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Foods Baked Pastries - Unhealthiest food? Jun 30 2009
00:44 (UTC)
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I am aware that its fine to eat foods with less nutritional value because you enjoy it, and I do it.

I am aware that there are healthier choices as well, and I also choose those.

 

However, what I AM curious about is whether people think those zero-nutritional pastries are worse or french fries.... or something else? What do you avoid the most/least consume

Foods MiniWheat Addict Jun 29 2009
22:52 (UTC)
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We don't have blueberry here in Canada!

 

I've only ever bought two boxes of miniwheats before.... maple sugar and strawberry.

Both boxes, I finished in less than 2 hours.

So, addict might be a bit of an understatement.

Foods Ideas to spruce up plain old canned tuna? Jun 26 2009
23:48 (UTC)
Original Post by ktjo:

 

 

cayenne pepper and ketchup. oh please just try before you judge!

 ketchup is good with anything! :D

Foods What do you order at Subway? Jun 11 2009
01:42 (UTC)
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That's pretty judgemental of the lady who was working there. I would NOT be impressed if someone said that to me (but I'm pretty sensitive about weight/diet comments)

As for the sweet onion chicken teriyaki craving.... thats my favorite!! its not really that calorific for a meal....

Anyone know how many calories it is for a pizza sub? I can't seem to find it...

Foods Technical Question about Protein Jun 09 2009
22:15 (UTC)
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Hmm my main source of protein comes from milk + yogurt..... i wonder if that's adequate.... but I drink/eat A LOT of milk + yogurt.

The Lounge Vent (about something stupid :) May 24 2009
04:29 (UTC)
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Santonacci - The menu had said the sauce was "tomato al fresco white wine sauce"
As for sending it back, I'm not sure I could do that: "i expected tomato marina and not tomato oil!" They'd probably tell me that's how italians make it :P

Leslazz - it probably was a true italian place, cause most of the pasta options on the menu were 'in an olive oil'. (which I had thought I was smart to avoid, but it probably ended up being the same)
Yeah I ended up paying around $30.... it was on the more expensive side cause it was under the 'seafood' section I suppose, with its five big shrimps.

Hmph, I even got charged for drinking hot water.

The Lounge Vent (about something stupid :) May 24 2009
03:50 (UTC)
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Thanks for your understanding guys!

I did try to just 'fish out the pasta' but it was really hard cause they were parpadelle - so it was basically coatedddd with it....
And it was rather bland as well....

I hope it was at least olive oil.... although it was kinda orangey oil, from the "tomato" I guess.

Foods Cottage Cheese May 21 2009
03:40 (UTC)
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I just ate a whole tub of cottage cheese on its own...

Foods Yogurt and artificial sweeteners Apr 29 2009
06:14 (UTC)
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Original Post by alexandrathelily:

Silhouette 0+. I've never actually tried it, but I've seen commercials, and now I just quickly checked out the website. And yes, apparently it's 0% fat, and no added sugar or aspartame. I would check it out a bit more first, though.

 

 There's splenda/sucralose in Silhouette.

Foods Dear meat, I MISS YOU! Apr 15 2009
07:38 (UTC)
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Hmmm I have to say I don't eat much red meat. I do eat a ton of white meat though -- for example, today, I ate about a pound of chicken breasts. Yikes, I know. But I buy the sliced chikcen breasts from the deli (its like 130 cals per 100g) and they just taste soo good I eat it all at once :\ wayy too much protein.

As for lean red meat - what about grilling sirloin steaks? I think they're pretty lean... or pork tenderloin.

Foods frosted mini-wheats Apr 15 2009
07:15 (UTC)
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I sooooo want to try these, but I am too scared to buy a box lol! Cause I'll eat it all as soon as I open it, as with all sugary cereals....

if only they came in smaller individual packets!

Foods Sugar intake? Apr 11 2009
14:20 (UTC)
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Me too, I'm addicted to sugar.... in fruits (cause I go even more insane if its refined sugars, so I can't let myself start with those!)

for example for breakfast i had: 2 cups of milk, 1 cup of blueberries, 1 grapefruit, 1/2 banana and 3 dried persimmons (fruit.... yikes, 100 cals each! fruit triggers my sweet tooth too....) So I'm pretty sure I'm like 300% of my recommended sugar intake already and its only 9am for me!

The Lounge I just want to scream.... Apr 07 2009
07:06 (UTC)
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Sometimes it helps.

 

What's up

Foods Mustard Talk! Mar 26 2009
13:39 (UTC)
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I even like a bit of mustard on my apple.... haha does anyone else like to do that :P

Foods Chinese Food. Mar 26 2009
01:11 (UTC)
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I agree steamed chicken is probably your best bet. Next up would probably some seafood stirfry.

I can't find a chinese place that offers brown rice though!!!!! Do most places have brown rice when you ask for it, jenny?

I always wonder about the glaze/sauce..... its so shiny and gooey and thick. Now I know there must be a lot of oil in it..... but how much of it is oil? :S most of it? or is it mainly cornstarch or something....

Foods Larabars vs Luna bars Mar 21 2009
03:58 (UTC)
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Original Post by minie13:

OK guys - I tried a Luna Bar and hated it.  It was all oaty and gross.  I want something more chewy like a soft brownie/cakey/fudgy texture rather than an otameal cookie texture.  Are Larabars more that?  Because they look really good on their website and I'm thinking about getting one tomorrow.  But I don't really want to waste 200 calories on a piece of crap I don;t even enjoy like I did with the luna bar. 

Also I'm a big sweets fan and love chocolate & cinnamon flavors, so which flavor do you recommend I get?

 I'd recommendclif bars for that. have u tried those??

Foods Larabars vs Luna bars Mar 21 2009
03:57 (UTC)
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Original Post by danielle854:

I tried the larabar cashew cookie - it was kind of disappointing. I had such high hopes for it!! Any other flavors of larabar that are highly recommended?

 Cashew cookie is one of my faves!!! And Ive tried pretty much all the flavours

Foods Evil cereal! Mar 21 2009
03:52 (UTC)
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Original Post by gabriellemimi:

As far as I am concerned, the box is a serving.

A box of cereal has never lasted longer than 12 hours at my house. Embarassed

 Me too :( So they are not frequent visitors

Except for allbran original/all bran buds/fiber one original (although im getting more and more skeptical about it cause it keeps dissapearing faster and faster nowadays)

Foods Processed Cheese? Mar 21 2009
03:03 (UTC)

Are Feta or ricotta cheese usually processed cheeses?

How can I tell if they are natural or processed?

What about the mozarella in little balls that are in water in tubs? How could I use those?

Processed cheeses seem cheaper and more convenient eh??

Foods Whole Grains Mar 21 2009
02:59 (UTC)

I agree that it tastes better as well! The white stuff is just too fluffy for me now. Except when it comes to cakes and muffins of course!

Foods Any Canadians out there... Mar 21 2009
02:55 (UTC)
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That sounds good, only 2 to feel fulll for a binge would be amazing for me as well! (I can binge on several thousand cals at once too :S urgh)

How much $ are they? And what other flavors??

The Lounge What makes you happy? Mar 18 2009
03:08 (UTC)
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haha rikaj, i appreciate the honesty.

that was one things i was thinking about too.

for those who claim food makes them happy.... is it more important to you than being healthy/skinny?
Cause ultimately, isn't happiness our only goal....... and if one claims that food makes them happy, why dont they eat all the time than

cause i know food doesnt make me happy.... or does it? im not sure.

Foods Too much yogurt?? Mar 16 2009
00:25 (UTC)

I have similar concerns as well. I wonder if you can eat too much of it....

And can I let plain non-fat yogurt replace skim milk.....
(itd be weird for me, cause ive never gone without milk in my life!! but i dont see any advantages of milk over yogurt?)

Foods Whole wheat tortillas Mar 07 2009
18:17 (UTC)
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Original Post by morganbclaw:

yuck, they are probably loaded with preservatives like most pre-sliced breads are.  This reminds me of watching fast food nation.  He mentions finding old french fries from mcdonalds in your car that you KNOW have been in there for months but still somehow look like they did they day you bought them.  Yucky!  

 urgh, you're right, i never even thought of it that way eh.

although maybe McD's gets an overly unjustified bad rep sometimes imo.... i mean is it really the worst food one can get??

my 'all natural' almond better never goes bad eh.... its been open for a LONG time, and i have to admit, i have double dipped into it :P
isnt that kinda interesting....

sry off topic, but just thought it was interesting!

Foods Whole wheat tortillas Mar 05 2009
02:13 (UTC)
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I'm surprised as well!!

However I wouldn't eat them. You'd probably be fine afterwards, but I wouldn't take that risk to save a couple bucks. Plus, I don't think you'd be *happy* eating them knowing they were 1/2 a yr old (considering you posted this as well :)

Foods I just discovered okra! Mar 04 2009
04:08 (UTC)
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Ive never tried it either... I have seen them in the freezer before.

Maybe I'll pick up a bag of frozen okra next time ;)

Foods Swiss Water Decaf? Mar 04 2009
04:00 (UTC)
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anyone??

Foods All-Bran :D Feb 20 2009
19:42 (UTC)
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Are you sure your only using 40g of all bran?? I find that tough for me!! Half a cup is veryyy little for cereal for me usually :( I have to use twice that amount!

I prefer the taste of fiber one over all bran, but nonetheless, cereal is cereal... its still good!

I usually do have to add something sweeter to it as well... either yogurt or fruits

Foods Fiber One granola bars are the devil Feb 20 2009
19:39 (UTC)
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Original Post by amwilmarth:

amen sister!


Also, stay away from the new Kellog's Fiber Plus bars---they taste even BETTER!  Good news is they're slightly lower calorie, so even if you eat the whole box it's still less than 700 calories :P

Thanks for the heads up about Kellogg's Fiber Plus Bars and their delicious factor lol.... I've been tempted to try them cause it seems like their less sugar than regular bars??

 

I agree! These bars taste wayyy too good cause its soo deliciously sugary... and sugar just calls out to me.

Foods What Walden Farms product do you like? Feb 11 2009
22:38 (UTC)
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omg i tried the blue cheese dressing... EW EW EW. What a wasted $5!!!

 

But i do love the bbq sauce.

the chocolate syrup is alright as well! its great with milk

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