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What commonly given MFP Forum advice do you personally disagree with?
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6. I ate cake for breakfast yesterday and hardly feel qualified to dole out advice to anyone else based on that
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Thank6. I ate cake for breakfast yesterday and hardly feel qualified to dole out advice to anyone else based on that
I’ll take your advice any day. Cake is life!
Unless it was some sad paleo/keto/low carb/diet/black bean/beet microwave sea sponge looking thing that someone on Pinterest professed to be “the best cake EVAH” even though they had to drink a bottle of wine with it to get it down but now they are committed to the farce and want others to suffer alongside.7 -
Duck_Puddle wrote: »Thank6. I ate cake for breakfast yesterday and hardly feel qualified to dole out advice to anyone else based on that
I’ll take your advice any day. Cake is life!
Unless it was some sad paleo/keto/low carb/diet/black bean/beet microwave sea sponge looking thing that someone on Pinterest professed to be “the best cake EVAH” even though they had to drink a bottle of wine with it to get it down but now they are committed to the farce and want others to suffer alongside.
Oh no, most certainly not! It was toasted coconut and walnut with cream cheese frosting, made by my aunt (because everything tastes better when one of your aunts made it
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Duck_Puddle wrote: »Thank6. I ate cake for breakfast yesterday and hardly feel qualified to dole out advice to anyone else based on that
I’ll take your advice any day. Cake is life!
Unless it was some sad paleo/keto/low carb/diet/black bean/beet microwave sea sponge looking thing that someone on Pinterest professed to be “the best cake EVAH” even though they had to drink a bottle of wine with it to get it down but now they are committed to the farce and want others to suffer alongside.
Oh no, most certainly not! It was toasted coconut and walnut with cream cheese frosting, made by my aunt (because everything tastes better when one of your aunts made it )
That’s definitely the right kind of cake.
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QFT, QF bloody T.What strikes me as rude are the drop-in posts from people who have clearly not been reading the thread offering canned advice (frequently not related to the advice people were seeking). I find that much more grating and off-putting than rather curt efforts to help ("food scale" or what not).
Since people clearly differ in what comes across as rude, and since typically the person gets a variety of different types of posts, I think it's probably better to try and give people the benefit of the doubt and assume they are NOT being rude. I admit I struggle with that too.
Or answers from people who appear to have read only part of the OP's thread and ask them something the OP already mentioned in their post.
Along with inappropriate answers because the OP elaborated on some health issue in a later post - like people telling the poster how to cut calories on page two when the OP has revealed on page one that they are underweight and have body dysmorphia issues.
Not unique to MFP, sadly; it happens on weight-loss threads all over the internet. That said, I find irresponsible advice in that line particularly alarming when I see it here. I feel if there's anywhere that people should remember to be careful what they type, it's a forum like this one.
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Duck_Puddle wrote: »Duck_Puddle wrote: »Thank6. I ate cake for breakfast yesterday and hardly feel qualified to dole out advice to anyone else based on that
I’ll take your advice any day. Cake is life!
Unless it was some sad paleo/keto/low carb/diet/black bean/beet microwave sea sponge looking thing that someone on Pinterest professed to be “the best cake EVAH” even though they had to drink a bottle of wine with it to get it down but now they are committed to the farce and want others to suffer alongside.
Oh no, most certainly not! It was toasted coconut and walnut with cream cheese frosting, made by my aunt (because everything tastes better when one of your aunts made it )
That’s definitely the right kind of cake.
My advice: Life is too short to not have cake for breakfast every now and then!7 -
Duck_Puddle wrote: »Thank6. I ate cake for breakfast yesterday and hardly feel qualified to dole out advice to anyone else based on that
I’ll take your advice any day. Cake is life!
Unless it was some sad paleo/keto/low carb/diet/black bean/beet microwave sea sponge looking thing that someone on Pinterest professed to be “the best cake EVAH” even though they had to drink a bottle of wine with it to get it down but now they are committed to the farce and want others to suffer alongside.
This reminds me of a thread from way way back. OP was complaining about how much energy she had put into creating this heavily substituted for "healthy" ingredients monstrosity of a cake that she had made for her boyfriends birthday and he had to audacity to complain about it (he wanted a chocolate cake, but she loved him too much to kill him with those horrifying chemical cakes). :laugh:5 -
nutmegoreo wrote: »Duck_Puddle wrote: »Thank6. I ate cake for breakfast yesterday and hardly feel qualified to dole out advice to anyone else based on that
I’ll take your advice any day. Cake is life!
Unless it was some sad paleo/keto/low carb/diet/black bean/beet microwave sea sponge looking thing that someone on Pinterest professed to be “the best cake EVAH” even though they had to drink a bottle of wine with it to get it down but now they are committed to the farce and want others to suffer alongside.
This reminds me of a thread from way way back. OP was complaining about how much energy she had put into creating this heavily substituted for "healthy" ingredients monstrosity of a cake that she had made for her boyfriends birthday and he had to audacity to complain about it (he wanted a chocolate cake, but she loved him too much to kill him with those horrifying chemical cakes). :laugh:
I remember that! That was a forum classic (that was from the mini tramp[oline] thread era I think?). That’s exactly where the beet part of my (sadly probably not) fictional concoction came from. Because who puts beets in a cake? That’s unforgettably traumatic to the cake.
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This is so close to turning into a cake culture thread. Just add pictures, please.1
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Some cakes and other goodies I’ve made (this is probably why I’m still here...)
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Is this phase 5? The only “real” food I had today was oatmeal. It was treat day at work - so I grazed all day. I did stay within my calorie goal though (I think).
Oh, and cake sounds good...(trying to fit in)8 -
Duck_Puddle wrote: »Some cakes and other goodies I’ve made (this is probably why I’m still here...)
When is your Christmas party? I'll be right over
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Duck_Puddle wrote: »nutmegoreo wrote: »Duck_Puddle wrote: »Thank6. I ate cake for breakfast yesterday and hardly feel qualified to dole out advice to anyone else based on that
I’ll take your advice any day. Cake is life!
Unless it was some sad paleo/keto/low carb/diet/black bean/beet microwave sea sponge looking thing that someone on Pinterest professed to be “the best cake EVAH” even though they had to drink a bottle of wine with it to get it down but now they are committed to the farce and want others to suffer alongside.
This reminds me of a thread from way way back. OP was complaining about how much energy she had put into creating this heavily substituted for "healthy" ingredients monstrosity of a cake that she had made for her boyfriends birthday and he had to audacity to complain about it (he wanted a chocolate cake, but she loved him too much to kill him with those horrifying chemical cakes). :laugh:
I remember that! That was a forum classic (that was from the mini tramp[oline] thread era I think?). That’s exactly where the beet part of my (sadly probably not) fictional concoction came from. Because who puts beets in a cake? That’s unforgettably traumatic to the cake.
I felt bad for the poor boyfriend. Just feed him the cake he wants for Pete's sake, rather than trying to force him into eating "healthy" sadness on his birthday.8 -
nutmegoreo wrote: »Duck_Puddle wrote: »nutmegoreo wrote: »Duck_Puddle wrote: »Thank6. I ate cake for breakfast yesterday and hardly feel qualified to dole out advice to anyone else based on that
I’ll take your advice any day. Cake is life!
Unless it was some sad paleo/keto/low carb/diet/black bean/beet microwave sea sponge looking thing that someone on Pinterest professed to be “the best cake EVAH” even though they had to drink a bottle of wine with it to get it down but now they are committed to the farce and want others to suffer alongside.
This reminds me of a thread from way way back. OP was complaining about how much energy she had put into creating this heavily substituted for "healthy" ingredients monstrosity of a cake that she had made for her boyfriends birthday and he had to audacity to complain about it (he wanted a chocolate cake, but she loved him too much to kill him with those horrifying chemical cakes). :laugh:
I remember that! That was a forum classic (that was from the mini tramp[oline] thread era I think?). That’s exactly where the beet part of my (sadly probably not) fictional concoction came from. Because who puts beets in a cake? That’s unforgettably traumatic to the cake.
I felt bad for the poor boyfriend. Just feed him the cake he wants for Pete's sake, rather than trying to force him into eating "healthy" sadness on his birthday.
I missed so much good stuff 2013-16
Thinking it would be fun to serve one of those monstrosities up to hubby to see how much of an effort he makes at feigning enthusiasm before busting out the real deal
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How did I miss that thread? I was a member in 2013.0
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How did I miss that thread? I was a member in 2013.
I couldn’t find the real thread (where she talked about the BF) that was the real treasure. I bet it got nuked. I did find the cake recipe thread-that’s got just a touch of the charm. And of course the recipe if someone wants to go find powdered sea monkeys and whatever other common pantry staples to make a cake.1 -
nutmegoreo wrote: »Duck_Puddle wrote: »nutmegoreo wrote: »Duck_Puddle wrote: »Thank6. I ate cake for breakfast yesterday and hardly feel qualified to dole out advice to anyone else based on that
I’ll take your advice any day. Cake is life!
Unless it was some sad paleo/keto/low carb/diet/black bean/beet microwave sea sponge looking thing that someone on Pinterest professed to be “the best cake EVAH” even though they had to drink a bottle of wine with it to get it down but now they are committed to the farce and want others to suffer alongside.
This reminds me of a thread from way way back. OP was complaining about how much energy she had put into creating this heavily substituted for "healthy" ingredients monstrosity of a cake that she had made for her boyfriends birthday and he had to audacity to complain about it (he wanted a chocolate cake, but she loved him too much to kill him with those horrifying chemical cakes). :laugh:
I remember that! That was a forum classic (that was from the mini tramp[oline] thread era I think?). That’s exactly where the beet part of my (sadly probably not) fictional concoction came from. Because who puts beets in a cake? That’s unforgettably traumatic to the cake.
I felt bad for the poor boyfriend. Just feed him the cake he wants for Pete's sake, rather than trying to force him into eating "healthy" sadness on his birthday.
I missed so much good stuff 2013-16
Thinking it would be fun to serve one of those monstrosities up to hubby to see how much of an effort he makes at feigning enthusiasm before busting out the real deal
Those were the golden years. I learned SO MUCH on the forums back then.
-Mini tramp[online]s give a full body workout (including your liver) in just 15 minutes.
-Little Debbie’s sugar leaches calcium from the blood
-blood calcium is immune to fruit sugar
-calcium is also carcinogenic
-this is also connected to certain kinds of milk but I got a little confused at the mechanisms.
-superfoods counteract this calcium leaching (you may or may not need to do the hokey pokey first and there may or may not be magic spells involved)
And those were the highlights from just a 3 day spread.
It was a MAGIC time or knowledge sharing here at the mfp forums.
ETA because I used the wrong leach at first but I really don’t think it matters in this case.
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Duck_Puddle wrote: »nutmegoreo wrote: »Duck_Puddle wrote: »nutmegoreo wrote: »Duck_Puddle wrote: »Thank6. I ate cake for breakfast yesterday and hardly feel qualified to dole out advice to anyone else based on that
I’ll take your advice any day. Cake is life!
Unless it was some sad paleo/keto/low carb/diet/black bean/beet microwave sea sponge looking thing that someone on Pinterest professed to be “the best cake EVAH” even though they had to drink a bottle of wine with it to get it down but now they are committed to the farce and want others to suffer alongside.
This reminds me of a thread from way way back. OP was complaining about how much energy she had put into creating this heavily substituted for "healthy" ingredients monstrosity of a cake that she had made for her boyfriends birthday and he had to audacity to complain about it (he wanted a chocolate cake, but she loved him too much to kill him with those horrifying chemical cakes). :laugh:
I remember that! That was a forum classic (that was from the mini tramp[oline] thread era I think?). That’s exactly where the beet part of my (sadly probably not) fictional concoction came from. Because who puts beets in a cake? That’s unforgettably traumatic to the cake.
I felt bad for the poor boyfriend. Just feed him the cake he wants for Pete's sake, rather than trying to force him into eating "healthy" sadness on his birthday.
I missed so much good stuff 2013-16
Thinking it would be fun to serve one of those monstrosities up to hubby to see how much of an effort he makes at feigning enthusiasm before busting out the real deal
Those were the golden years. I learned SO MUCH on the forums back then.
-Mini tramp[online]s give a full body workout (including your liver) in just 15 minutes.
-Little Debbie’s sugar leaches calcium from the blood
-blood calcium is immune to fruit sugar
-calcium is also carcinogenic
-this is also connected to certain kinds of milk but I got a little confused at the mechanisms.
-superfoods counteract this calcium leaching (you may or may not need to do the hokey pokey first and there may or may not be magic spells involved)
And those were the highlights from just a 3 day spread.
It was a MAGIC time or knowledge sharing here at the mfp forums.
ETA because I used the wrong leach at first but I really don’t think it matters in this case.
You forgot all the vibration machine threads, the fat stripper threads, and the evil microwaves.2 -
nutmegoreo wrote: »Duck_Puddle wrote: »nutmegoreo wrote: »Duck_Puddle wrote: »nutmegoreo wrote: »Duck_Puddle wrote: »Thank6. I ate cake for breakfast yesterday and hardly feel qualified to dole out advice to anyone else based on that
I’ll take your advice any day. Cake is life!
Unless it was some sad paleo/keto/low carb/diet/black bean/beet microwave sea sponge looking thing that someone on Pinterest professed to be “the best cake EVAH” even though they had to drink a bottle of wine with it to get it down but now they are committed to the farce and want others to suffer alongside.
This reminds me of a thread from way way back. OP was complaining about how much energy she had put into creating this heavily substituted for "healthy" ingredients monstrosity of a cake that she had made for her boyfriends birthday and he had to audacity to complain about it (he wanted a chocolate cake, but she loved him too much to kill him with those horrifying chemical cakes). :laugh:
I remember that! That was a forum classic (that was from the mini tramp[oline] thread era I think?). That’s exactly where the beet part of my (sadly probably not) fictional concoction came from. Because who puts beets in a cake? That’s unforgettably traumatic to the cake.
I felt bad for the poor boyfriend. Just feed him the cake he wants for Pete's sake, rather than trying to force him into eating "healthy" sadness on his birthday.
I missed so much good stuff 2013-16
Thinking it would be fun to serve one of those monstrosities up to hubby to see how much of an effort he makes at feigning enthusiasm before busting out the real deal
Those were the golden years. I learned SO MUCH on the forums back then.
-Mini tramp[online]s give a full body workout (including your liver) in just 15 minutes.
-Little Debbie’s sugar leaches calcium from the blood
-blood calcium is immune to fruit sugar
-calcium is also carcinogenic
-this is also connected to certain kinds of milk but I got a little confused at the mechanisms.
-superfoods counteract this calcium leaching (you may or may not need to do the hokey pokey first and there may or may not be magic spells involved)
And those were the highlights from just a 3 day spread.
It was a MAGIC time or knowledge sharing here at the mfp forums.
ETA because I used the wrong leach at first but I really don’t think it matters in this case.
You forgot all the vibration machine threads, the fat stripper threads, and the evil microwaves.
OMG how could I forget about the radioactive death box?
That really was such a magical time.
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I think I might find beet cake a more appealing weight loss prospect than a mini-trampoline.
I clearly remember falling off my friend's mum's mini-trampoline when they were THE in-thing for get-fit in the early-90s. Come to think of it, I felt bruised all over afterwards, so maybe it was a full-body work-out. And I had been on it for less than 15 minutes!0 -
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nutmegoreo wrote: »Duck_Puddle wrote: »Thank6. I ate cake for breakfast yesterday and hardly feel qualified to dole out advice to anyone else based on that
I’ll take your advice any day. Cake is life!
Unless it was some sad paleo/keto/low carb/diet/black bean/beet microwave sea sponge looking thing that someone on Pinterest professed to be “the best cake EVAH” even though they had to drink a bottle of wine with it to get it down but now they are committed to the farce and want others to suffer alongside.
This reminds me of a thread from way way back. OP was complaining about how much energy she had put into creating this heavily substituted for "healthy" ingredients monstrosity of a cake that she had made for her boyfriends birthday and he had to audacity to complain about it (he wanted a chocolate cake, but she loved him too much to kill him with those horrifying chemical cakes). :laugh:
Do you think they're still together?2 -
Duck_Puddle wrote: »Some cakes and other goodies I’ve made (this is probably why I’m still here...)
Now THIS is what makes MFP worthwhile!3 -
Duck_Puddle wrote: »nutmegoreo wrote: »Duck_Puddle wrote: »nutmegoreo wrote: »Duck_Puddle wrote: »Thank6. I ate cake for breakfast yesterday and hardly feel qualified to dole out advice to anyone else based on that
I’ll take your advice any day. Cake is life!
Unless it was some sad paleo/keto/low carb/diet/black bean/beet microwave sea sponge looking thing that someone on Pinterest professed to be “the best cake EVAH” even though they had to drink a bottle of wine with it to get it down but now they are committed to the farce and want others to suffer alongside.
This reminds me of a thread from way way back. OP was complaining about how much energy she had put into creating this heavily substituted for "healthy" ingredients monstrosity of a cake that she had made for her boyfriends birthday and he had to audacity to complain about it (he wanted a chocolate cake, but she loved him too much to kill him with those horrifying chemical cakes). :laugh:
I remember that! That was a forum classic (that was from the mini tramp[oline] thread era I think?). That’s exactly where the beet part of my (sadly probably not) fictional concoction came from. Because who puts beets in a cake? That’s unforgettably traumatic to the cake.
I felt bad for the poor boyfriend. Just feed him the cake he wants for Pete's sake, rather than trying to force him into eating "healthy" sadness on his birthday.
I missed so much good stuff 2013-16
Thinking it would be fun to serve one of those monstrosities up to hubby to see how much of an effort he makes at feigning enthusiasm before busting out the real deal
Those were the golden years. I learned SO MUCH on the forums back then.
-Mini tramp[online]s give a full body workout (including your liver) in just 15 minutes.
-Little Debbie’s sugar leaches calcium from the blood
-blood calcium is immune to fruit sugar
-calcium is also carcinogenic
-this is also connected to certain kinds of milk but I got a little confused at the mechanisms.
-superfoods counteract this calcium leaching (you may or may not need to do the hokey pokey first and there may or may not be magic spells involved)
And those were the highlights from just a 3 day spread.
It was a MAGIC time or knowledge sharing here at the mfp forums.
ETA because I used the wrong leach at first but I really don’t think it matters in this case.
SIGH--loved the old days. Now everyone is too "nice".6 -
Duck_Puddle wrote: »nutmegoreo wrote: »Duck_Puddle wrote: »nutmegoreo wrote: »Duck_Puddle wrote: »nutmegoreo wrote: »Duck_Puddle wrote: »Thank6. I ate cake for breakfast yesterday and hardly feel qualified to dole out advice to anyone else based on that
I’ll take your advice any day. Cake is life!
Unless it was some sad paleo/keto/low carb/diet/black bean/beet microwave sea sponge looking thing that someone on Pinterest professed to be “the best cake EVAH” even though they had to drink a bottle of wine with it to get it down but now they are committed to the farce and want others to suffer alongside.
This reminds me of a thread from way way back. OP was complaining about how much energy she had put into creating this heavily substituted for "healthy" ingredients monstrosity of a cake that she had made for her boyfriends birthday and he had to audacity to complain about it (he wanted a chocolate cake, but she loved him too much to kill him with those horrifying chemical cakes). :laugh:
I remember that! That was a forum classic (that was from the mini tramp[oline] thread era I think?). That’s exactly where the beet part of my (sadly probably not) fictional concoction came from. Because who puts beets in a cake? That’s unforgettably traumatic to the cake.
I felt bad for the poor boyfriend. Just feed him the cake he wants for Pete's sake, rather than trying to force him into eating "healthy" sadness on his birthday.
I missed so much good stuff 2013-16
Thinking it would be fun to serve one of those monstrosities up to hubby to see how much of an effort he makes at feigning enthusiasm before busting out the real deal
Those were the golden years. I learned SO MUCH on the forums back then.
-Mini tramp[online]s give a full body workout (including your liver) in just 15 minutes.
-Little Debbie’s sugar leaches calcium from the blood
-blood calcium is immune to fruit sugar
-calcium is also carcinogenic
-this is also connected to certain kinds of milk but I got a little confused at the mechanisms.
-superfoods counteract this calcium leaching (you may or may not need to do the hokey pokey first and there may or may not be magic spells involved)
And those were the highlights from just a 3 day spread.
It was a MAGIC time or knowledge sharing here at the mfp forums.
ETA because I used the wrong leach at first but I really don’t think it matters in this case.
You forgot all the vibration machine threads, the fat stripper threads, and the evil microwaves.
OMG how could I forget about the radioactive death box?
That really was such a magical time.
Back when you can follow your friends into the derp because it posted on the newsfeed. :laugh:5 -
Duck_Puddle wrote: »Duck_Puddle wrote: »Thank6. I ate cake for breakfast yesterday and hardly feel qualified to dole out advice to anyone else based on that
I’ll take your advice any day. Cake is life!
Unless it was some sad paleo/keto/low carb/diet/black bean/beet microwave sea sponge looking thing that someone on Pinterest professed to be “the best cake EVAH” even though they had to drink a bottle of wine with it to get it down but now they are committed to the farce and want others to suffer alongside.
Oh no, most certainly not! It was toasted coconut and walnut with cream cheese frosting, made by my aunt (because everything tastes better when one of your aunts made it )
That’s definitely the right kind of cake.
My advice: Life is too short to not have cake for breakfast every now and then!
I've occasionally had cake *and* pizza for breakfast.
There may have been alcohol involved the night before, though...7 -
Duck_Puddle wrote: »nutmegoreo wrote: »Duck_Puddle wrote: »nutmegoreo wrote: »Duck_Puddle wrote: »Thank6. I ate cake for breakfast yesterday and hardly feel qualified to dole out advice to anyone else based on that
I’ll take your advice any day. Cake is life!
Unless it was some sad paleo/keto/low carb/diet/black bean/beet microwave sea sponge looking thing that someone on Pinterest professed to be “the best cake EVAH” even though they had to drink a bottle of wine with it to get it down but now they are committed to the farce and want others to suffer alongside.
This reminds me of a thread from way way back. OP was complaining about how much energy she had put into creating this heavily substituted for "healthy" ingredients monstrosity of a cake that she had made for her boyfriends birthday and he had to audacity to complain about it (he wanted a chocolate cake, but she loved him too much to kill him with those horrifying chemical cakes). :laugh:
I remember that! That was a forum classic (that was from the mini tramp[oline] thread era I think?). That’s exactly where the beet part of my (sadly probably not) fictional concoction came from. Because who puts beets in a cake? That’s unforgettably traumatic to the cake.
I felt bad for the poor boyfriend. Just feed him the cake he wants for Pete's sake, rather than trying to force him into eating "healthy" sadness on his birthday.
I missed so much good stuff 2013-16
Thinking it would be fun to serve one of those monstrosities up to hubby to see how much of an effort he makes at feigning enthusiasm before busting out the real deal
Those were the golden years. I learned SO MUCH on the forums back then.
-Mini tramp[online]s give a full body workout (including your liver) in just 15 minutes.
-Little Debbie’s sugar leaches calcium from the blood
-blood calcium is immune to fruit sugar
-calcium is also carcinogenic
-this is also connected to certain kinds of milk but I got a little confused at the mechanisms.
-superfoods counteract this calcium leaching (you may or may not need to do the hokey pokey first and there may or may not be magic spells involved)
And those were the highlights from just a 3 day spread.
It was a MAGIC time or knowledge sharing here at the mfp forums.
ETA because I used the wrong leach at first but I really don’t think it matters in this case.
Don't forget the thread where we worked on a poster for 3 or 4 pages to tell us the toxinz in chicken from KFC.....it was sodium bicarbonate.....and when she told us she played it up like we wouldn't know that's baking soda.9 -
HeliumIsNoble wrote: »I think I might find beet cake a more appealing weight loss prospect than a mini-trampoline.
I clearly remember falling off my friend's mum's mini-trampoline when they were THE in-thing for get-fit in the early-90s. Come to think of it, I felt bruised all over afterwards, so maybe it was a full-body work-out. And I had been on it for less than 15 minutes!
I made a chocolate cake with beets one time and it was actually really good! They were pureed into the batter and just gave it a rich taste. Of course, I also used plenty of legit sugar and fat (as a chocolate cake deserves).7 -
janejellyroll wrote: »HeliumIsNoble wrote: »I think I might find beet cake a more appealing weight loss prospect than a mini-trampoline.
I clearly remember falling off my friend's mum's mini-trampoline when they were THE in-thing for get-fit in the early-90s. Come to think of it, I felt bruised all over afterwards, so maybe it was a full-body work-out. And I had been on it for less than 15 minutes!
I made a chocolate cake with beets one time and it was actually really good! They were pureed into the batter and just gave it a rich taste. Of course, I also used plenty of legit sugar and fat (as a chocolate cake deserves).
I remember nervously making chocolate-avocado cupcakes for my nephew's birthday. They were AMAZING!4
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