Poptarts?
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oh btw just in case, there are "organic" pop tarts0
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Good tasting, high carbs, low fat. Great way to get your carbs up with a minimal amount of fat.
A lot of bodybuilders eat them as a post/pre workout carb source.
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I love Poptarts...well actually the blueberry Kroger brand. The name brand Poptarts aren't as good as Kroger's. I haven't eaten them in months though because I have control issues lol.0
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Just sayin...
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S'mores poptarts are made with 'natural flavors' (it says so in the ingredients) that means they're healthy.
Also, I'm glad to see they now have poptart minis. Those old poptarts were so bulky and cumbersome.
LMAO... natural flavors means healthy? LMFAO
It's called sarcasam..I know..it's early.0 -
S'mores poptarts are made with 'natural flavors' (it says so in the ingredients) that means they're healthy.
Also, I'm glad to see they now have poptart minis. Those old poptarts were so bulky and cumbersome.
LMAO... natural flavors means healthy? LMFAO
It's called sarcasam..I know..it's early.
^^^^^LOL...well played ma'am0 -
The main difference is a psychological one. Can you eat just one/two? Will it not trigger binge eating? Do you exhibit self control? If yes, any simple carb/processed food/empty calorie snack is fine as long as you're within a calorie goal. But as someone who's recently tried IIFYM and miserably failed as it triggered a massive binge week resulting in a 7lb gain, eating such foods is never a good idea. For me it was Rice Krispies treats. I'd eat one and like a crack addict near a crackhouse I'd eat two, then three, then an entire box of cereal without even knowing what happened. The massive sugar influx made me feel like crap and I didn't even train. That said, if you're an ectomorph/mesomorph go ahead, enjoy them.
Last but not least...
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Poptarts are cool every now and then. Cherry flavor for me. And for the haters....................don't hate because you may not handle them well. Many of the "supporters" of Poptarts here happen to be some of the fittest and healthiest on the site. We are that way because we just don't count on food as "make or break" for health.
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Absolutely true. To ME any drink, other than water, is a bunch of empty calories. BUT, I still indulge from time to time and don't pretend that I don't have anything "bad" or "empty". Point- nothing is wrong in moderation. So pop tart haters, get off your high horse. If you switched the word (Pop Tart) with Coca Cola or Pepsi, you wouldn't have anything to say........ well, maybe....."But I drink Diet".0 -
Toaster Strudels >> Poptarts you damn heathens!!!
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Bump for a great thread that I want to watch the arguments continue...LOL0
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Bump for a great thread that I want to watch the arguments continue...LOL
LOL, you too...
I am anticipating people quoting studies soon on the catabolic effects of pop tarts :laugh:0 -
I'm inspired to get some out of the vending machine today.
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I'm inspired to get some out of the vending machine today.
No damnit!!!
Toaster Strudels!
What is wrong with you people!?!?!?0 -
I'm inspired to get some out of the vending machine today.
If you buy in bulk it's cheaper...
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The main difference is a psychological one. Can you eat just one/two? Will it not trigger binge eating? Do you exhibit self control? If yes, any simple carb/processed food/empty calorie snack is fine as long as you're within a calorie goal. But as someone who's recently tried IIFYM and miserably failed as it triggered a massive binge week resulting in a 7lb gain, eating such foods is never a good idea. For me it was Rice Krispies treats. I'd eat one and like a crack addict near a crackhouse I'd eat two, then three, then an entire box of cereal without even knowing what happened. The massive sugar influx made me feel like crap and I didn't even train. That said, if you're an ectomorph/mesomorph go ahead, enjoy them.
Last but not least...
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I'm inspired to get some out of the vending machine today.
No damnit!!!
Toaster Strudels!
What is wrong with you people!?!?!?
Our vending machine doesn't have toaster strudel. It's a pretty crappy vending machine. It also has "Chili Cheese Fritos" instead of regular Fritos. Pisses me off when I bring chili in and want to add fritos. Adding chili cheese fritos to chili would be too incestuous or something.0 -
200 Calories
5 g of Fat
140 mg of Sodium
17 g of Sugar
I can't believe people are saying they are good for you. :frown:
I was going to say this...and 200 cal is just one tart :noway:0 -
You are crazy. Toaster strudels are DISGUSTING!
You can eat poptarts frozen.... cant do that with toaster strudels!!0 -
Anyone have Poptarts and bacon as a snack? Slammin'!!!!!
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[/quote]Anyone have Poptarts and bacon as a snack? Slammin'!!!!!
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that particular gentlemen tagged me in FaceBook when he made it...wait find it now...0 -
Anyone have Poptarts and bacon as a snack? Slammin'!!!!!
A.C.E. Certified Personal and Group Fitness Trainer
IDEA Fitness member
Kickboxing Certified Instructor
Been in fitness for 28+ years and have studied kinesiology and nutrition
that particular gentlemen tagged me in FaceBook when he made it...wait find it now...
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FOUND IT......................................:laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:
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Anyone have Poptarts and bacon as a snack? Slammin'!!!!!
A.C.E. Certified Personal and Group Fitness Trainer
IDEA Fitness member
Kickboxing Certified Instructor
Been in fitness for 28+ years and have studied kinesiology and nutrition
that particular gentlemen tagged me in FaceBook when he made it...wait find it now...
FOUND IT......................................:laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:
[/quote]Snap! That's a chocolate Poptart with bacon! I bet it tastes great!!!
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I love the brown sugar cinnamon pop tarts. I heat them in the microwave for 10 seconds. I have not ate any since I started on this website because of the sugars but I love them.0
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The main difference is a psychological one. Can you eat just one/two? Will it not trigger binge eating? Do you exhibit self control? If yes, any simple carb/processed food/empty calorie snack is fine as long as you're within a calorie goal. But as someone who's recently tried IIFYM and miserably failed as it triggered a massive binge week resulting in a 7lb gain, eating such foods is never a good idea. For me it was Rice Krispies treats. I'd eat one and like a crack addict near a crackhouse I'd eat two, then three, then an entire box of cereal without even knowing what happened. The massive sugar influx made me feel like crap and I didn't even train. That said, if you're an ectomorph/mesomorph go ahead, enjoy them.
Last but not least...
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My favoriteGood tasting, high carbs, low fat. Great way to get your carbs up with a minimal amount of fat.
A lot of bodybuilders eat them as a post/pre workout carb source.
Mmmmmm POPTARTS!!
Holds down hunger pains too. 0 -
YEP, Yepp this explains it all. LOL
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They are my go to item when I am flat broke. Dirt cheap, Magically delicious, and high calorie. Bout the only time I will eay them though0
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