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I just ate some fries

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  • Posts: 1,722 Member
    depends on how many you ate :p
  • Posts: 151 Member
    lol... Two weeks back, i ate around 2 plates of french fries with chilly sauce... After eating that much, i was having fun chat time with my friends walking in the beach like around 1 hour...
    I used to eat like hell but i do intense cardio at the same time, that's how i keep myself balanced. =)
  • Posts: 1,722 Member
    1 fry = .025 pound weight gain; "some fries" = about 24 fries, and i'm guessing it took about 15 minutes to eat them at a speed of about 1.6 fries a minute and burned 87.5 calories per 1 fry from chewing, swallowing and digestion; 3500 calories equals 1 pound so (24 X .025) - ((87.5 * 24)/3500) = 0 pounds gained.

    I hope this helps! :tongue:

    87.5 calories for 1 fry?? I think more like 8.75!
  • Posts: 388 Member
    400 lbs in the next 2 hrs.

    This. :laugh:
  • Posts: 1,649 Member
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    Ok, I'll just leave quietly....

    :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:
  • Posts: 409 Member
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    Ok, I'll just leave quietly....

    Don't leave. We need your posts :)
  • Posts: 1,344 Member
    How much weight do you think I'll gain from this?

    What kind of weight are you curious about? Fat weight or muscle weight? I ask because muscle weighs more than fat. Potatoes also cause fat to grow. So You could gain fat, but not realize how much you gained because of the lower weight.
  • Posts: 600 Member
    Perhaps you can walk backwards for the rest of the day to attempt to undo the damage! Did you also calculate the calories burned to walk up, get the fries, and consume them??
  • Posts: 577 Member
    However much the fries weighed...until you **** out what your body didn't need.
  • Posts: 1,394 Member
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    What kind of weight are you curious about? Fat weight or muscle weight? I ask because muscle weighs more than fat. Potatoes also cause fat to grow. So You could gain fat, but not realize how much you gained because of the lower weight.

    Uh, I was hoping to lose fat. Do you know of any foods that I can eat that burn fat directly off my body?
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    Uh, I was hoping to lose fat. Do you know of any foods that I can eat that burn fat directly off my body?

    I would like to know how to spot reduce to get a thigh gap?
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    What kind of weight are you curious about? Fat weight or muscle weight? I ask because muscle weighs more than fat. Potatoes also cause fat to grow. So You could gain fat, but not realize how much you gained because of the lower weight.

    potatoes dont cause fat to grow... the ways you cook them and what you put on them may cause fat if you eat them in excess...
  • Posts: 122 Member
    Forget it sweetie and don't beat your self down. Honestly, if you're on a healthy diet most of the time fries once in a while won't ruin your body completely or make you gain tons of weight so chill out and don't stress your self out cause the STRESS makes you gain weight too:P:D
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    I would like to know how to spot reduce to get a thigh gap?

    Spread your legs. :flowerforyou:
  • Posts: 854 Member
    Not sure. I bet it will be a lot. You should give up now and start over with a New Year's resolution. Good luck!


    ^^this
  • Posts: 577 Member
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    What kind of weight are you curious about? Fat weight or muscle weight? I ask because muscle weighs more than fat. Potatoes also cause fat to grow. So You could gain fat, but not realize how much you gained because of the lower weight.

    Can't gain strict muscle mass on a calorie deficit (exempting genetic freaks) and are actually more likely to see small muscle mass *losses* than gains. Thus the importance of strength training and not exceeding more than a 10-15% caloric deficit from TDEE (incorporating Lean Body Mass).

    I'll update this post when I get home from work with an excel spreadsheet that helps you determine your caloric needs.
  • Posts: 57 Member
    I do not know how much you will gain exactly, but I know that I lost a couple of pounds from laughing with all the responses here. Girl you made my Friday!
  • Posts: 1,332 Member
    If you will not eat for the rest of the day I will have to hold off eating till next year I just ate **gasp** Chinese food!!!
  • Posts: 98 Member
    Put it behind you and move on. Unlikely you have done any major damage.
  • Posts: 3,863 Member
    this is a joke right
    Nope. Super serial.
  • Posts: 1,760 Member
    Shame on you!!!
  • Posts: 419 Member
    Nothing, if they didn't have ketchup on them.

    The sugar in the ketchup activates the fat in the fries, though, so if you had ketchup you're SOL.
    This one is still my favorite. Great thread to get me through a Friday afternoon at work. Thanks y'all!
  • Posts: 1,394 Member
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    Nope. Super serial.

    Did someone say Cereal?

    How much weight will I put on eating cereal?
  • Posts: 9,487 Member
    This thread is hysterical. But I gained 7 lbs reading it. :frown:
  • Posts: 986 Member
    I want fries now :tongue:
  • Posts: 1,103 Member
    ...You're kidding, right? Please tell me you're kidding...
  • Posts: 1,590 Member
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  • Posts: 165 Member
    your doomed.
  • Posts: 1,394 Member
    ...You're kidding, right? Please tell me you're kidding...

    kidding about what?
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    Did someone say Cereal?

    How much weight will I put on eating cereal?

    Is it something cardboard flavored? If it tastes like cardboard it will most likely lower your cholesterol, however if it's delicious like peanut butter crunch your thigh gap will disappear and your a** will turn into jelly instantly and leave stretch marks which the only way to get rid of will be the blood of kittens. I'd say go for something that will save kittens but eh, if it's your cheat day...
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