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Knightride48 wrote: »
What nutritionists say this? Can you provide a name or link?
What type of damage?1 -
Wynterbourne wrote: »Screw it. Even if someone gives him a reasonable answer, he's just going to move the goalposts with more tangential criteria. Then later he's add some random crud he got from publix to confound even that answer. Then he'll just eat some cake between a couple slices of whole wheat, because that makes sense in his world.
Oh wait, is this Mr. Cake Sandwich? *Does a quick search* Yep. It's good ol' Mr. "Cake y or n?" It's been so long I had forgotten the name. It all makes sense now. Move along, nothing to see here.
Wonder what the best bread is for a cake sandwich, anyway. I'm thinking maybe Kings Hawaiian.3 -
Just eat the *kitten* donut fried chicken cheeseburger.
"donut fried chicken cheeseburger y or n"3 -
Depends on your body, your diet, etc.
I'd have the burger. But I hate chicken.0 -
dragon_girl26 wrote: »Wynterbourne wrote: »Screw it. Even if someone gives him a reasonable answer, he's just going to move the goalposts with more tangential criteria. Then later he's add some random crud he got from publix to confound even that answer. Then he'll just eat some cake between a couple slices of whole wheat, because that makes sense in his world.
Oh wait, is this Mr. Cake Sandwich? *Does a quick search* Yep. It's good ol' Mr. "Cake y or n?" It's been so long I had forgotten the name. It all makes sense now. Move along, nothing to see here.
Wonder what the best bread is for a cake sandwich, anyway. I'm thinking maybe Kings Hawaiian.
Mmmmm, Kings Hawaiian! Yummy, yummy bread.1 -
dragon_girl26 wrote: »Wynterbourne wrote: »Screw it. Even if someone gives him a reasonable answer, he's just going to move the goalposts with more tangential criteria. Then later he's add some random crud he got from publix to confound even that answer. Then he'll just eat some cake between a couple slices of whole wheat, because that makes sense in his world.
Oh wait, is this Mr. Cake Sandwich? *Does a quick search* Yep. It's good ol' Mr. "Cake y or n?" It's been so long I had forgotten the name. It all makes sense now. Move along, nothing to see here.
Wonder what the best bread is for a cake sandwich, anyway. I'm thinking maybe Kings Hawaiian.
And that reminds me of the world's saddest child's birthday cake...1 -
Screw it. Even if someone gives him a reasonable answer, he's just going to move the goalposts with more tangential criteria. Then later he's add some random crud he got from publix to confound even that answer. Then he'll just eat some cake between a couple slices of whole wheat, because that makes sense in his world.
I nearly choked while eating a cherry tomato because I was laughing at the image of the cake sandwich. Your post is now causing me to reconsider the pre- and post-prandial impact of all deadly nightshade vegetables. You, sir, are a lifesaver! I might've gone on eating those dangerous things for, well, minutes....3 -
Saturated fat, FTW!!0
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Knightride48 wrote: »Knightride48 wrote: »
What nutritionists are you referring to?
And have "they" described what damage is caused by having something that is a little high in fat in one meal? Breading on chicken is not fatty, its carby, and beef, depending on leanness is not fatty either. But they are higher in calories especially when you add the breading, bun.. etc..
If you want to avoid some fat in fried chicken, don;t fry it..Dry fry it, or just use cooking spray. .
You forgot about saturated fat.
What about it?
The chicken thigh, with skin, has about 5.6 g. Without, 2.7 g.
The burger, if you choose 93% lean, has about 3.25 g.
I think you can survive either.
Even if you go over the AHA's recommended 5-6% of total calories from sat fat on a particular day, I think you will be okay.
I so don't understand thinking that eating one meal that might be high in sat fat will be terrible AND posing a choice between a restaurant cheeseburger and restaurant fried chicken. If you want to worry about what nutritionists would think about every single meal, why not choose between (1) a skinless, boneless chicken breast with broccoli and some brown rice; (2) salmon, on a bed of kale and quinoa; or (3) a vegetarian chili made from black beans and sweet potato with a mix of vegetables, including tomatoes, peppers, and summer squash.
I mean, while I could enjoy all three of those options (well, if you prepared the chicken in some decent way), I can see occasionally preferring the fried chicken or the burger. But if so, the consideration (other than calories and what else you are eating that day) really ought to be "what am I in the mood for?".1 -
I can't even...2
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Next time grill the chicken, use lean hamburger and eat both muhauhuahua.0
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Get turducken.2
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