I wish I could but my teeth are far too sensitive ever since about 10 years ago when I was under so much stress with work and working every weekend that I ground down all my teeth flat. Boo! Fun fact indeed, christine.
I've read that fact before elsewhere and now I'm kind of glad I nso rarely do ice anyway!
When I saw the title of this post Christine, I thought you were doing a post on the drug ICE! The most dangerous drug of modern times. But your post is about ice cubes, a much more pleasant item. I love chewing the ice in my drink, a little too noisily a times. Peggy xxxx
Kathy I do have this inherited Thalassemia Minor trait which prevents me from absorbing my full amount of iron. Supplements don't help. A lot of people live with this trait, it is not uncommon.
to eyes it looks really attractive that one can want to have it immediately but if i drink it it hurts my throat so bad ,hope its not same with you dear
No! Never. The mold and bacteria is off the charts. No ice cubes out, I bring my own bottled water, always. And having worked in kitchens, I can tell you the amount of mold and bacteria - gross. No thanks. Big fat PASS.
PS: I don't eat out at all now. But when I did, I had my own water. I bring my own to Barnes cafe as well.
I wish I could but my teeth are far too sensitive ever since about 10 years ago when I was under so much stress with work and working every weekend that I ground down all my teeth flat. Boo! Fun fact indeed, christine.
ReplyDeleteI've read that fact before elsewhere and now I'm kind of glad I nso rarely do ice anyway!
Hmmm... not too much. I love shave ice though. LOL
ReplyDeleteI am usually not such an ice fan, but just now I love putting an ice bag on my knee, it feels soooooooooooooooo good! Hugs, Valerie
ReplyDeletePrefer to chew on the slices of fruit. Not really an ice person.
ReplyDeleteWhen I saw the title of this post Christine, I thought you were doing a post on the drug ICE! The most dangerous drug of modern times.
ReplyDeleteBut your post is about ice cubes, a much more pleasant item.
I love chewing the ice in my drink, a little too noisily a times.
Peggy xxxx
Oops Peggy sorry about that!
DeleteEwww about the dirty ice, but I love my ice at home.
ReplyDeleteoh my ,,, thats not good!!!
ReplyDeleteSo great to hear from you Laurie!
DeleteEEeeeeewwwwwww! Mind you, we don't eat in fast food places!
ReplyDeleteI'll believe it when that kid makes ice cubes from his toilet and wants to drink a soda with it.
ReplyDeleteYUK! Did you know that eating ice can be a sign of anemia? As long as I keep my iron levels up I have no desire to eat ice (unless it's shaved).
ReplyDeleteKathy I do have this inherited Thalassemia Minor trait which prevents me from absorbing my full amount of iron. Supplements don't help. A lot of people live with this trait, it is not uncommon.
ReplyDeleteBlahhhh! makes you think doesn't it!
ReplyDeleteI'm always eating ice from drinks. Sign of anemia? Need to see about it now, I guess.
ReplyDeleteNo .. I just like creamy ice...lol!
ReplyDeleteOh no! That's horrible! I don't eat the ice, but it is in my drinks and that can't be good when it melts...
ReplyDeleteEwww! That's not a fun fact at all about the ice :)
ReplyDeleteSometimes I like chewing on ice, especially when it's crushed.
Oh...not me. unless they are soaked with a good margarita taste, lol.
ReplyDeleteI don't get why people are so surprised about how clean toilet water is. Have they not heard of the sewage system that filters it incredibly well?
ReplyDeleteyou make a good point Mark, maybe toilet water isn't so bad!
Deleteto eyes it looks really attractive that one can want to have it immediately but if i drink it it hurts my throat so bad ,hope its not same with you dear
ReplyDeleteNo! Never. The mold and bacteria is off the charts. No ice cubes out, I bring my own bottled water, always. And having worked in kitchens, I can tell you the amount of mold and bacteria - gross. No thanks. Big fat PASS.
ReplyDeletePS: I don't eat out at all now. But when I did, I had my own water. I bring my own to Barnes cafe as well.