Pastry Chef: Immoral and Unethical?
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I read all nine pages of this thread... Couldn't stop thinking about delicious, mouth-watering, succulent gourmet pastries... Binged on about 4,000 calories' worth of Pop-Tarts and other evil sugary wages of sin. Now I'm gonna gain 10 pounds overnight.
Ryry, you sick *kitten*. This is all your fault.0 -
I'm sitting in Starbucks right now, and while the level of pastry deliciousness is not anywhere near what your friend will be making, I still want some.
Damn you RyRy....daaaaamn you!!! I blame you for bringing this up.0 -
What a bizarre thread?! :huh:
So what if your friend wanted to become an engineer for Ferrari? Would you not be happy for them because someone who can't drive properly wraps themselves around a tree in one? :noway:
Or a are people not allowed to run a vineyard only because there are alcoholics in this world?
Ridiculous.0 -
Wow...So I get back from the gym...You know my weights class and spinning and bettering myself...And still more ridicule and jokes. I had a peanut butter and jelly sandwich with honey and an apple. I supposed I should have swapped my healthy option for a sugar filled donut according to these responses
Can you just try to understand my side? Some "support" site. Maybe I should i have posted this in motivation and support or something. Again I'm not talking to those that were serious.
So your lunch of flour, a sweetener, fruit, nuts and fat is different and more healthy than a pastry? Do you know what kind of ingredients go into pastries? I'm guessing this is a master trolling thread. At least I hope so because I truly hope you aren't as ignorant, hypocritical and orthorexic as your OP sounds.0 -
Time to "introduce a little anarchy"
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Time to "introduce a little anarchy"
Why choose? Lay down a plastic sheet and have sex WITH bacon cake!!
Is bacon cake lower in sugar than regular cake?0 -
Pastry Chef: ****ING AWESOME.
It's the individuals choice to eat what they want.
If people like pastry, people should eat pastry.
If people don't want to be obese, then it's up to them to do something about it, not a chef following their dreams!!!0 -
Mmmmm gourmet, sugar-laden cigarettes...
lol this is my reaction too.0 -
Well, since you aren't her friend anymore, there's an opening, right? Tell her to call me.0
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If pastries caused obesity, the French would be fat. They're not. Hmmm, wonder why?0
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Your friend is of the debil. I say exorcism at once! Or jail, maybe. She is a really horrible human being.
If you want, once she's trained, you can send her to my house and I'll set her straight.0 -
I'm so grateful we've been given this opportunity to laud the sometimes maligned pastry. Aren't you all? :flowerforyou:0
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OMG!! Do you eat meat, dairy and/or eggs???? If you look into these, you will see the horrors and effects not only on animals but people as well, young and old alike!!
Maybe we should never drive in case we have/cause an accident? Really? Is this for real?? Maybe we should all give up living and certainly not have friends because, God only knows, our friends are soooo imperfect!!0 -
What you guys think? Am I right? Or should I ease up, be happy for my friend and go to the party even if I feel like I’m compromising on my morals and ethics?
I think that your post is one of the most asinine things I have ever read, or that I am getting trolled hard and you are a pro sir.
Either way I got a little dumber reading what you typed.0 -
If this isn't a joke, you sound like sad and jealous man.0
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I own a cake bakery... does this make me a bad person?0
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I own a cake bakery... does this make me a bad person?0
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I own a cake bakery... does this make me a bad person?
In for cake!0 -
I am probably echoing some of the comments but I did not bother to read the page after page of responses. This is what I have to save:
1. People choose to smoke, eat bad, drink, do drugs, etc. It is a part of life
2. Paula Deen fed people with fat for years and people were endeared to her but that is their choice to control their urges/passions
3. If the demand is there why should she not pursue it
4. One should look beyond their desires and see it for what it is, in other words - instead of being so negative about this business venue you should find the golden nugget and wish her well
There is more I can say but the bottom line, no one "has" to eat/buy her goodies and even if you are in a weight loss program - moderation is the key - so if you eat enough good foods and treat yourself moderately to those delicious but fattening goodies, you should not have any issues...0 -
Da *kitten*?0
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you think she is contributing cause she makes sweets? people are overweight because they eat to much and do not move enough, it has nothing to do with sweets. You can eat junk and not be overweight if you watch how much you eat hell you can get fat eating salad if you eat to much of it. What you are saying is just like saying that cooks and servers in restaurants make people fat, people make themselves fat by eating to much.0
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I own a cake bakery... does this make me a bad person?
She must be a witch. We must purge the devil from her. With fire.0 -
Pastry Chef's have been around for YEARS.
Self Control on the other hand is something that people don't seem to learn anymore.
NO it isn't wrong for her to become a Pastry Chef.
I eat Pastry. I won't stop eating pastry.
I will however choose to eat LESS pastry. Because I CHOOSE to not become obese.
Pastry doesn't make one fat. Lack of self control makes one fat. (Unless one is fat due to a medical issue that can not be helped. Better add that or I'll be killed.)0 -
This is a joke post, right? You are just trolling us. Gotta be.
Otherwise, you'd rail against people who work for Segway (devices that stop people from walking) or companies that make high heel shoes (also hard to walk in).
You'd ask your friends to NOT work for La-Z-boy -- it's right in the name! No activity!
And of course, anyone who works for Anhauser Busch or Coors or brews their own is definately off your party list. Because alcohol has all those empty calories!
And Frito-Lay, and Yum! industries, and of course anyone you know who is a waiter/waitress -- they are just delivering unhealthy foods to people!
Don't forget people who work for cable companies or tv manufacturers -- they encourage you to sit for hours.
Boy you won't have any friends left.
Also, on a side note, I can't imagine what Thankgiving or Superbowl parties at your house looks like.
Enjoy your kale!0 -
Here is the situation I’m currently facing and I don’t know what to do.
So I have a friend who announced that she was moving into a new profession. SHE IS BECOMING A GOURMET PASTRY CHEF!
So everyone is congratulating her on this big step in her life and all I can think is…WHY!? So she will be preparing pastries and directly contributing to the obesity epidemic in America. What’s next, should I congratulate the Marlboro man on the new gourmet cigarette brand he is coming out with? I just think it’s wrong for someone to knowingly provide sugar laden treats to others knowing the harm it causes. And even worse, these are gourmet treats which people are likely to eat even more of!
I don’t know. If it were me, I don’t think I would be able to live with myself if I knew I would be harming people like this long term. They are throwing her a going away party in a few weeks and she is going to be providing a sampling of her work for us. I’m still undecided if I should attend with these concerns. I’m not sure what kind of message that will be sending ya know?
What you guys think? Am I right? Or should I ease up, be happy for my friend and go to the party even if I feel like I’m compromising on my morals and ethics?
One of my siblings is a pastry chef and I feel ambivalent about it. I have something of a sugar "addiction" and I can't control myself during the holidays. The way pastry chefs see it, especially if they work in restaurants, is that people have paid a lot of money for a fine meal and they want to complete it with a treat. Desserts in moderation aren't unhealthy. The best are works of art.0 -
are you actually joking? shes not hurting children or animals shes a chef, get an actual grip of yourself!! shes got a job so not sponging off the government which is immoral and unethical. i seriously hope this is a joke or you need to get out into the real world0
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Congratulations to her for finding a passion in this life!! Many are not so lucky. Immoral, and unethical -- never! Perhaps you could spend more time pursuing your own passions and less judging others....unless, of course, you are, actually, a judge.0
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Here is the situation I’m currently facing and I don’t know what to do.
So I have a friend who announced that she was moving into a new profession. SHE IS BECOMING A GOURMET PASTRY CHEF!
So everyone is congratulating her on this big step in her life and all I can think is…WHY!? So she will be preparing pastries and directly contributing to the obesity epidemic in America. What’s next, should I congratulate the Marlboro man on the new gourmet cigarette brand he is coming out with? I just think it’s wrong for someone to knowingly provide sugar laden treats to others knowing the harm it causes. And even worse, these are gourmet treats which people are likely to eat even more of!
I don’t know. If it were me, I don’t think I would be able to live with myself if I knew I would be harming people like this long term. They are throwing her a going away party in a few weeks and she is going to be providing a sampling of her work for us. I’m still undecided if I should attend with these concerns. I’m not sure what kind of message that will be sending ya know?
What you guys think? Am I right? Or should I ease up, be happy for my friend and go to the party even if I feel like I’m compromising on my morals and ethics?
I think you should STFU & convince your friend to hook me up with FREE THESE!!
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clearly she is a natural born killer with no conscience.0
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Here is the situation I’m currently facing and I don’t know what to do.
So I have a friend who announced that she was moving into a new profession. SHE IS BECOMING A GOURMET PASTRY CHEF!
So everyone is congratulating her on this big step in her life and all I can think is…WHY!? So she will be preparing pastries and directly contributing to the obesity epidemic in America. What’s next, should I congratulate the Marlboro man on the new gourmet cigarette brand he is coming out with? I just think it’s wrong for someone to knowingly provide sugar laden treats to others knowing the harm it causes. And even worse, these are gourmet treats which people are likely to eat even more of!
I don’t know. If it were me, I don’t think I would be able to live with myself if I knew I would be harming people like this long term. They are throwing her a going away party in a few weeks and she is going to be providing a sampling of her work for us. I’m still undecided if I should attend with these concerns. I’m not sure what kind of message that will be sending ya know?
What you guys think? Am I right? Or should I ease up, be happy for my friend and go to the party even if I feel like I’m compromising on my morals and ethics?
MORON!!!0
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