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Re: Any good placenta recipes?

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  1. Wild Monkshood said:
    edonline said:

    Just in case Tom & Katie stop by for dinner after having the "baby".

    I used to use that brand of shampoo that was made with human placenta.
    I wish I could remember the brand name. I haven't seen it in a long
    time. I suppose they no longer make it....

    Wild Monkshood

    Placenta, aka afterbirth, is very versatile. It's got a million uses.
    It's also like turkey after Thanksgiving. You save it in the fridge
    and make sandwiches for a week.....

  2. "Bay B. Shower" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:
    Wild Monkshood said:
    edonline said:

    Just in case Tom & Katie stop by for dinner after having the "baby".

    I used to use that brand of shampoo that was made with human placenta.
    I wish I could remember the brand name. I haven't seen it in a long
    time. I suppose they no longer make it....

    Wild Monkshood

    Placenta, aka afterbirth, is very versatile. It's got a million uses.
    It's also like turkey after Thanksgiving. You save it in the fridge
    and make sandwiches for a week.....

    Mmm... Big, juicy placenta with some mayo and mustard slapped between a
    couple pieces of bread...
    Wait... That's just gross.

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    "Bay B. Shower" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:
    Wild Monkshood said:

    edonline wrote:

    > Just in case Tom & Katie stop by for dinner after having the "baby".

    I used to use that brand of shampoo that was made with human placenta.
    I wish I could remember the brand name. I haven't seen it in a long
    time. I suppose they no longer make it....

    Wild Monkshood

    Placenta, aka afterbirth, is very versatile. It's got a million uses.
    It's also like turkey after Thanksgiving. You save it in the fridge
    and make sandwiches for a week.....

    Mmm... Big, juicy placenta with some mayo and mustard slapped between a
    couple pieces of bread...
    Wait... That's just gross.

    Eat the baby -- raise the placenta. You don't have to save for college that
    way.
    --
    Lefty

    Life is for learning
    The worst I ever had was wonderful

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  4. Bay B. Shower said:
    Wild Monkshood said:


    edonline said:

    Just in case Tom & Katie stop by for dinner after having the "baby".

    I used to use that brand of shampoo that was made with human placenta.
    I wish I could remember the brand name. I haven't seen it in a long
    time. I suppose they no longer make it....

    Wild Monkshood

    Placenta, aka afterbirth, is very versatile. It's got a million uses.
    It's also like turkey after Thanksgiving. You save it in the fridge
    and make sandwiches for a week.....

    Ugh, it's the equivalant of putting piling a bunch of Fruit Roll-Ups
    together and putting them in the freezer for a while and then biting
    into them....... WITH THE WAXY PAPER STILL ON!

  5. xkatx said:

    "Bay B. Shower" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:
    Wild Monkshood said:


    edonline wrote:

    >Just in case Tom & Katie stop by for dinner after having the "baby".

    I used to use that brand of shampoo that was made with human placenta.
    I wish I could remember the brand name. I haven't seen it in a long
    time. I suppose they no longer make it....

    Wild Monkshood

    Placenta, aka afterbirth, is very versatile. It's got a million uses.
    It's also like turkey after Thanksgiving. You save it in the fridge
    and make sandwiches for a week.....

    Mmm... Big, juicy placenta with some mayo and mustard slapped between a
    couple pieces of bread...
    Wait... That's just gross.

    OH, SICK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Sick, sick, sick.

    They put mayo on (((everything))) far too often! :-D

  6. "xkatx" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    "Bay B. Shower" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:
    Wild Monkshood said:

    edonline wrote:

    > Just in case Tom & Katie stop by for dinner after having the "baby".

    I used to use that brand of shampoo that was made with human placenta.
    I wish I could remember the brand name. I haven't seen it in a long
    time. I suppose they no longer make it....

    Wild Monkshood

    Placenta, aka afterbirth, is very versatile. It's got a million uses.
    It's also like turkey after Thanksgiving. You save it in the fridge
    and make sandwiches for a week.....

    Mmm... Big, juicy placenta with some mayo and mustard slapped between a
    couple pieces of bread...
    Wait... That's just gross.

    Two all placenta patties
    Special sauce
    Lettuce
    cheese
    onion
    on a sesame seed bun.

  7. Tom C said:

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    "Bay B. Shower" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Wild Monkshood <[email hidden]> wrote:

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    >edonline wrote:
    >
    >
    >>Just in case Tom & Katie stop by for dinner after having the "baby".
    >
    >I used to use that brand of shampoo that was made with human placenta.
    >I wish I could remember the brand name. I haven't seen it in a long
    >time. I suppose they no longer make it....
    >
    >Wild Monkshood

    Placenta, aka afterbirth, is very versatile. It's got a million uses.
    It's also like turkey after Thanksgiving. You save it in the fridge
    and make sandwiches for a week.....

    Mmm... Big, juicy placenta with some mayo and mustard slapped between a
    couple pieces of bread...
    Wait... That's just gross.

    Two all placenta patties
    Special sauce
    Lettuce
    cheese
    onion
    on a sesame seed bun.


    okay.... as long as you don't drink milk with it. Now THAT'S disgusting...

  8. From: Tom C

    Two all placenta patties
    Special sauce
    Lettuce
    cheese
    onion
    on a sesame seed bun.
    <<<<<<<<<<

    Have it your way!

  9. It sounds gross to me, but I lot of people do eat it, you know. They
    say it is good for you and that it prevents PPD. I remember reading in
    the Compleat Mother about somewhere you can send it and they will
    dehydrate it, powder it, and put it in capsules for you---that would be
    a palatable way to consume it, if that's your thing. I also used to
    have an absolutely hysterical teleplay about a couple who made theirs
    into pate and fed it to their guests . . .

    Leslie

  10. Leslie said:

    It sounds gross to me, but I lot of people do eat it, you know. They
    say it is good for you and that it prevents PPD. I remember reading in
    the Compleat Mother about somewhere you can send it and they will
    dehydrate it, powder it, and put it in capsules for you---that would be
    a palatable way to consume it, if that's your thing.

    Yes - there are reputed to be benefits *for the mother*! What's
    Ooze's excuse?

    Quoted message said:

    I also used to
    have an absolutely hysterical teleplay about a couple who made theirs
    into pate and fed it to their guests . . .

    Leslie

  11. in article [email hidden], Leslie at
    [email hidden] wrote on 4/19/06 5:27 AM:

    Quoted message said:

    It sounds gross to me, but I lot of people do eat it, you know. They
    say it is good for you and that it prevents PPD.

    Then why exactly is the father eating it?

    I remember reading in

    Quoted message said:

    the Compleat Mother about somewhere you can send it and they will
    dehydrate it, powder it, and put it in capsules for you---that would be
    a palatable way to consume it, if that's your thing. I also used to
    have an absolutely hysterical teleplay about a couple who made theirs
    into pate and fed it to their guests . . .

    Leslie

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