Eating whole pizza without cheese
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Same person asked if they could get lighter skinned by losing weight.:laugh: ???????
Wait what??? :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:
http://www.myfitnesspal.com/topics/show/1330080-weight-loss-and-skin-color-not-racist
LAWL
Oh lawd!!! :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:0 -
If I can't eat pizza with the cheese, I don't want the pizza.0
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Look, I live in one of the cheese meccas of the known universe, and even i can appreciate a good neapolitan pizza Marinara. No cheese. Delicious. I am pretty sure they use a can of air to spray the cheese off, too.0
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Does sadness contain calories? Cause this makes me sad...
LMFAO YES!
I also need to know about the "sprayed off" part.0 -
What kind of cheese was it and how much was used?
Total pizza calories - cheese calories = pizza without cheese.0 -
What kind of cheese was it and how much was used?
Total pizza calories - cheese calories = pizza without cheese.
Sorcery!0 -
Apparently this is called a "tomato pie."0
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Tomato Pie usually has cheese. I am not sure why people keep saying it doesn't. Just made slightly differently, usually.0
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Cryin' for the little baby Cheesus.0
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I really wish low-carb people would stop making concrete, "factual" statements to other people. If low-carb works for you, awesome! But the rest of us can eat pizza regularly and lose weight as long as we stay under our calorie goal!0
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That's not a pizza...it's something else..not pizza though.
soggy, depressing bread that is not worth eating?0 -
That's not a pizza...it's something else..not pizza though.
Bread, right?0 -
It isn't pizza without the cheese. That would be equivalent to bread sticks and marinara sauce to me. When I want pizza I eat pizza. Just be careful what you put on it. 2 slices of Papa John's pizza is like 600 calories and it has cheese, mushrooms and black olives.0
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I really wish low-carb people would stop making concrete, "factual" statements to other people. If low-carb works for you, awesome! But the rest of us can eat pizza regularly and lose weight as long as we stay under our calorie goal!
the OP seems to be going for the opposite of low carb.0 -
I ate a whole pizza and sprayed the cheese off. There was bit of sauce left. Him much calories did I ate?
What do you mean you sprayed it off? Are you saying you just basically turned a good pizza into a soggy piece of bread? Why?
I'm picturing one of those pressure washer hoses.0 -
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OK, but seriously, who else here is a vegan and eats pizza without cheese all the time? Forget that Daiya stuff. It's actually good, if not very pizza like.0
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If it doesn't have cheese on it, it's not pizza. It's dough with pizza sauce on it. Gross.0
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OK, but seriously, who else here is a vegan and eats pizza without cheese all the time? Forget that Daiya stuff. It's actually good, if not very pizza like.
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The cheese is, for a large part, salt and fat....bad bad bad. While it is a great dairy item when you are growing as a child, it should be eaten in moderation. Up to you, of course, but I am a professed pizza connoisseur...and have worked at several of these establishments (I currently do, as a matter of fact). Look into just the ingredients of the pizza on MFP, not just a slice of that kind of pizza. I end up having to do that anyway. Pizza, in a nutshell, is not good for any diet.
you explain two things to me?
1.) why fat is bad?
and
2.) how the holy fak can you be a "pizza connosseur" and say that cheese is bad?
Seriously. Explain your self.0 -
While I understand everyone's need to correct whatever anyone else says that they disagree with, cheese is good FOR THE BONES....not for the hips, the heart, or much of anything else. The salt content is alarming, the fat content is equally alarming, and the calorie content is alarming. It is good to eat - for flavor, for taste, especially melted.
I agree to disagree with any/all if need be, simply because I know I LOVE CHEESE, but know the danger of eating it on a more than regular basis.
IT IS MY KRYPTONITE0 -
I love cheese.....can you not tell that? Cheese, however, is the devil. Salt, fat, calories, wonderful flavor, melted it is heaven. A wolf in sheep's clothing. Yes, I am a self-professed pizza connoisseur.....and love all types. But, if you are watching your calories, salt, and fat...which most people on MFP do.....then cheese is not your friend.0
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I peel the cheese off my pizza (unless it's a very sparse sprinkling of it) because while I love cheese, I hate melted cheese! It tastes yucky, it becomes oily, the texture is slimy, bleurgh. Can't stand it. People call me a weirdo, and I'm Ok with that.
(I put the pepperoni slices back on when I'm done peeling, btw.)0 -
After you so brutally mutilated that pizza I'm surprised you even wanted to eat it.
Dafuq m80 -
Look up pizza dough crust for relatively the same size pizza (would've been better if you weighed it) and pizza sauce. Log in MFP.... DONE! mwahahaha0
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While I understand everyone's need to correct whatever anyone else says that they disagree with, cheese is good FOR THE BONES....not for the hips, the heart, or much of anything else. The salt content is alarming, the fat content is equally alarming, and the calorie content is alarming. It is good to eat - for flavor, for taste, especially melted.
I agree to disagree with any/all if need be, simply because I know I LOVE CHEESE, but know the danger of eating it on a more than regular basis.
IT IS MY KRYPTONITE
In what way is high sodium consumption problematic? Same question for dietary fat. Also, assuming total calories are managed, how is "calorie content" a problem?
Know why some baseless diet myths are so hard to kill? Because people keep repeating them.0 -
There is ONE pizza place in town which does not put cheese into the sauce, on the crust, etc.
GUESS where our family MUST go for pizza, due to allergies to milk?
And pizza without cheese can be delicious-- but even if you don't think of it that way, try this comparison- Two slices small sausage pizza with cheese = same calorie count for THREE slices without cheese. (Sometimes more. I'm working from the numbers for the local pizzaria)0 -
I ate a whole pizza and sprayed the cheese off. There was bit of sauce left. Him much calories did I ate?
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Cheese is the best part.0
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