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  • Posts: 9,480 Member
    edited April 2019
    Some homemade mac & cheese

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  • Posts: 9,795 Member
    A whole pot of black coffee :o
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    sardelsa wrote: »
    A whole pot of black coffee :o

    Why can't you? Black coffee has like 5 calories per cup, lol.
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    I could demolish a whole bag of these right now.
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    Noreenmarie1234 wrote: »
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    Why can't you? Black coffee has like 5 calories per cup, lol.

    Too much caffeine. Decaf won't cut it unfortunately!
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    At this very specific moment, I would love a couple of Egg and Sausage McMuffins. But what I REALLY want is a couple (or 10) Mcgriddles, but we don't have them in my country 😭😭😭
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    MikePTY wrote: »
    At this very specific moment, I would love a couple of Egg and Sausage McMuffins. But what I REALLY want is a couple (or 10) Mcgriddles, but we don't have them in my country 😭😭😭

    Aww! So sad! Perhaps you could cobble together a homemade alternative?? A package of mini pankcakes (or homemade, infused with maple). Then maple sausage, an egg, and an extra drizzle of maple syrup. I'm having mad cravings for eggs particularly in the sandwich form today, LOL.
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  • Posts: 803 Member
    edited April 2019
    I want a KFC mashed potato bowl right now. Ugh, I haven't had that in SO long. Fortunately for me, there are easy ways to duplicate that recipe without breaking the calorie bank. I also want my mom's homemade cinnamon roll bake.

    Oh, and I had my donuts last weekend, thank you very much. A key lime pie and a chocolate glazed with vanilla drizzle. I ate both and suffered dearly for it, but I have no regrets. I get them once a season when the limited flavors launch. Hopefully the picture posted!
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    mtaratoot wrote: »
    I didn't even really WANT them. But there they were. I won them, and had planned to take them to give away at work or my volunteer gig. Then I forgot. And then there they were.

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    They were actually tastier than I thought they'd be. So of course it's a one serving 715 calorie bag. Oh well.

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    I’ve had these and they are dangerously good. Went through a whole bag too when I bought them to try lol
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    Noreenmarie1234 wrote: »
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    I’ve had these and they are dangerously good. Went through a whole bag too when I bought them to try lol

    Thanks for the warnings, @mtaratoot and @Noreenmarie1234. :) I love all sorts of nuts, too. I just don't eat them very often because they are so calorie dense.
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    It's not even just the nuts @alteredsteve175, it's the other [cheetah] ingredients. Deliciously yummy. Maybe even worth the calories. Just don't eat the whole [ocelot] bag. Or go for it! They also have pecan flavor that I almost chose, but I love cashews and haven't had them in so long because. Yeah. Calories. also have almond flavor, but I eat almonds. Just not the whole [jaguarundi] bag. Really tasty. Kind of just like the description says -- tastes like brittle, but with a softer tooth. Somewhere between brittle and peeps. Peanuts, corn syrup, sugar, cashews, baking soda, flavor and salt.

    Now I want some more. Too bad. Already ate the entire [leopard] bag. And if it didn't have calories, right now, I'd go get me some more.

    Had to bring it back on topic.
  • Posts: 269,456 Member
    Hot cinnamon sugar donuts.. lucky they are an hour's drive away.. I'd inhale so many of those suckers right now.
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    mtaratoot wrote: »
    It's not even just the nuts @alteredsteve175, it's the other [cheetah] ingredients. Deliciously yummy. Maybe even worth the calories. Just don't eat the whole [ocelot] bag. Or go for it! They also have pecan flavor that I almost chose, but I love cashews and haven't had them in so long because. Yeah. Calories. also have almond flavor, but I eat almonds. Just not the whole [jaguarundi] bag. Really tasty. Kind of just like the description says -- tastes like brittle, but with a softer tooth. Somewhere between brittle and peeps. Peanuts, corn syrup, sugar, cashews, baking soda, flavor and salt.

    Now I want some more. Too bad. Already ate the entire [leopard] bag. And if it didn't have calories, right now, I'd go get me some more.

    Had to bring it back on topic.

    How many servings in a bag? Other than one. :) And where can one find these because they sound goooooood.
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    mtaratoot wrote: »
    It's not even just the nuts @alteredsteve175, it's the other [cheetah] ingredients. Deliciously yummy. Maybe even worth the calories. Just don't eat the whole [ocelot] bag. Or go for it! They also have pecan flavor that I almost chose, but I love cashews and haven't had them in so long because. Yeah. Calories. also have almond flavor, but I eat almonds. Just not the whole [jaguarundi] bag. Really tasty. Kind of just like the description says -- tastes like brittle, but with a softer tooth. Somewhere between brittle and peeps. Peanuts, corn syrup, sugar, cashews, baking soda, flavor and salt.

    Now I want some more. Too bad. Already ate the entire [leopard] bag. And if it didn't have calories, right now, I'd go get me some more.

    Had to bring it back on topic.

    You're crackin' me up with all the cat references. 🦁🐯🐱 Very creative!
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    glassyo wrote: »
    How many servings in a bag? Other than one. :) And where can one find these because they sound goooooood.

    The label makes an outlandish claim that a serving is one ounce. In my world yesterday, that was only 18% of a serving. The label says they are made in Texas. I got them at BiMart for member rewards Tuesday. My member number ended in the number that won the prize. I almost left 'em in the store, but figured I'd take them to share with my dive crew. And I forgot. But that's ok. There were eight of us on the team that day, and only 5.5 servings, so there would't have been enough :)

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    alteredsteve175 wrote: »
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    You're crackin' me up with all the cat references. 🦁🐯🐱 Very creative!

    There's an inflatable boat company based in Boise that you've surely herd of -- Aire. They are PVC shell around a urethane bladder for "best of both worlds," and they have a really good warranty. And allegedly awesome customer service. I don't own one; you probably see lots of 'em around. Made right there in Idaho, too. They make traditional rafts and catarafts. All their cat boats are named after cats. The used to name them after actual felines with names appropriate relative to the size of the boats. They used to make a little one called on Ocelot. A friend has one. Now their Leopard is the biggest stock size boat, and the Lion comes in different lengths.

    I'll try to cuss up a few more species next [panther] time.

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    mtaratoot wrote: »
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    There's an inflatable boat company based in Boise that you've surely herd of -- Aire. They are PVC shell around a urethane bladder for "best of both worlds," and they have a really good warranty. And allegedly awesome customer service. I don't own one; you probably see lots of 'em around. Made right there in Idaho, too. They make traditional rafts and catarafts. All their cat boats are named after cats. The used to name them after actual felines with names appropriate relative to the size of the boats. They used to make a little one called on Ocelot. A friend has one. Now their Leopard is the biggest stock size boat, and the Lion comes in different lengths.

    I'll try to cuss up a few more species next [panther] time.

    Too funny! I have been in the (bobcat) Aire showroom several times. They do make awesome rafts!

  • Posts: 7,858 Member
    mtaratoot wrote: »
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    The label makes an outlandish claim that a serving is one ounce. In my world yesterday, that was only 18% of a serving. The label says they are made in Texas. I got them at BiMart for member rewards Tuesday. My member number ended in the number that won the prize. I almost left 'em in the store, but figured I'd take them to share with my dive crew. And I forgot. But that's ok. There were eight of us on the team that day, and only 5.5 servings, so there would't have been enough :)

    That's sweet you were gonna share. :)
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    quiksylver296 wrote: »
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    I've toasted them over a campfire several times. It's novel. I haven't made a smore, though. I can't see them going well with chocolate???

    I like to put a Christmas peep in my homemade cocoa. So yes, they do go well with chocolate (especially if you make your cocoa with powdered chilis in it.)
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    hippiesaur wrote: »
    Like a billion of these... :'(
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    I dont know what they are but I want them
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    Cassandraw3 wrote: »
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    A dozen cornbread muffins from Famous Dave's. I find it so hard to eat just one.

    I could legit just eat those for my whole meal and be happy. I have tried re-creating and not succeeded. I'm probably not using the level of honey and butter required, lol!
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    Crafty_camper123 wrote: »
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    I could legit just eat those for my whole meal and be happy. I have tried re-creating and not succeeded. I'm probably not using the level of honey and butter required, lol!

    Same! They are sooo good.

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