Looking for friends who don't eat "clean" and healthy
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quiksylver296 wrote: »I'm working on tomorrow's food diary, figuring out how to make the most pizza fit in my day. Domino's Buffalo Chicken pizza with extra hot sauce...
What yummy things do you guys have planned for this weekend?
fried boneless porkchops, rice and beans, sautéed spinach with olive oil and garlic. Triple layer vanilla cake with vanilla frosting with unicornish sprinkles on top.
I have some flank steak in the freezer, and that is going to grow up to be philly cheesesteaks this weekend. I also have a whole rotisserie from Costco, so that might turn into some buffalo chicken dip.1 -
rakowskidp wrote: »
Isn't cream cheese frosting also typical for red velvet cake?1 -
clicketykeys wrote: »Isn't cream cheese frosting also typical for red velvet cake?
Yes, I believe so... so it's acceptable in that case, but since I don't like red velvet cake...
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I'll just make some of you hate me forever and say my favorite frosting is chocolate cream cheese! Cake is optional
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Totally agree it's easier to stay on track with a mouthful of smores oreos before a soccer game or a run. I'm all for this, it might take me longer to reach my goal but you can still live life and get fit without any extreme restrictions.
Besides what's the point of looking/feeling good if that doesn't include some of the best things in life *cheese I'm looking at you will you be my husband?*1 -
I'll just make some of you hate me forever and say my favorite frosting is chocolate cream cheese! Cake is optional
I love cream cheese frosting. I think it's my favorite.1 -
Am I still allowed in this club if I admit that I don't really like frosting?
But I am slowly developing a taste for peanut butter... That counts.... right???3 -
ladyreva78 wrote: »Am I still allowed in this club if I admit that I don't really like frosting?
But I am slowly developing a taste for peanut butter... That counts.... right???
I don't like peanut butter unless it's frozen around strawberry ice cream, so yes, you're invited. lol.0 -
ladyreva78 wrote: »Am I still allowed in this club if I admit that I don't really like frosting?
But I am slowly developing a taste for peanut butter... That counts.... right???
Have you, by chance, ever been introduced to my good friend...cookie butter?
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ladyreva78 wrote: »Am I still allowed in this club if I admit that I don't really like frosting?
But I am slowly developing a taste for peanut butter... That counts.... right???
Have you, by chance, ever been introduced to my good friend...cookie butter?
i want somebody to make cookie butter butter cookies and share them.2 -
quiksylver296 wrote: »JustinAnimal wrote: »I eat food off of the ground. Does that count?
Also, quicksylver, hello from Idaho. How you doing? I never meet Idaho folks on here, except for USCMCPPCPTHCNSV. But she quit talking to me because I'm an idiot. Anyway, where do you get Jamaican food around here?
I'm concerned, if @usmcmp won't speak to you...
No clue. Haven't found any. But wasn't looking very hard, either. Saw a food truck downtown once that I meant to try, but I haven't seen it again.
If I remember correctly it had something to do with @JustinAnimal not losing weight due to all the alcohol he was drinking. I couldn't convince him that was part of the problem.
Ah alcohol - the cause of...and solution to all of life's problems...2 -
ladyreva78 wrote: »Am I still allowed in this club if I admit that I don't really like frosting?
But I am slowly developing a taste for peanut butter... That counts.... right???
A corner should be marked off for such blasphemy.0 -
So, because I eat clean we can't be friends because you think I am judging you? Nuts! Wait, can't we just make a no judgement rule on our friendship and live happily ever after?
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EmotionalEater84 wrote: »So, because I eat clean we can't be friends because you think I am judging you? Nuts! Wait, can't we just make a no judgement rule on our friendship and live happily ever after?
Clean eaters are welcome in our group that I made as well.
It's more of an if you eat clean don't try to force feed me broccoli (although I love broccoli) and I won't try to force feed you ice cream (although most people like ice cream...) I don't know where I was going with this....but anyway, yes! Whoever doesn't judge is welcome It is just also nice to have people to share my love of junk food with. You are free to add me or join our group 
just be prepared for lots of junk food lol. 0 -
I actually am eating pretty healthy this week. At least, the food I'm cooking.
Black beans with serrano aioli, potato-beet salad, Moroccan beet greens salad (both of those out of a low-fat cookbook), veggie pate, cilantro hummus, and crockpot applesauce.
Of course I still aim to get my 2 pieces of potato kugel and frosted cookie on Saturday...2 -
One person's "clean" is another person's "filthy." I'd venture a guess that most people probably fall somewhere in the middle. I'll just say we love all foods (maybe not quite) equally and everybody is welcome, and leave it at that because I
this thread and don't want to see it go down in flames over another "what is clean eating?" debate. 4 -
@pinuplove @Verity1111 Oh oh! I wanna join in the "cream cheese frosting is the best" club! It's pretty much the base of every frosting I make. @rakowskidp there are so many saints I can't imagine y'all are expected to remember each of their feast days lol.
Tonight I made salmon and zuchinni... And I drowned the zuchinni in a lemon/butter/cream/bacon/bacon grease sauce. I'd take a pic but... It's already gone 3 -
So... I have discovered that cottage cheese, which I pretty much strongly dislike, is AMAZING with guacamole on buttery toast??? This confirms the theory I had that everything is amazing on buttery toast with guacamole. I used a "0" calorie butter spray which I found out is like 20 calories for 20+ sprays but that's worth it and way better than regular butter in that department - plus substantial flavor. It was all so good and since I used 2 slices of 35 calorie bread all of it was 180 calories for a late night meal. Score!5
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ladyreva78 wrote: »Am I still allowed in this club if I admit that I don't really like frosting?
But I am slowly developing a taste for peanut butter... That counts.... right???
Have you, by chance, ever been introduced to my good friend...cookie butter?
Not to date...
Thankfully, you probably can't get anything similar around here or it'd be going straight to my hips...
(As in full jar + spoon + me on a sofa = empty jar ) 0 -
Verity1111 wrote: »So... I have discovered that cottage cheese, which I pretty much strongly dislike, is AMAZING with guacamole on buttery toast??? This confirms the theory I had that everything is amazing on buttery toast with guacamole. I used a "0" calorie butter spray which I found out is like 20 calories for 20+ sprays but that's worth it and way better than regular butter in that department - plus substantial flavor. It was all so good and since I used 2 slices of 35 calorie bread all of it was 180 calories for a late night meal. Score!
OK, that sounds kinda weird, but I have to try it! I love all the ingredients on their own, so why not smash 'em together?
My favorite combo is a mashed avo with sliced tomato and mozza on a slice of lightly buttered wheat toast.2 -
rakowskidp wrote: »Verity1111 wrote: »So... I have discovered that cottage cheese, which I pretty much strongly dislike, is AMAZING with guacamole on buttery toast??? This confirms the theory I had that everything is amazing on buttery toast with guacamole. I used a "0" calorie butter spray which I found out is like 20 calories for 20+ sprays but that's worth it and way better than regular butter in that department - plus substantial flavor. It was all so good and since I used 2 slices of 35 calorie bread all of it was 180 calories for a late night meal. Score!
OK, that sounds kinda weird, but I have to try it! I love all the ingredients on their own, so why not smash 'em together?
My favorite combo is a mashed avo with sliced tomato and mozza on a slice of lightly buttered wheat toast.
Cottage cheese, mixed with really spicy salsa, is amazing on baked potatoes or with chips. But use spicy salsa...the dairy cools the heat but you still want it to be creamy and a little spicy. I learned this trick at a Mexican restaurant that served cottage cheese with their (very spicy) salsa. I also use cottage cheese in lasagne. Cottage cheese is pretty delicious 4 -
crooked_left_hook wrote: »rakowskidp wrote: »Verity1111 wrote: »So... I have discovered that cottage cheese, which I pretty much strongly dislike, is AMAZING with guacamole on buttery toast??? This confirms the theory I had that everything is amazing on buttery toast with guacamole. I used a "0" calorie butter spray which I found out is like 20 calories for 20+ sprays but that's worth it and way better than regular butter in that department - plus substantial flavor. It was all so good and since I used 2 slices of 35 calorie bread all of it was 180 calories for a late night meal. Score!
OK, that sounds kinda weird, but I have to try it! I love all the ingredients on their own, so why not smash 'em together?
My favorite combo is a mashed avo with sliced tomato and mozza on a slice of lightly buttered wheat toast.
Cottage cheese, mixed with really spicy salsa, is amazing on baked potatoes or with chips. But use spicy salsa...the dairy cools the heat but you still want it to be creamy and a little spicy. I learned this trick at a Mexican restaurant that served cottage cheese with their (very spicy) salsa. I also use cottage cheese in lasagne. Cottage cheese is pretty delicious
I use cottage cheese in my baked ziti. Much better texture than ricotta!2 -
crooked_left_hook wrote: »rakowskidp wrote: »Verity1111 wrote: »So... I have discovered that cottage cheese, which I pretty much strongly dislike, is AMAZING with guacamole on buttery toast??? This confirms the theory I had that everything is amazing on buttery toast with guacamole. I used a "0" calorie butter spray which I found out is like 20 calories for 20+ sprays but that's worth it and way better than regular butter in that department - plus substantial flavor. It was all so good and since I used 2 slices of 35 calorie bread all of it was 180 calories for a late night meal. Score!
OK, that sounds kinda weird, but I have to try it! I love all the ingredients on their own, so why not smash 'em together?
My favorite combo is a mashed avo with sliced tomato and mozza on a slice of lightly buttered wheat toast.
Cottage cheese, mixed with really spicy salsa, is amazing on baked potatoes or with chips. But use spicy salsa...the dairy cools the heat but you still want it to be creamy and a little spicy. I learned this trick at a Mexican restaurant that served cottage cheese with their (very spicy) salsa. I also use cottage cheese in lasagne. Cottage cheese is pretty delicious
I don't like cottage cheese by itself but my mom always used it in lasagna and it's way better than ricotta. Makes it gooey!5 -
crooked_left_hook wrote: »Cottage cheese, mixed with really spicy salsa, is amazing on baked potatoes or with chips. But use spicy salsa...the dairy cools the heat but you still want it to be creamy and a little spicy. I learned this trick at a Mexican restaurant that served cottage cheese with their (very spicy) salsa. I also use cottage cheese in lasagne. Cottage cheese is pretty delicious
Indeed it is... I add Frank's Red Hot when I want a savory snack, and apricot or mixed berry preserves for sweetness. I have to look for protein wherever I can get it!4 -
crooked_left_hook wrote: »rakowskidp wrote: »Verity1111 wrote: »So... I have discovered that cottage cheese, which I pretty much strongly dislike, is AMAZING with guacamole on buttery toast??? This confirms the theory I had that everything is amazing on buttery toast with guacamole. I used a "0" calorie butter spray which I found out is like 20 calories for 20+ sprays but that's worth it and way better than regular butter in that department - plus substantial flavor. It was all so good and since I used 2 slices of 35 calorie bread all of it was 180 calories for a late night meal. Score!
OK, that sounds kinda weird, but I have to try it! I love all the ingredients on their own, so why not smash 'em together?
My favorite combo is a mashed avo with sliced tomato and mozza on a slice of lightly buttered wheat toast.
Cottage cheese, mixed with really spicy salsa, is amazing on baked potatoes or with chips. But use spicy salsa...the dairy cools the heat but you still want it to be creamy and a little spicy. I learned this trick at a Mexican restaurant that served cottage cheese with their (very spicy) salsa. I also use cottage cheese in lasagne. Cottage cheese is pretty delicious
I just tried that one recently. By itself with salsa, but it didnt cool it down....but maybe that's because I eat ghost pepper salsa lol but it was good!1 -
rakowskidp wrote: »Verity1111 wrote: »So... I have discovered that cottage cheese, which I pretty much strongly dislike, is AMAZING with guacamole on buttery toast??? This confirms the theory I had that everything is amazing on buttery toast with guacamole. I used a "0" calorie butter spray which I found out is like 20 calories for 20+ sprays but that's worth it and way better than regular butter in that department - plus substantial flavor. It was all so good and since I used 2 slices of 35 calorie bread all of it was 180 calories for a late night meal. Score!
OK, that sounds kinda weird, but I have to try it! I love all the ingredients on their own, so why not smash 'em together?
My favorite combo is a mashed avo with sliced tomato and mozza on a slice of lightly buttered wheat toast.
It does sound weird! But somehow very delicious. I get weird random cravings. That's how I ended up with cottage cheese - I was craving it. I'm also craving canned tuna or a fish fillet....but I don't eat meat. Odd. Anyway. Your mix sounds great too. 0 -
rakowskidp wrote: »crooked_left_hook wrote: »Cottage cheese, mixed with really spicy salsa, is amazing on baked potatoes or with chips. But use spicy salsa...the dairy cools the heat but you still want it to be creamy and a little spicy. I learned this trick at a Mexican restaurant that served cottage cheese with their (very spicy) salsa. I also use cottage cheese in lasagne. Cottage cheese is pretty delicious
Indeed it is... I add Frank's Red Hot when I want a savory snack, and apricot or mixed berry preserves for sweetness. I have to look for protein wherever I can get it!
Everything is improved by Frank's red hot sauce, except maybe ice cream, but I wouldn't count it out right away... lol.1 -
Yo I'm the perfect friend for u I don't like to judge3
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I want some freaking cottage cheese now! Plain, with pineapple, in lasagna, on avocado toast... It all sounds delicious! I cottage cheese. 3
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Seriously... I really do put that s--- on everything (or nearly enough, anyways)!Verity1111 wrote: »Everything is improved by Frank's red hot sauce, except maybe ice cream, but I wouldn't count it out right away... lol.1
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