Cake baking!
Veryveryhungrycaterpillar
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Can my newly found love of cake baking ever be compatible with losing weight?
After making a birthday cake for my boy's first birthday I've discovered I love it - and to my amazement - am not too bad at it.
How can I possibly combine this new hobby with weight loss?
After making a birthday cake for my boy's first birthday I've discovered I love it - and to my amazement - am not too bad at it.
How can I possibly combine this new hobby with weight loss?
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bake the cakes, just dont eat all the cakes!0
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Don't eat the cakes, and use healthy recipes! www.skinnytaste.com has some great options!0
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Bake the cakes with something you are allergic to or hate the taste of. Cake really is never that healthy for you0
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I bake professionally, and after making so many, I am not even interested in cake anymore. I taste the icing or batter when I make a new flavor or alter a recipe for a client, and I hate having to do it...LOL...never thought I would say that!0
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give them to others as gift and let them take pleasure in the taste, you take pleasure in the giving!0
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Bake the cake, insert it on MFP as your recipe, consider the cake for 8, and if you really want... eat only half a slice. That way you enjoy your baking and eat half the calories :-)0
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I bake and decorate cakes as a hobby, but find I never want to eat my creations. You lose interest in eating them because you've spent so much time around the ingredients. When I first began, I would bring things in for my co-workers, now I'll often bake for a specific event or occasion in mind. But there are likely a plethora of friends, coworkers, family members, neighbors, strangers, etc, who will happily take your baked goods off your hands. And if you must have a bit, a little taste can't hurt?0
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Bake them and give em away! Good practice for when you decide to bake them and sell them.0
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There is a chance that the more you do it the less you'll enjoy eating it. My mother has been a cake decorator for over 30 years, and I remember I used to like cake with icing when I was little! Now I can't stand most icings (and hers gets quite the praise from her clients) and I'm really picky about cake IF I even eat it at all. Not that that is a bad thing, of course0
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