Peanut butter makes you FAT!!
funkyspunky872
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I just ate two tablespoons (33g since I measured on my food scale) and immediately gained an ounce! What's up with that?
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It doesn't make you gain fat.0
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Your weight fluctuates as much as 2 lbs in either direction (on average) a day. So don't weigh yourself multiple times a day after eating things! Stick to weighing yourself once a week or so, at the same time a day (I recommend first thing in the morning before you've eaten anything.)0
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Peanut butter knocked me up too.
That *kitten*...0 -
I just ate two tablespoons (33g since I measured on my food scale) and immediately gained an ounce! What's up with that?0
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Dinosaur you are always hilarious.
I think I love you.0 -
I just ate two tablespoons (33g since I measured on my food scale) and immediately gained an ounce! What's up with that?
Is this serious?
33g is ~1oz so thats why you gained weight!0 -
Chicken makes you fat too.
So does turkey and grapes!
Asparagus makes you fat as well.
Broccoli.
Carrots....
I should note that anything you eat above TDEE makes you gain weight.0 -
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First, peanut butter is a great food - eaten in moderation.
Second, anything you put in your body will make you gain weight in the short term. Weigh, eat a pound of carrots, the scale is going to go up.
Third, don't continually weigh yourself. It will drive your crazy and you'll make bad decisions based on normal body fluctuations.
Now, eat your peanut butter along with a healthy diet and you'll lose the weight you want.
Good luck!0 -
I know! So many foods I thought were good are just terrible. I drank a cup of milk earlier and gained half a pound!0
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I just ate two tablespoons (33g since I measured on my food scale) and immediately gained an ounce! What's up with that?
Is this serious?
33g is ~1oz so thats why you gained weight!
a ounce of fat is heavier than an ounce of peanut butter, don't be fooled!0 -
I just ate two tablespoons (33g since I measured on my food scale) and immediately gained an ounce! What's up with that?
Is this serious?
33g is ~1oz so thats why you gained weight!
No, I'm serious. The other day I ate a quarter pound burger and gained like... a quarter of a pound.0 -
My peanut butter left me for another woman! :sad:0
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Peanut butter knocked me up too.
That *kitten*...
HAHAHA0 -
I just ate two tablespoons (33g since I measured on my food scale) and immediately gained an ounce! What's up with that?
Shame noone else did!0 -
I eat peanut butter every day and I've lost 23 lbs.0
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/facepalm0
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Peanut butter knocked me up too.
That *kitten*...
lmao, I'm pretty sure it was the gyros that knocked me up last year.....and the peanut butter I ate during the pregnancy must've made me gain the 90 lbs I did <.<...surely it was the peanut butter0 -
lol heyyyyyy what's up with that... what's up with that.... *cues SNL*0
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I just ate two tablespoons (33g since I measured on my food scale) and immediately gained an ounce! What's up with that?
Why are you weighing yourself immediately after you eat something? Are you new at this?0 -
Well damn, maybe I should just regurgitate that peanut butter sandwich I just had. (sarcasm)0
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Peanut butter knocked me up too.
That *kitten*...
And because you're always so sweet (like chocolate) i'd be careful you don't give birth to a Peanut Butter Cup0 -
Peanut butter knocked me up too.
That *kitten*...
And because you're always so sweet (like chocolate) i'd be careful you don't give birth to a Peanut Butter Cup
That would be rather interesting....0 -
lol heyyyyyy what's up with that... what's up with that.... *cues SNL*0
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Oh no, I just ate peanut butter on toast! :sad:0
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Peanut butter knocked me up too.
That *kitten*...0 -
Oh no, I just ate peanut butter on toast! :sad:
How many pieces?!? That's an ounce per slice plus the peanut butter!0 -
Peanut butter knocked me up too.
That *kitten*...
Haha!0 -
This is why I only eat jelly sandwiches
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Did you ever stop to think that you simply gained muscle in the last few minutes? :bigsmile:0
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