Banana's, Good or Bad?
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oh really?!?!
Yes I understand if you eat more than you consume then you gain weight and vice a versa!!
All I am saying is the majority of people, particulary children, gain weight FROM consuming foods high in sugar.
No they don't.
They could eat nothing but sugar and be within their calories and they would not be over weight. You only get over weight by eating more than you burn off.
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Bravo!extra_medium wrote: »Bananas are not good or bad, they are bananas. If it fits in your day calorie and macro-wise, go to town.0 -
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An average Banana contains around 150 cal and about 30g of sugar (which is the same that's in an average sized mars bar) It doubles the sugar and cal that you find in most other fruits portions.
And?
They taste good and are nutritious. I have a small one, about 90kcal worth, on my muesli or porridge, in the morning. If I go over my calorie allowance on any given day, it's not the banana that's the culprit!2 -
BodyzLanguage wrote: »StealthHealth wrote: »Shadowmf023 wrote: »Bananas are awesome pre-workout. Not to mention potassium, which you won't find in that Mars bar.
Quite similar Potassium values per 100g:
Wow I didn't know that. I hope you're just proving your point on potassium rather than advocating substituting them.
Nah, just pointing out that they have Potassium. If you were to substitute as a method of getting more potassium, you'd have to deal with (among other things) an additional 378 cals!2 -
If you want to eat freakin' bananas eat them. If you don't and you think they're evil don't eat them. Whichever position you take bananawise, be happy with it and stop trying to convince the rest of us that your position is blessed by the Nutrition Deities. Too many people here are threatened by people who believe differently than they do.7
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An average Banana contains around 150 cal and about 30g of sugar (which is the same that's in an average sized mars bar) It doubles the sugar and cal that you find in most other fruits portions.
I eat three bananas every day, and oh, by the way, you die without sugar.
Were you aware of this? Yes, too much is bad just like too much sun is bad, but try living without the sun...
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And now I'm craving a Mars bar. Good thing I'm on the bus home from the shops because they're always best left as a craving because the reality is always such a disappointment.0
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If you want to eat freakin' bananas eat them. If you don't and you think they're evil don't eat them. Whichever position you take bananawise, be happy with it and stop trying to convince the rest of us that your position is blessed by the Nutrition Deities. Too many people here are threatened by people who believe differently than they do.
This is true. There's more than one way to skin a cat.0 -
lemurcat12 wrote: »An average Banana contains around 150 cal and about 30g of sugar (which is the same that's in an average sized mars bar) It doubles the sugar and cal that you find in most other fruits portions.
Anyway, I don't get why bananas seem to be this hot button thing, either loved or feared. I like them, eat them occasionally (more in the winter when they aren't competing with other fruits I prefer), and for me they are filling for the calories and quite convenient, especially before or after a good long workout. Would I base my diet on them? No, that seems silly to me.
I blame Freelee.
Anyway - for me, I can't stand bananas. I wish I liked them, but as a kid I got a super mushy one in my lunchbox and it oozed everywhere and I smelled mushy banana for weeks even though my mom cleaned it. Now I have a huge aversion to them... so I'm going with bad.
Not really a fan of Mars bars either though.
On to the next thread = Blueberries vs M&Ms. Both are small and easy to eat by the handful. One melts in your mouth, not in your hands, the other, well, it can turn your palms purple for days. Decisions, decisions...
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you're a bad bad banana. thats just bananas! Bee, aye, en, aye, en, aye, ess. holla back! cannot take post serious.
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WinoGelato wrote: »lemurcat12 wrote: »An average Banana contains around 150 cal and about 30g of sugar (which is the same that's in an average sized mars bar) It doubles the sugar and cal that you find in most other fruits portions.
Anyway, I don't get why bananas seem to be this hot button thing, either loved or feared. I like them, eat them occasionally (more in the winter when they aren't competing with other fruits I prefer), and for me they are filling for the calories and quite convenient, especially before or after a good long workout. Would I base my diet on them? No, that seems silly to me.
I blame Freelee.
Anyway - for me, I can't stand bananas. I wish I liked them, but as a kid I got a super mushy one in my lunchbox and it oozed everywhere and I smelled mushy banana for weeks even though my mom cleaned it. Now I have a huge aversion to them... so I'm going with bad.
Not really a fan of Mars bars either though.
On to the next thread = Blueberries vs M&Ms. Both are small and easy to eat by the handful. One melts in your mouth, not in your hands, the other, well, it can turn your palms purple for days. Decisions, decisions...
Freelee that imbecile. I can't believe she hasn't been shut down/silenced for the absolute nonsense she spews. 15 bananas a day or was it 30? Smh.0 -
... eat an under-ripen banana, it contains bit lesser sugars than a fully ripe one.0
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It's only bad if it's brown and then it should be turned into banana muffin or banana bread4
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BodyzLanguage wrote: »WinoGelato wrote: »lemurcat12 wrote: »An average Banana contains around 150 cal and about 30g of sugar (which is the same that's in an average sized mars bar) It doubles the sugar and cal that you find in most other fruits portions.
Anyway, I don't get why bananas seem to be this hot button thing, either loved or feared. I like them, eat them occasionally (more in the winter when they aren't competing with other fruits I prefer), and for me they are filling for the calories and quite convenient, especially before or after a good long workout. Would I base my diet on them? No, that seems silly to me.
I blame Freelee.
Anyway - for me, I can't stand bananas. I wish I liked them, but as a kid I got a super mushy one in my lunchbox and it oozed everywhere and I smelled mushy banana for weeks even though my mom cleaned it. Now I have a huge aversion to them... so I'm going with bad.
Not really a fan of Mars bars either though.
On to the next thread = Blueberries vs M&Ms. Both are small and easy to eat by the handful. One melts in your mouth, not in your hands, the other, well, it can turn your palms purple for days. Decisions, decisions...
Freelee that imbecile. I can't believe she hasn't been shut down/silenced for the absolute nonsense she spews. 15 bananas a day or was it 30? Smh.
30, I think.0 -
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This is classic majoring in the minor...2
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Banana coated with melted Mars bar... oh yes!4
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CurlyCockney wrote: »Banana coated with melted Mars bar... oh yes!
I am so coming to yours
If there's ice cream too1 -
Deal!0
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I have them fried for breakfast sometimes. Two eggs and a fried banana. Delicious! Slice it into pieces, put some no stick cooking spray or a tsp of butter in a pan and cook until the bananas start to turn brown.2
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CurlyCockney wrote: »Banana coated with melted Mars bar... oh yes!
I am so coming to yours
If there's ice cream too
But not banana ice cream, right?0 -
Peanut butter ice cream would go nice with that (I've been eating peanut butter Magnums for days, they are gorgeous!)2
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