Diet Coke
A few nice diet images I found:
Diet Coke
Image by brent875
I needed a Diet Coke at a Hilton hotel in Nashville.
Dew Army
Image by Dillsnufus
saving the dew
Cool Diet images
Some cool diet images:
1972 Ad, Carnation’s Slender Diet Food Program, Chocolate Canned Drink or Mix
Image by classic_film
Tagline:
"Want to lose 4 pounds fast?"
Published in Vogue magazine, August 15, 1972, Vol. 160, No. 3
Fair use/no known copyright. If you use this photo, please provide attribution credit; not for commercial use (see Creative Commons license)
Diet Roleplayer Lomo
Image by inrepose
Lomo photo scanned of Mr Green. He was the Dungeon Master in a D&D game played at my old office in Crawley, West Sussex, UK. (2003)
Nice Diet photos
Some cool diet images:
«Bambooooo is sooooo goooood!»
Image by Tambako the Jaguar
A red panda eating, you guessed what, bamboo!
Their diet actually consists in at least two third of bamboo, but they also eat fruits for example.
Picture taken in the zoo of zürich
Riot don’t diet !
Image by L’imaGiraphe (en travaux)
2008-09-Ellada861abd
Nice Diet photos
Check out these diet images:
Nahaufnahme von Erdbeer-Smoothie im Löffel. Gesunde Nahrung
Image by marcoverch
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Alkaline-Recipes-for-an-Alkaline-Diet-Oriental-Stir-Fry-with-Noodles
Image by chrisharradine
Alkaline Diet Recipes,"Quantum Alkaline Cuisine" Try Delicious, Alkaline Main Courses Like This Oriental Vegetable Stir-Fry @ www.harradinehealth.com/alkalinerecipes.html
Recovery diet. #fuckingballsurgery
Some cool diet images:
Recovery diet. #fuckingballsurgery
Image by jasonEscapist
Witchetty grub
Image by CameliaTWU
Grubs are large, white wood-eating larvae of several moths and the most important insect food of the desert, a staple in the diets of Aboriginal women and children. The word witchetty comes from Adynyamathanha wityu, "hooked stick" and vartu, "grub". The grubs feed on tissues inside the roots of River Red Gum (Eucalyptus camaldulensis) and Black Wattle trees (common name for a number of species of Acacia).
The guide got the grub out of a Black Wattle and asked for a volunteer to taste it. Indigenous Australians eat grubs either raw or lightly cooked in hot ashes as a source of proteins. Apparently the raw witchetty grub tastes like almonds and cooked it taste like fried eggs. After a few minutes of debate and encouragement, a young New Zealander decided to try. She was instructed to hold the grub above her mouth and wait for the ‘paparazzi’ (those were us, see the picture below) to take pictures before she drops the grub into her mouth and eats it. She said it was chewy and tasted like egg.
