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Send me the money, I have 3 children and my unemployed wife to feed 😭😅
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@Da_Fischi Do you also use it for the divorce?
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@DonkeyInvestor No, just don't, I'm glad to have found someone who can put up with me 😂
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@Da_Fischi Rice works well with the diet. Then add vegetables on feast days, but not too much
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@Da_Fischi then you are happier than any money in the world could make you
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@DonkeyInvestor I didn't say I was unhappy either, just hungry 🤣
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@Da_Fischi then rice!
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@GoDividend far too expensive, the little ones mainly get chickpeas at the moment.
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@Da_Fischi @GoDividend can still learn something
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@DonkeyInvestor Rice is generally cheaper than chickpeas.
Purchase: Rice (from approx. €1.50/kg) is generally cheaper than dried chickpeas (from approx. €3.00/kg).
Energy: Rice only needs about 15-20 minutes to cook. Chickpeas need 60-90 minutes, which multiplies the electricity/gas costs.
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@GoDividend Yes, but you are ignoring satiety:
Rice = 130kcal per 100g -> approx. 2-4h full,
Chickpeas = 164kcal per 100g -> typical satiety approx. 4-7h

Conclusion: 300g chickpeas are as filling as 500-700g rice.
Further advantages of chickpeas:
- significantly more protein
- much more fiber
- lower rise in blood sugar
- slower digestion
Sometimes we really let it rip and have chickpeas with rice, but only when I've got vacation or Christmas money 😅
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