I don't eat sweets at all or really want to but man oh man do I love me a peanut butter cup from time to time..my one weakness lol..that half pound thing is just ridiculous..
This is why we're fat.
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In the end, everyone is different, our bodies all work differently. Some people, like me, have very active metabolisms and struggle to put weight on, some folks are the polar opposite. Do what works for you! Indulging in a ridonculous giant peanut butter cup on occasion? Have at 'er! One isn't gonna kill you, not by a long shot.
I'd mash it up into a tub of ice cream and cover it in maple syrup
I lol'ed.
That's something even i wouldn't attempt. way beyond my personal boundaries.
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The maple syrup gives it Canadian content , as per forum rules
Pop is my vex... its really bad too. Ive drasticallly reduced my intake of pop (was up to 4 litres per day) Those 6 packs of 710 ml bottles of canada dry and the such at the grocery stores. Drink one of those bottles with lunch and you just had approx 14 teaspoons of sugar!
Everyone knows every hockey player eats a massive brick of Reese's before a game.
My metabolism flipped me the bird and buggered off to Aruba around age 30.
38 for me. Unsurprisingly, it was right around the time our kid arrived. All of a sudden I felt my age.
I eat like crap (and that cup wouldn't last me a full day) and I manage to weigh in at 200-210 every week. Which makes me think that I'm doing something right in life
Try that at 45-50-55 years old or so....... and get back to us.
Me around 38.
That burger in one of the photos......I can still go out and eat that. Just that I have to cut it in half, or take the top off, otherwise, I will probably gain some weight.
Of course, I'm not playing tennis 3x a week or running anymore. You have to cut things somewhere when you get past 40.
I'm not worried about dying. I'm worried about living with chronic health problems that catch up to you when you don't take good care of yourself when younger.
I see it everyday with friends.....diabetes, heart disease, emphysema, obesity, cancer, arthritis. Not fun at all.
I have come to see that lifestyle makes a HUGE difference in how you are going to end up spending your "later years".
Try that at 45-50-55 years old or so....... and get back to us.
No problems there.
Age 17 weighed 250.
Age 18 140 - got very sick
Ages 19-25 an increase of 10lbs a year and only due to high calorie intake.
26-30 no change.
Apparently my digestive track is like a speedway.
Geez Mindfield.......You put it on raisin toast; that's how.
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.
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?
My friend just bought a full pound snickers bar a day ago here in the united states...
I've had a deep fried mars bar...
It was interesting, but not something i would venture into doing again....
why do i keep looking in this thread, it just makes my stomach hurt...
It was interesting, but not something i would venture into doing again....
why do i keep looking in this thread, it just makes my stomach hurt...
This thread reminds me of this for some reason; http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tfan5MacmsI.
Warning: I believe there's some adult language in that.
Warning: I believe there's some adult language in that.
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still not as bad as the double down... i could never bring myself to walk into a KFC let alone eat that sandwich...
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