Free Cake At Work
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Is it good cake? Like, did some French chef come in and whip it up by hand and them flame torched a little creme brulee to go with it? If so, face plant into that cake! (Or, you know, have a small, reasonable slice.)
Or is it some dry, grocery store cake or a "homemade" cake that someone made from a box that is most likely dry and cardboard-ish with icing that tastes sickeningly sweet because it came out of a plastic tub? If that is the case, don't waste your calories and stick to your carrots!
I couldn't agree more. I was working in a place where cake was available at least every week. I had cake twice in 18 months. Once was an exceptional cheesecake and the other was a homemade cake that was made by an elderly Greek lady. Both cakes were worth it!
I have a big breakfast and then it doesn't really feel like I'm missing out.0 -
they have free food at my work at least every first of each month for all the birthdays of that month...so cake, cookies, snacks etc
i usually make the day where they are having food a cheat day...i plan my cheat days on those days....0 -
And now it's time to plaaaayyyy....
CAKE VS. WINE!!!!
Ladies form your teams and the lightning round will begin shortly.
I don't like wine. So, in for cake!0 -
The cake is a lie.0
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I have nothing of importance to add here, only the topic made me think of this one time at work where one of my co-workers announced "free cake" located in the breakroom. I spent a short while drooling and thinking of what kind of delicious highly caloric monstrosity was in store for me, only to find much to my disappointment that this "cake" was actually a watermelon shaped like a cake and covered in icing and almond shavings.
I had a big sad, it was a very mean thing to do.
Oh and cake trumps skinny fo sho yo. I will jog an extra 10 min for cake.
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Stolen! Love Eddie Izzard.0 -
I have nothing of importance to add here, only the topic made me think of this one time at work where one of my co-workers announced "free cake" located in the breakroom. I spent a short while drooling and thinking of what kind of delicious highly caloric monstrosity was in store for me, only to find much to my disappointment that this "cake" was actually a watermelon shaped like a cake and covered in icing and almond shavings.
I had a big sad, it was a very mean thing to do.
Oh and cake trumps skinny fo sho yo. I will jog an extra 10 min for cake.
It really is the saddest thing I have read all day.0 -
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I have nothing of importance to add here, only the topic made me think of this one time at work where one of my co-workers announced "free cake" located in the breakroom. I spent a short while drooling and thinking of what kind of delicious highly caloric monstrosity was in store for me, only to find much to my disappointment that this "cake" was actually a watermelon shaped like a cake and covered in icing and almond shavings.
I had a big sad, it was a very mean thing to do.
Oh and cake trumps skinny fo sho yo. I will jog an extra 10 min for cake.
It really is the saddest thing I have read all day.
And yet, there have been threads here proclaiming the virtues of exactly such an abomination..
:sad:
Baking is my hobby. And I like watermelon. But watermelon can never be a substitute for cake. Not even a mediocre cake.0 -
My job never has free cake. I'm jealous.0
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My job never has free cake. I'm jealous.
Even of the fake cake?0 -
So I can have yours?0
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ok, OP, if I am going to maintain this weight loss, then I need to be at a weight where I can eat surprise pieces of cake.
I like cake, especially white cake with buttercream frosting, yum. I really like grocery store cakes, and ones that come out of a box. I even like frozen birthday cakes from pepperidge farms.
If I have to choose a vegetable instead of cake when cake is presented, I will be unhappy. Luckily for me cake does not show up very often in my life, so I have to wait for a birthday/potluck to even have the opportunity.
However, I do not like chocolate cake. It tastes dry to me, leaves black crumbles in my teeth, just not my favorite.0 -
also, fruit is NOT cake. Angel food cake with fruit and cool whip is really the only acceptable "light" alternative to cake.0
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My job never has free cake. I'm jealous.
Even of the fake cake?
Okay, not of the fake cake. They often have fruit cups and stuff like that.
I never eat it.0 -
Is it good cake? Like, did some French chef come in and whip it up by hand and them flame torched a little creme brulee to go with it? If so, face plant into that cake! (Or, you know, have a small, reasonable slice.)
Or is it some dry, grocery store cake or a "homemade" cake that someone made from a box that is most likely dry and cardboard-ish with icing that tastes sickeningly sweet because it came out of a plastic tub? If that is the case, don't waste your calories and stick to your carrots!
Yep. This is TRUTH.0 -
THIS!! Also goes for convenience store donuts, so not worth the calories!0
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and sign me up for the wine over cake team please0
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I know the feeling. We have pizza day once a month. And usually it falls on a day that I wasnt prepared with a lunch and I am super hungry. Im not gonna lie, I have only been able to pass one time. All the other times I just eat a slice of the veggie pizza (luckily its in the MFP database), and call it a day. I try not to beat myself up about these things, while still trying to have a healthy sense of discipline. Oh and by the way, put me down for the wine team!!0
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When I was sloppy with my diet, I was a sucker for red velvet cake. I'd allow myself a slice or a cupcake if it were made well and available and I could work off some of the calories at some point during the day. .0
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I work as a nurse at a hospital...there is always free cake or doughnuts or candy or cookies or something! It is tough. I usually don't partake (anymore) but the other day I did let myself have one bite of cake. Probably won't do that again...seemed like it led to a whole weekend of letting myself give in. I do let myself have one "treat" a week and usually I want it to be something good so I am very picky.0
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Is it good cake? Like, did some French chef come in and whip it up by hand and them flame torched a little creme brulee to go with it? If so, face plant into that cake! (Or, you know, have a small, reasonable slice.)
Or is it some dry, grocery store cake or a "homemade" cake that someone made from a box that is most likely dry and cardboard-ish with icing that tastes sickeningly sweet because it came out of a plastic tub? If that is the case, don't waste your calories and stick to your carrots!
Yep. This is TRUTH.
dang what kind of cake are ya'll eating? I often like grocery store cakes and "homemade" cakes that came from a box, I don't think I've ever had a dry cardboard one. And I love frosting from a can.0 -
Man, I work in the wrong place....we don't get any kind of free food :sad:0
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It's impossible to choose between wine and cake! I do think carrots dipped in say Riesling is good though. My office is always filled with food. There is even an M&M dispenser. I am guilty of baking at home and bringing it in. That way, I get the baking bug out of my system and bring it in so I don't have to eat it all at home. I try to bake healthy-ish stuff, but the winner is always the Chocolate Stout and Ginger Cake. It has a cream cheese frosting and is just sinful. Only do that about once a year though.0
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I've been told there's cake over in the break room. So far I've been avoiding it.0
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