fat vs sugar in certain foods
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So, while "Stearic acid was shown not to raise low-density-lipoprotein cholesterol relative to oleic acid, which is known to be neutral in its effects on cholesterol concentrations" it also "dietary stearic acid was shown to increase the risk of coronary heart disease more so than did palmitic, myristic, and lauric acids"
Not sure I see the overall pros or cons stearic acid?0 -
That's easy. Fat is an essential nutrient. Sugar is not.
By eating fat, you're supplying your body with things it actually needs. Whatever it doesn't use as a nutrient, it will burn at a less efficient rate than carbs (about 75%).
Sugar is all empty calories and provides no nutrition itself. It is very efficiently converted to glucose and 100% of it is either burned or stored as fat.0 -
Sugar is all empty calories and provides no nutrition itself.
Confirmed for not knowing what the word nutrition means.0 -
Well, Ice Cream is full of bad fats, and bad carbs. Peanut Butter is full of healthy fats and healthy carbs..... depends entirely on the food
This ^^ Fats and carbs are not equal. The type of fat and type of carb matters.0 -
Well, Ice Cream is full of bad fats, and bad carbs. Peanut Butter is full of healthy fats and healthy carbs..... depends entirely on the food
This ^^ Fats and carbs are not equal. The type of fat and type of carb matters.
lolwut?
Oh please tell me about the bad fats and bad carbs in mah ice creamz.0 -
Well, Ice Cream is full of bad fats, and bad carbs. Peanut Butter is full of healthy fats and healthy carbs..... depends entirely on the food
LOLwut?
ETA: Whoops, sorry, mag...didn't see you there.0 -
I'm suddenly craving peanut-butter ice cream0
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I'm suddenly craving peanut-butter ice cream
Come to my house. I always have some in the freezer.
Had a bunch of Slow Churned Peanut Butter Cup ice cream last night. Mmmm.0 -
I'm suddenly craving peanut-butter ice cream
Come to my house. I always have some in the freezer.
Had a bunch of Slow Churned Peanut Butter Cup ice cream last night. Mmmm.
You need to try the Slow Churned Triple chocolate peanut butter sundae flavor. Trust me.0 -
I'm suddenly craving peanut-butter ice cream
Come to my house. I always have some in the freezer.
Had a bunch of Slow Churned Peanut Butter Cup ice cream last night. Mmmm.
You need to try the Slow Churned Triple chocolate peanut butter sundae flavor. Trust me.
How did I not see that last time at the store??
I'll pick some up this weekend.0 -
I'm suddenly craving peanut-butter ice cream
Come to my house. I always have some in the freezer.
Had a bunch of Slow Churned Peanut Butter Cup ice cream last night. Mmmm.
You need to try the Slow Churned Triple chocolate peanut butter sundae flavor. Trust me.
I've only got rocky road atm... this makes me almost brave enough to set foot in a grocery store right now.0 -
I'm gonna die!!!!
When I'm 98. Or when I get hit by a bus. I'm pretty sure the ice cream won't be the culprit0 -
I'm suddenly craving peanut-butter ice cream
me to... with carmel, whipped cream and a cherrie on top....:flowerforyou:0 -
Well, Ice Cream is full of bad fats, and bad carbs. Peanut Butter is full of healthy fats and healthy carbs..... depends entirely on the food
This ^^ Fats and carbs are not equal. The type of fat and type of carb matters.
lolwut?
Oh please tell me about the bad fats and bad carbs in mah ice creamz.
www.spellzone.com
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That's easy. Fat is an essential nutrient. Sugar is not.
By eating fat, you're supplying your body with things it actually needs. Whatever it doesn't use as a nutrient, it will burn at a less efficient rate than carbs (about 75%).
Sugar is all empty calories and provides no nutrition itself. It is very efficiently converted to glucose and 100% of it is either burned or stored as fat.
How did that answer the question.
Plus sugar = energy, which is nice.0 -
Ok then.
Why agree with the premise of ice cream having bad fats/carbs if you're not willing to provide an explanation?
Doesn't make much sense to me, but whatever.I don't think it was a stupid question. What data? I was asking why you claim ice cream is full of "bad fats" & "bad carbs". You made the claim, not I.
Also this.0 -
So, while "Stearic acid was shown not to raise low-density-lipoprotein cholesterol relative to oleic acid, which is known to be neutral in its effects on cholesterol concentrations" it also "dietary stearic acid was shown to increase the risk of coronary heart disease more so than did palmitic, myristic, and lauric acids"
Not sure I see the overall pros or cons stearic acid?
You were implying it was bad.0 -
The book Salt, Sugar, Fat is a very interesting look at processed foods and the processed food industry and how salt, sugar and fat are adjusted in foods to get certain tastes.0
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Well, Ice Cream is full of bad fats, and bad carbs. Peanut Butter is full of healthy fats and healthy carbs..... depends entirely on the food
This ^^ Fats and carbs are not equal. The type of fat and type of carb matters.
lolwut?
Oh please tell me about the bad fats and bad carbs in mah ice creamz.
You did not seem to have an issue with the first post in the quote - and that had no context (and was actually wrong). Why get so aggressive with the later question?0 -
In for talk about how awesome ice cream is.0 -
Well, Ice Cream is full of bad fats, and bad carbs. Peanut Butter is full of healthy fats and healthy carbs..... depends entirely on the food
This ^^ Fats and carbs are not equal. The type of fat and type of carb matters.
lolwut?
Oh please tell me about the bad fats and bad carbs in mah ice creamz.
You did not seem to have an issue with the first post in the quote - and that had no context (and was actually wrong). Why get so aggressive with the later question?
Saying the type of fat and carbs matter doesn't need context. Asking me to critique a specific ice cream without identifying the ice cream is silly. A grown mad spelling like a child is sad.0 -
Well, Ice Cream is full of bad fats, and bad carbs. Peanut Butter is full of healthy fats and healthy carbs..... depends entirely on the food
This ^^ Fats and carbs are not equal. The type of fat and type of carb matters.
lolwut?
Oh please tell me about the bad fats and bad carbs in mah ice creamz.
I don't think it was a stupid question. What data? I was asking why you claim ice cream is full of "bad fats" & "bad carbs". You made the claim, not I.
You said "mah ice creamz", which I translated as "my ice cream". Since there are a variety of ice creams available, if my translation was correct, I'd need to know to which you refer.
But, as a general question, I will leave you with this (cuz I'm about to log off for now), because these people study all the evidence to form an opinion.
"Foods high in bad fats include red meat, butter, cheese, and ice cream, as well as processed foods made with trans fat from partially hydrogenated oil" (emphasis mine)
http://www.hsph.harvard.edu/nutritionsource/what-should-you-eat/fats-and-cholesterol/0 -
Well, Ice Cream is full of bad fats, and bad carbs. Peanut Butter is full of healthy fats and healthy carbs..... depends entirely on the food
This ^^ Fats and carbs are not equal. The type of fat and type of carb matters.
lolwut?
Oh please tell me about the bad fats and bad carbs in mah ice creamz.
You did not seem to have an issue with the first post in the quote - and that had no context (and was actually wrong). Why get so aggressive with the later question?
Saying the type of fat and carbs matter doesn't need context. Asking me to critique a specific ice cream without identifying the ice cream is silly. A grown mad spelling like a child is sad.
Your logic is amazing. You don't need context to agree with a blanket statement, but you do to defend your position on said agreement? The fact of the matter is you cannot support your claim and attempt as usual to deflect the conversation.0 -
Well, Ice Cream is full of bad fats, and bad carbs. Peanut Butter is full of healthy fats and healthy carbs..... depends entirely on the food
This ^^ Fats and carbs are not equal. The type of fat and type of carb matters.
lolwut?
Oh please tell me about the bad fats and bad carbs in mah ice creamz.
You did not seem to have an issue with the first post in the quote - and that had no context (and was actually wrong). Why get so aggressive with the later question?
Saying the type of fat and carbs matter doesn't need context. Asking me to critique a specific ice cream without identifying the ice cream is silly. A grown mad spelling like a child is sad.
So, this statement was fine
"Well, Ice Cream is full of bad fats, and bad carbs"
but asking what was bad was not?
How on earth does that logic work?
Also, it's against the CG to pull someone up about their spelling (also, it's internet lingo in any event).0 -
Well, Ice Cream is full of bad fats, and bad carbs. Peanut Butter is full of healthy fats and healthy carbs..... depends entirely on the food
This ^^ Fats and carbs are not equal. The type of fat and type of carb matters.
lolwut?
Oh please tell me about the bad fats and bad carbs in mah ice creamz.
I don't think it was a stupid question. What data? I was asking why you claim ice cream is full of "bad fats" & "bad carbs". You made the claim, not I.
You said "mah ice creamz", which I translated as "my ice cream". Since there are a variety of ice creams available, if my translation was correct, I'd need to know to which you refer.
But, as a general question, I will leave you with this (cuz I'm about to log off for now), because these people study all the evidence to form an opinion.
"Foods high in bad fats include red meat, butter, cheese, and ice cream, as well as processed foods made with trans fat from partially hydrogenated oil" (emphasis mine)
http://www.hsph.harvard.edu/nutritionsource/what-should-you-eat/fats-and-cholesterol/
so, then I guess you've never seen peanut butter containing hydrogenated oil0 -
Well, Ice Cream is full of bad fats, and bad carbs. Peanut Butter is full of healthy fats and healthy carbs..... depends entirely on the food
This ^^ Fats and carbs are not equal. The type of fat and type of carb matters.
lolwut?
Oh please tell me about the bad fats and bad carbs in mah ice creamz.
I don't think it was a stupid question. What data? I was asking why you claim ice cream is full of "bad fats" & "bad carbs". You made the claim, not I.
You said "mah ice creamz", which I translated as "my ice cream". Since there are a variety of ice creams available, if my translation was correct, I'd need to know to which you refer.
But, as a general question, I will leave you with this (cuz I'm about to log off for now), because these people study all the evidence to form an opinion.
"Foods high in bad fats include red meat, butter, cheese, and ice cream, as well as processed foods made with trans fat from partially hydrogenated oil" (emphasis mine)
http://www.hsph.harvard.edu/nutritionsource/what-should-you-eat/fats-and-cholesterol/
So, since the article singles out Dairy in general, would you suggest to someone that they should avoid milk because of the "bad fat"?
Doubtful.
Ice cream gets a bad rap because people like to demonize things.0 -
That's easy. Fat is an essential nutrient. Sugar is not.
By eating fat, you're supplying your body with things it actually needs. Whatever it doesn't use as a nutrient, it will burn at a less efficient rate than carbs (about 75%).
Sugar is all empty calories and provides no nutrition itself. It is very efficiently converted to glucose and 100%of it is either burned or stored as fat.
Wow. A substance that is efficiently converted into energy by the body? Well, who in the world would ever have use for something like that? Yep, definitely no nutrition value there.0 -
It completely depends on the rest of the day and what a person's current goals are.0
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Typically food like this will rate very low on a fullness factor and very high on the glycemix index. There's nothing redemable about this mix that I can think of.
the awesome taste0 -
Typically food like this will rate very low on a fullness factor and very high on the glycemix index. There's nothing redemable about this mix that I can think of.
the awesome taste
^^yep. Plus it has a lower GI than watermelon, apples, quinoa, sweet potatoes, peas......0
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