurant and ask for a salad with no cheese, no dressing, no croutons, and no candied pecans. And they brought their own dressing.
OK people lets have some fun. What else can you come up with?

And on Day 31 after making a sandwich for your 4 year old, you pause and look longingly at the PB on your finger before deciding it's not worth it, so you just wash your hands.
I was tempted but if I'm going to off road it's not going to be licking peanut butter off my finger. Lesson learned after my first Whole30 earlier this year...

... in one day, and multiple times a week.

... they are being criticized for eating Paleo and just want to say "Well at least I'm not a vegan. Those people are nuts..."

... they are visibly disappointed to learn the pre-cooked shrimp at their grocery store seafood counter contains sodium tripolyphosphate.
... they get excited when they find grass-fed beef on sale.
... they read through at least a dozen labels of herbal tea before deciding on one that is "clean" and worthy of purchase.
... they have no problem paying $5 for a dozen pastured eggs.

And on Day 31 after making a sandwich for your 4 year old, you pause and look longingly at the PB on your finger before deciding it's not worth it, so you just wash your hands.
I was tempted but if I'm going to off road it's not going to be licking peanut butter off my finger. Lesson learned after my first Whole30 earlier this year...