At some point I will remember I'm lactose intolerant.

[cathyw]

I'm not completely lactose-intolerant. I can handle small doses of lactose.

I cannot handle "nutella milkshake from Steak-N-Shake" doses of lactose.

All the same I cannot regret having the milkshake.

Comments

[aerialiste]

You made the right choice.

[nellerie]

I always feel like every lactose intolerant person is like.... nah I'll just eat milk products anyway. Kudos on you! :D

[treefrogie84]

that sounds... yeah.

terrible for you, but i want it

[anonprecious]

Although I'm not Lactose intolerant, I totally get you.
But that shake sounds like something very sweet and fat. I don't know if I would be up for it (says the woman who had oven cheese with lots of baguette for dinner).

[cathyw]

"oven cheese with lots of baguette" sounds like a very good dinner indeed.

[jamethiel]

Man, lactose intolerance is so hard to remember! Cheese is so delicious and my willpower is weak

[cathyw]

Cheese is usually okay unless I've really overdone it! (I will probably need to avoid it for a few days.) But I think cheese would be the point where I made the conscious decision that, no, I will put up with the side effects.

[jamethiel]

I spent ten years being severely lactose intolerant after contracting giardia and there were days I went "You know what? Stuff it, I'll stay home, I want this cheese/bowl of icecream"

(I went to an allergist and he helped me become tolerant-ish again. It's great. Now it only happens if I decide "no, I want that cheese AND that creamy pasta AND maybe a dairy-based dessert.")

[lizbee]

As a lactose and gluten intolerant person who is known to scoff a cheesey bagel and damn the consequences: this.

[sillimarilli]

Oh! Thank you for the reminder! *digs around for lactaid and continues to eat grilled cheese for lunch*