melt it down extract the flavor and vape it..........is that the newb in me talking?
Atkins? Yeah, this would probably be okay for the Atkins diet. I'm not on that (or any) diet so ... yeah. I think you'd need a band saw to cut this thing.
Yikes! That stuff is nothing but poison, seriously folks. Take a good long look at your food labels ~ they're loaded with chemicals. Call me crazy (my kids do, lol) but it's time to take back control of our temples and feed them with "real" food.
There is nothing wrong with eating these things.![]()
I dont eat that crap ergo I'm not fat,so I resent the ''we'' in the op thread title![]()
Some things we found last year while shopping in the US
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There is nothing wrong with eating these things.![]()
190 calories. Hahahaha. I think that kind of stuff is so deceptive. They know that people are only going to glance at it and think "Oh man- that's better than I thought!" and proceed to wolf the thing down, not knowing that it's probably about half of (what should be...) their daily caloric intake.
melt it down extract the flavor and VAPE it..........is that the newb in me talking?
No, no "official" diet for me. Just try to hit 3Kcal/day. Carb, protein, fibre, it all goes in.
Apropos of nothing, I was in a gas station over the weekend and saw this monstrosity. I had to buy it, because I thought that it represented exactly why we have such an obesity problem these days.
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Half. Pound. Peanut butter cup.
I don't even know how I'd go about eating this, never mind whether I will or not.
The ridiculous thing? The nutritional information on the back shows that it's 190 calories ... per 1/6th of thecupmug. Why 1/6th? How do you even divide this thing up into sixths? Slice it like a cake? Why do they insist on showing calorie count for an impractical portion of the whole?
chocolate + peanut butter = my kryptonite.
Good lord. I want this. In my mouth. Right. Now.
Random bit of trivia I read in a book somewhere: Evolutionarily, we're adapted to the world of roughly 50,000 years ago. We enjoy fat and sweets so much because our bodies are from a world in which they're scarce. Back then, it made survival sense to scarf such energy-rich foods whenever we came across them, so our brains wired themselves to reward us whenever we ate them. Nowadays, it's detrimental because they're so easily accessible.
Oh, yes. It was "This Is Your Brain On Music" by Daniel J. Levitin, PhD. Very interesting read about the neuroscientific aspects of why music has such a strong effect on us.
Srsly, folks, this is so far beyond the pale that I don't even know what to say. I'm not a big guy by any stretch, and I do my best to eat healthy and stay active, but it's really a conscious effort to do so. It's expensive, and time-consuming. Not just to prepare, but even just to find things that aren't packed with garbage.
It's really sad that there's so much money being spent on campaigns telling you to eat better, when there's absolutely no drive to make healthy food more accessible. Over half my grocery bills every month go towards produce, and that's with me trying to cut my losses and eat healthy *most* of the time. I'm seriously considering converting half my back yard into a vegetable garden.
I'm just hoping I can avoid the mid-30s waistline expansion that has claimed my male forebears. I really don't want to see what an extra 75 pounds on my frame looks like. Unless of course, it's coupled with the ability to bench-press a Buick.
Bah!!! You only live once, might as well enjoy it.
A lot of times diet and lo-fat food can end up being less healthy for you than the extra calories. I doubt many people tried a diet soda for the first time and went "Oh thats good! Same goes with lo-fat milk and cheese....theres a reason why it tastes like crap.
Sooo true!
as long as you eat/drink in moderation, you can have anything...
I've never once heard:
"Oh nice, Aspartame! This is way healthier than regular soda!"
or
"Low fat cheese, why yes i like the taste of cardboard!"