Do you have cake on your birthday
rebasue55
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Sunday is my birthday and I've been debating whether I should have a piece of cake with everyone. I think...it's my bday, I deserve it. But on the otherhand are all the calories worth the 2 minutes of delicious cake? I'm thinking no.
What do you do?
What do you do?
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Eat the cake.
One slice of cake on your birthday isn't going to ruin anything!0 -
Since when did birthday cake have calories?
Have the cake. One day celebrating will not derail you, and you can get back to work on Monday.0 -
Ummm.... YEAH! How is this even a question???0
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Eat the cake! My birthday is coming up soon and I will be enjoying a piece of cake with my family.0
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Only you know what is an is not worth it to you.
*I* would say yes, and log it, and accept the consequences it had on my weight loss, but I am willing to settle for slow or no loss for a week here and there for special events.
Thats not to say you have the feel the same way I do.....0 -
Sunday is my birthday and I've been debating whether I should have a piece of cake with everyone. I think...it's my bday, I deserve it. But on the otherhand are all the calories worth the 2 minutes of delicious cake? I'm thinking no.
What do you do?
Well, I would absolutely have cake if someone made me a yummy birthday cake. I can handle the calories in a piece of delicious cake on my birthday and it is worth it. If the cake is gross then no it isn't worth it.
I was thinking this year I might just have a big sundae for my birthday dessert instead of cake.0 -
Yes, you should have cake on you birthday!!! Just count the calories and carry on. This past birthday I had cupcakes. That way I didn't have to deal with left over cake. Enjoy your birthday!!0
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I eat the cake with ice cream, sprinkles, and anything I can put on it that is YUMMY!
Have two pieces if you want. As a matter of fact, I make cake, cookies or have ice cream with yummy stuff on it every day (I do fit it in my calories... I am a foodie and love my desserts)....-1 -
Do I? Yes. On my birthday, on my coworkers' birthdays, my sons' birthdays, my husband's birthday, and sometimes just cause I feel like it. If you like cake, make it fit in your day. If you don't like cake, have something else you enjoy.0
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No.
I have cheesecake.0 -
No.
Cake and ice cream0 -
Is it tres leches? Then yes. Unless it's that travesty that my boyfriend bought that paraded itself as "chocolate tres leches".
Also, I eat cake even when it's not my birthday.
Seriously though; have some sort of treat that you find absolutely delicious. I probably wouldn't waste calories on a grocery store premade cake. But, a really luxurious piece from a special bakery? I'd be all over that.0 -
it's my birthday on Sunday too, and yup I'm having a slice of cake, my birthday only happens once a year0
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hoyalawya2003 wrote: »Do I? Yes. On my birthday, on my coworkers' birthdays, my sons' birthdays, my husband's birthday, and sometimes just cause I feel like it. If you like cake, make it fit in your day. If you don't like cake, have something else you enjoy.
You beat me to my answer! lol Yes, on my birthday, on other people's birthdays, and sometimes just because. Now, I don't waste calories on some dried out piece of crap, but otherwise, oh heck yeah. If it really bothers you, work the calories in across the course of the week.0 -
I was alone on my birthday so I bought one of those oversized decorated cupcakes and had it along with a split of champagne. It was lovely and I didn't have any leftovers to have to deal with.0
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Happy Birthday! It's your day, if you want to eat cake, eat it. If you don't, don't eat it. But one night of cake isn't going to derail your diet0
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I sometimes have cake on my birthday, or cobbler or pie.
But if you dont think it's worth it, then don't have it. It's just cake. Enjoy your birthday however you want.0 -
I eat cake on my birthday.... and not on my birthday.
It all depends on whether or not you WANT cake. If you don't, then that's fine. But don't have the piece and feel guilty afterwards for enjoying delicious, delicious carbs.0 -
No. I have pie. Pie > cake0
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cindyangotti wrote: »Yes, you should have cake on you birthday!!! Just count the calories and carry on. This past birthday I had cupcakes. That way I didn't have to deal with left over cake. Enjoy your birthday!!
She "should" have cake on her birthday? While I think it's fine to have cake if you want, it's certainly not a requirement for enjoying the day for everyone.0 -
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Before the day begins on my birthday, I make my own birthday cake from scratch and at the end of a long day at work and while I'm making dinner at 7 p.m. for my family, I frost it, and then we *all* eat a slice with huge smiles, because ... my kids are watching me ... and birthday cake should be a joyful thing no matter what age you are! If my kids were not part of the equation, I wouldn't bother - don't care much for cake.0
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On my birthday - heck, YES! Honestly, I eat cake about 3 times a week.0
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Absolutely. This past birthday I not only had cake but chocolate covered strawberries and pineapples.0
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My birthday was on Monday. My boss brought me in a lovely chocolate peanut butter cake. I had a piece and made sure everyone else had the rest so i didn't have to take any home. It was delicious.0
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Why wouldn't I? Cake is an important food group0
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Cherry cheesecake! Every year. It's usually the only time I have it and it is one of my all-time favorite foods. (I usually have 2 pieces a day until it is gone, 2 or 3 days. I gain a little, but it's once a year.)0
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Yes, work it into your daily allowance and enjoy yourself. Are you never going to have cake for the rest of your life? Not having some can make you feel deprived. If it makes you feel better, have a smaller piece.
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I'm not a fan of cake, but I generally have something I like instead. So I say if it's cake you like, eat the cake.0
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Yaaaas, girl, have the cake. On my birthday I had cake. But I ALSO put in an hour on the treadmill in the morning. It's your birthday. I understand keeping a tight lid on calories and the fear of backsliding, but one slice of cake will not undo your progress. You need to balance life and have fun too!0
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