If someone pre-cuts the turkey and separates the light meat from the dark meat and tells you that they also took out the tryptophan, one of the 3 isn't true.
I don't think that anyone has told me they took out the tryptophan. It is important to take out that weird sack that's in the turkey filled with grossness though :).
Mmm. Tryptophan. Tasty. You know what's really gross? My grandma actually eats the stuff in that packet of nastiness. She eats the heart, the liver and something else disgusting. :-\
Anonymous said…
I think tryptophan is overrated. I cant even induce fatigue on me with sleeping pills.
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