If it didn't have calories, right now I would eat...
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pancakerunner wrote: »
Crap. forgot..have those in the freezer.. 😝3 -
pancakerunner wrote: »
Crap. forgot..have those in the freezer.. 😝
haha time to dig them out... or you could make those sesame balls3 -
pancakerunner wrote: »pancakerunner wrote: »
I like the Strawberry & Cream Cheese ones the best! But I can't wait long enough to make my icing look nice like that. I just squeeze it all out as soon as that puppy pops out of the toaster and it melts into a sheet. Very good with coffee.
Yes! And easy to fit into a day as well... considering one is under 200 calories.
And they're on sale all the time, I usually get a box of 6 for $2. That's practically free, for Pete's sake, it would be wrong NOT to buy them.5 -
pancakerunner wrote: »pancakerunner wrote: »
Crap. forgot..have those in the freezer.. 😝
haha time to dig them out... or you could make those sesame balls
Yeah the sesame is my first choice... The apple strudel are good till early 2020.. haha1 -
pancakerunner wrote: »pancakerunner wrote: »
Crap. forgot..have those in the freezer.. 😝
haha time to dig them out... or you could make those sesame balls
Yeah the sesame is my first choice... The apple strudel are good till early 2020.. haha
Ok...maybe not . Got hungry.. lol
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pancakerunner wrote: »
I like the Strawberry & Cream Cheese ones the best! But I can't wait long enough to make my icing look nice like that. I just squeeze it all out as soon as that puppy pops out of the toaster and it melts into a sheet. Very good with coffee.
Oh yeah, the Strawberry Cream Cheese ones and the Boston Cream Pie ones, omg.3 -
pancakerunner wrote: »
Really craving a Chinese buffet... ERRRRGG!
What is the filling in the sesame balls?1 -
alteredsteve175 wrote: »pancakerunner wrote: »
Really craving a Chinese buffet... ERRRRGG!
What is the filling in the sesame balls?
Sweet red bean paste5 -
When you go to the grocery store hungry.. 😌
Jumped in the cart and went home with me..
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I'm saving a peach for dessert tonight.
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pancakerunner wrote: »
5 years from now is old-timers will still be wooing things, and the new users will be SO confused8 -
My fav also... haven't had it for ages..
They sell smaller portions (slice). But for the price difference... had to get the half cake..cheaper.6 -
My fav also... haven't had it for ages..
They sell smaller portions (slice). But for the price difference... had to get the half cake..cheaper.
It's important to be budget conscious. <nods> Enjoy6 -
Calories (from the internet):
Glazed Donut: 192 (+ is usually eaten without further condiments)
Plain Bagel: 245 (+ is usually eaten with butter, cream cheese, or smoked salmon)
FWIW, bagels are a calorie-inefficient bread choice.
Why are you on here trying to give everyone advice? This is meant to be a fun thread where we post pictures of foods that we wish we could eat if there were no calories.4 -
Seeing those pastries made me think a bagel sounds really delicious right about now 🤤 if you go in the afternoon sometimes the lady will always throw in a few for free since the shop closes around that time & they don't want to throw them out or let them go stale. Sometimes they're just half off, but just so delicious you can't help but get more than one.
Those closing time bagels are one of life's great joys! Toast that bugger and you're good to go.
Remember those bagels I was telling you about? We went there today before the lunch rush & I got a bagel & a berry danish. I wanted to get a box of donuts, but knew it would be a bad idea lol
Is the top one the berry danish? Whatever it is it looks amazing!1 -
Calories (from the internet):
Glazed Donut: 192 (+ is usually eaten without further condiments)
Plain Bagel: 245 (+ is usually eaten with butter, cream cheese, or smoked salmon)
FWIW, bagels are a calorie-inefficient bread choice.
A 190 calorie glazed donut (using Krispy Kreme as example) is only 49 grams by weight. A 245 calorie bagel is 98 grams. So it's 2 doughnuts per 1 bagel. Which really means per hundred grams, donuts are 390 calories vs 250 calories per bagels. So not really more calorie efficient. Not to mention bagels have protein and fiber. The "other things you add to it" also have additional macro and micro nutrients that can make having a bagel a complete meal. Hard to imagine one small glazed donut is going to be a complete meal for anyone.
But anywhooo... That's not really the point of this thread. On this thread, we can have BOTH bagels and donuts, AT THE SAME TIME. Maybe you can fill you bagel with a donut.
Walmart used to sell this
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