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#SpoCOOL: 7vs7 2: The Due Process Click it!

Some of you might remember how a group of us took on a silly challenge last year, called 7vs7. The idea was to only live off seven ingredients for seven days. It was hell, and only one contestant made it through.

We’re nothing if not suckers for punishment, and starting next week your favorite Spokane Food Blog will host a new incarnation of the challenge. This time we will (try to) go seven days without eating processed food. Simple? When you start thinking how much out there is processed — anything canned, boxed, bottled… tofu… — it’s easier said than done. Who will win? Who will power through to the end? Lord knows, but stay tuned to this site to stay up to date!

The contestants are from blogs you probably know, and some you might not have heard of:

God help us all.

Andrew Comment 1 of 8

All I have to say is “om nom nom”

http://www.buzzfeed.com/expresident/om-nom-nom-nom

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A week without eating processed foods | Burger, Revised Comment 2 of 8

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itisisaysme Comment 3 of 8

It is on like Donkey Kong

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Mark Simonds Comment 4 of 8

I’m in too. A little late to the party, but ready to kick butt same as last time! Andrew, your goin’ down.

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Fresh - Fresher - Freshness! » Restaurant Rut Chronicles III Comment 6 of 8

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Hank Comment 7 of 8

I’m curious how you define “non-processed” foods. Are home-canned fruits and veggies allowed? What about store-bought ones? I saw Remi ate peanut butter. Did it have to be homemade or is store bought organic okay?

Sorry for the nitpicking questions. Something to do with two copies of a recessive gene and first cousin marriages or something.

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Remi Comment 8 of 8

Hank, “non-processed” is defined as anything that’s natural within reason. We decided not to allow anything canned as this competition only lasts for a week. Had it been, say, a month, home-canned stuff would probably have been allowed.

Peanut butter — fresh out of the machine is OK.

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