Eating Pop Tarts and ice cream daily.
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For real... I want pop tarts now...0
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I eat Pop Tarts and ice cream daily. I'm able to lose weight and/or maintain while doing this, without issue. My blood panels are absolutely great. Just wanted to share; you can eat what you want and hit your goals. Proceed to flame and hate. Thank you.
no **** because you eat 4,000 calories so the ice cream and pop tarts make up a very small % of your calories.
in someone eating 1200 or 1600 or even 2000 calories, they make up a much larger percentage of intake - and thus are more of a problem. lol
I eat less than 2,000 cals a day and eat ice cream almost daily. Poptarts less often, but still present.
It's called fitting them into your day. Which I do. Every. Day.
I didn't say you can't do it. I said it's "more of a problem" meaning you need to be more conscious of the % of your diet they make up. With a 4000 cal diet, you can pretty much say "who gives a ****", unhinge your jaw, and consume.
That could be said of ANY food, though. It's not a "problem" if you eat correction portions of foods so that they fit into your day. It's handling your business efficiently. You can't blame the foods, only the person consuming certain amounts of said foods, for weight loss inability.0 -
I eat something I want every single day. Today I had coconut M&M eggs. Only 6 of them, but they were yummay!0
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Nope. We are. According to 1 Peter 5:8: Be sober, be vigilant; because your adversary the devil walks about like a roaring lion, seeking whom he may devour.
Back the fudge up..
Are you saying that God hates beer?
He is more of a wine guy.
He just believes in moderation. Don't get **** faced and a lion wont eat you.0 -
: :flowerforyou:You have sabotaged my weight loss journey with your profile photo of a pop tart and ice cream sandwich. This is a trigger for me, a trigger that is pulled any time I see an image of food.
When I see these sorts of things, I lose total control of myself (except the amount of control, obviously, that I need to get into my car and drive to the store, select "unhealthy" foods and patiently wait to check out and then return home and prepare them.)
I eat them all. I think the very notion that you have chosen to force me to do this to myself is enraging and nauseating. Unfortunately, anger and nausea are also triggers, so If you'll excuse me, I have to go to the store.
With love,
Burt0 -
I eat Pop Tarts and ice cream daily. I'm able to lose weight and/or maintain while doing this, without issue. My blood panels are absolutely great. Just wanted to share; you can eat what you want and hit your goals. Proceed to flame and hate. Thank you.
no **** because you eat 4,000 calories so the ice cream and pop tarts make up a very small % of your calories.
in someone eating 1200 or 1600 or even 2000 calories, they make up a much larger percentage of intake - and thus are more of a problem. lol
I don't see where my caloric intake came into this? When I eat less calories, I eat less pop tarts and ice cream. I don't stop all together. The point?
how many pop tarts do you eat daily (on average)?
2 most days. My diary's open. The last couple days are a bad example, been hitting 4 or so.
perfect. so you unwrap one package and eat them both right?
so does everyone else.
in a 4,000 cal diet that doesn't make any difference.
in a 1,200 cal diet, that same two pop tarts makes a significant difference.0 -
For real... I want pop tarts now...
I want a smores pop tart frozen or toasted.0 -
I eat Pop Tarts and ice cream daily. I'm able to lose weight and/or maintain while doing this, without issue. My blood panels are absolutely great. Just wanted to share; you can eat what you want and hit your goals. Proceed to flame and hate. Thank you.
no **** because you eat 4,000 calories so the ice cream and pop tarts make up a very small % of your calories.
in someone eating 1200 or 1600 or even 2000 calories, they make up a much larger percentage of intake - and thus are more of a problem. lol
I don't see where my caloric intake came into this? When I eat less calories, I eat less pop tarts and ice cream. I don't stop all together. The point?
how many pop tarts do you eat daily (on average)?
Does it matter. You could eat 100% of your calories from pop-tarts in a day and still lose weight.
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and sacrifice your health. and be malnourished. yep. you're right.0 -
Nope. We are. According to 1 Peter 5:8: Be sober, be vigilant; because your adversary the devil walks about like a roaring lion, seeking whom he may devour.
Back the fudge up..
Are you saying that God hates beer?
He is more of a wine guy.
:drinker: :drinker: :drinker: :drinker:
:smokin: :smokin: :smokin: :smokin:0 -
I eat Pop Tarts and ice cream daily. I'm able to lose weight and/or maintain while doing this, without issue. My blood panels are absolutely great. Just wanted to share; you can eat what you want and hit your goals. Proceed to flame and hate. Thank you.
no **** because you eat 4,000 calories so the ice cream and pop tarts make up a very small % of your calories.
in someone eating 1200 or 1600 or even 2000 calories, they make up a much larger percentage of intake - and thus are more of a problem. lol
I don't see where my caloric intake came into this? When I eat less calories, I eat less pop tarts and ice cream. I don't stop all together. The point?
how many pop tarts do you eat daily (on average)?
2 most days. My diary's open. The last couple days are a bad example, been hitting 4 or so.
perfect. so you unwrap one package and eat them both right?
so does everyone else.
in a 4,000 cal diet that doesn't make any difference.
in a 1,200 cal diet, that same two pop tarts makes a significant difference.
So if you on a 1,200 diet only eat 1.
You can have your tart and eat it too. 
Moderation. 0 -
I eat Pop Tarts and ice cream daily. I'm able to lose weight and/or maintain while doing this, without issue. My blood panels are absolutely great. Just wanted to share; you can eat what you want and hit your goals. Proceed to flame and hate. Thank you.
no **** because you eat 4,000 calories so the ice cream and pop tarts make up a very small % of your calories.
in someone eating 1200 or 1600 or even 2000 calories, they make up a much larger percentage of intake - and thus are more of a problem. lol
I eat less than 2,000 cals a day and eat ice cream almost daily. Poptarts less often, but still present.
It's called fitting them into your day. Which I do. Every. Day.
I didn't say you can't do it. I said it's "more of a problem" meaning you need to be more conscious of the % of your diet they make up. With a 4000 cal diet, you can pretty much say "who gives a ****", unhinge your jaw, and consume.
That could be said of ANY food, though. It's not a "problem" if you eat correction portions of foods so that they fit into your day. It's handling your business efficiently. You can't blame the foods, only the person consuming certain amounts of said foods, for weight loss inability.
oh totally. we live in a free market capitalist society - companies can make whatever they want! I absolutely blame the person and not the food. But you have to KNOW that some foods are less healthy than others, and that knowledge hard to come by when people like the many on this board say "eat whatever you want"
to lose weight, yes, it doesn't matter what you eat if you're under your TDEE, but that doesn't mean you're getting all the nutrients your body needs to function correctly and be healthy.0 -
no **** because you eat 4,000 calories so the ice cream and pop tarts make up a very small % of your calories.I eat Pop Tarts and ice cream daily. I'm able to lose weight and/or maintain while doing this, without issue. My blood panels are absolutely great. Just wanted to share; you can eat what you want and hit your goals. Proceed to flame and hate. Thank you.
in someone eating 1200 or 1600 or even 2000 calories, they make up a much larger percentage of intake - and thus are more of a problem. lol
I don't see where my caloric intake came into this? When I eat less calories, I eat less pop tarts and ice cream. I don't stop all together. The point?
how many pop tarts do you eat daily (on average)?
2 most days. My diary's open. The last couple days are a bad example, been hitting 4 or so.
perfect. so you unwrap one package and eat them both right?
so does everyone else.
in a 4,000 cal diet that doesn't make any difference.
in a 1,200 cal diet, that same two pop tarts makes a significant difference.
So if you on a 1,200 diet only eat 1. You can have your tart and eat it too. Moderation.
and what do you do with the other one? have you ever heard of someone not eating both pop tarts? ever?0 -
CHRIST OP! Almost 1000 calories burned on the elliptical plus the rest of your exercise? F-ing-A you deserve pop-tarts and ice cream!0
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no **** because you eat 4,000 calories so the ice cream and pop tarts make up a very small % of your calories.I eat Pop Tarts and ice cream daily. I'm able to lose weight and/or maintain while doing this, without issue. My blood panels are absolutely great. Just wanted to share; you can eat what you want and hit your goals. Proceed to flame and hate. Thank you.
in someone eating 1200 or 1600 or even 2000 calories, they make up a much larger percentage of intake - and thus are more of a problem. lol
I don't see where my caloric intake came into this? When I eat less calories, I eat less pop tarts and ice cream. I don't stop all together. The point?
how many pop tarts do you eat daily (on average)?
2 most days. My diary's open. The last couple days are a bad example, been hitting 4 or so.
perfect. so you unwrap one package and eat them both right?
so does everyone else.
in a 4,000 cal diet that doesn't make any difference.
in a 1,200 cal diet, that same two pop tarts makes a significant difference.
So if you on a 1,200 diet only eat 1. You can have your tart and eat it too. Moderation.
and what do you do with the other one? have you ever heard of someone not eating both pop tarts? ever?
I had 3 the other day...didn't have room for all 4 in my calories.0 -
no **** because you eat 4,000 calories so the ice cream and pop tarts make up a very small % of your calories.I eat Pop Tarts and ice cream daily. I'm able to lose weight and/or maintain while doing this, without issue. My blood panels are absolutely great. Just wanted to share; you can eat what you want and hit your goals. Proceed to flame and hate. Thank you.
in someone eating 1200 or 1600 or even 2000 calories, they make up a much larger percentage of intake - and thus are more of a problem. lol
I don't see where my caloric intake came into this? When I eat less calories, I eat less pop tarts and ice cream. I don't stop all together. The point?
how many pop tarts do you eat daily (on average)?
2 most days. My diary's open. The last couple days are a bad example, been hitting 4 or so.
perfect. so you unwrap one package and eat them both right?
so does everyone else.
in a 4,000 cal diet that doesn't make any difference.
in a 1,200 cal diet, that same two pop tarts makes a significant difference.
So if you on a 1,200 diet only eat 1. You can have your tart and eat it too. Moderation.
and what do you do with the other one? have you ever heard of someone not eating both pop tarts? ever?
I do, frequently. Lol It's called will power. I definitely think they're a**holes for putting two in a package and making serving size one but It's up to me to decide how many to stuff into my mouth. This is why there are ziplock bags.
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and what do you do with the other one? have you ever heard of someone not eating both pop tarts? ever?
Me, if I eat a Pop Tart it's only 1. I put the other in a zip lock bag. My daughter will only eat 1 at a time also.0 -
I eat Pop Tarts and ice cream daily. I'm able to lose weight and/or maintain while doing this, without issue. My blood panels are absolutely great. Just wanted to share; you can eat what you want and hit your goals. Proceed to flame and hate. Thank you.
no **** because you eat 4,000 calories so the ice cream and pop tarts make up a very small % of your calories.
in someone eating 1200 or 1600 or even 2000 calories, they make up a much larger percentage of intake - and thus are more of a problem. lol
I eat less than 2,000 cals a day and eat ice cream almost daily. Poptarts less often, but still present.
It's called fitting them into your day. Which I do. Every. Day.
I didn't say you can't do it. I said it's "more of a problem" meaning you need to be more conscious of the % of your diet they make up. With a 4000 cal diet, you can pretty much say "who gives a ****", unhinge your jaw, and consume.
That could be said of ANY food, though. It's not a "problem" if you eat correction portions of foods so that they fit into your day. It's handling your business efficiently. You can't blame the foods, only the person consuming certain amounts of said foods, for weight loss inability.
oh totally. we live in a free market capitalist society - companies can make whatever they want! I absolutely blame the person and not the food. But you have to KNOW that some foods are less healthy than others, and that knowledge hard to come by when people like the many on this board say "eat whatever you want"
to lose weight, yes, it doesn't matter what you eat if you're under your TDEE, but that doesn't mean you're getting all the nutrients your body needs to function correctly and be healthy.
That's why you eat other food in addition.0 -
I eat Pop Tarts and ice cream daily. I'm able to lose weight and/or maintain while doing this, without issue. My blood panels are absolutely great. Just wanted to share; you can eat what you want and hit your goals. Proceed to flame and hate. Thank you.
no **** because you eat 4,000 calories so the ice cream and pop tarts make up a very small % of your calories.
in someone eating 1200 or 1600 or even 2000 calories, they make up a much larger percentage of intake - and thus are more of a problem. lol
I eat less than 2,000 cals a day and eat ice cream almost daily. Poptarts less often, but still present.
It's called fitting them into your day. Which I do. Every. Day.
I didn't say you can't do it. I said it's "more of a problem" meaning you need to be more conscious of the % of your diet they make up. With a 4000 cal diet, you can pretty much say "who gives a ****", unhinge your jaw, and consume.
That could be said of ANY food, though. It's not a "problem" if you eat correction portions of foods so that they fit into your day. It's handling your business efficiently. You can't blame the foods, only the person consuming certain amounts of said foods, for weight loss inability.
oh totally. we live in a free market capitalist society - companies can make whatever they want! I absolutely blame the person and not the food. But you have to KNOW that some foods are less healthy than others, and that knowledge hard to come by when people like the many on this board say "eat whatever you want"
to lose weight, yes, it doesn't matter what you eat if you're under your TDEE, but that doesn't mean you're getting all the nutrients your body needs to function correctly and be healthy.
Most people don't say eat whatever you want.....IIFYM assumes<20% from junk. The point people are making is people don't have to completely give up "bad foods" to see the change. No food is inherently bad but I think most would agree there are some foods you have to watch your portion sizes on more carefully. Shoot.....peanut butter.....even though "good" for you......is very easy to overindulge in......4TB (same cals as pop tarts) is pretty easy to put down.0 -
Does anyone else break off the unfrosted edges and save the middle part for last? Or am I the only unreasonable freak on this post? :laugh:
I chew them off like a squirrel and then eat the frosted center. Every. Damn. Time.0 -
no **** because you eat 4,000 calories so the ice cream and pop tarts make up a very small % of your calories.I eat Pop Tarts and ice cream daily. I'm able to lose weight and/or maintain while doing this, without issue. My blood panels are absolutely great. Just wanted to share; you can eat what you want and hit your goals. Proceed to flame and hate. Thank you.
in someone eating 1200 or 1600 or even 2000 calories, they make up a much larger percentage of intake - and thus are more of a problem. lol
I don't see where my caloric intake came into this? When I eat less calories, I eat less pop tarts and ice cream. I don't stop all together. The point?
how many pop tarts do you eat daily (on average)?
2 most days. My diary's open. The last couple days are a bad example, been hitting 4 or so.
perfect. so you unwrap one package and eat them both right?
so does everyone else.
in a 4,000 cal diet that doesn't make any difference.
in a 1,200 cal diet, that same two pop tarts makes a significant difference.
So if you on a 1,200 diet only eat 1. You can have your tart and eat it too. Moderation.
and what do you do with the other one? have you ever heard of someone not eating both pop tarts? ever?
I do, frequently. Lol It's called will power. I definitely think they're a**holes for putting two in a package and making serving size one but It's up to me to decide how many to stuff into my mouth. This is why there are ziplock bags.
haha true, but the point is, I'd argue that 95% of people who open that package eat both, regardless of whether their daily calorie intake is 1,200 or 4,000.0 -
I eat Pop Tarts and ice cream daily. I'm able to lose weight and/or maintain while doing this, without issue. My blood panels are absolutely great. Just wanted to share; you can eat what you want and hit your goals. Proceed to flame and hate. Thank you.
no **** because you eat 4,000 calories so the ice cream and pop tarts make up a very small % of your calories.
in someone eating 1200 or 1600 or even 2000 calories, they make up a much larger percentage of intake - and thus are more of a problem. lol
I eat less than 2,000 cals a day and eat ice cream almost daily. Poptarts less often, but still present.
It's called fitting them into your day. Which I do. Every. Day.
I didn't say you can't do it. I said it's "more of a problem" meaning you need to be more conscious of the % of your diet they make up. With a 4000 cal diet, you can pretty much say "who gives a ****", unhinge your jaw, and consume.
That could be said of ANY food, though. It's not a "problem" if you eat correction portions of foods so that they fit into your day. It's handling your business efficiently. You can't blame the foods, only the person consuming certain amounts of said foods, for weight loss inability.
oh totally. we live in a free market capitalist society - companies can make whatever they want! I absolutely blame the person and not the food. But you have to KNOW that some foods are less healthy than others, and that knowledge hard to come by when people like the many on this board say "eat whatever you want"
to lose weight, yes, it doesn't matter what you eat if you're under your TDEE, but that doesn't mean you're getting all the nutrients your body needs to function correctly and be healthy.
The knowledge is hard to come by because most people don't educate themselves. Most people saying "eat what you want" on the boards are usually saying that and also saying "within your cal/macro limits" or "in moderation."
ETA: no one is suggesting eating your whole day's cals in poptarts. People say that it's possible for weight loss to prove a point. But I don't think anyone here is advocating eating only poptarts.0 -
I eat Pop Tarts and ice cream daily. I'm able to lose weight and/or maintain while doing this, without issue. My blood panels are absolutely great. Just wanted to share; you can eat what you want and hit your goals. Proceed to flame and hate. Thank you.
no **** because you eat 4,000 calories so the ice cream and pop tarts make up a very small % of your calories.
in someone eating 1200 or 1600 or even 2000 calories, they make up a much larger percentage of intake - and thus are more of a problem. lol
I eat less than 2,000 cals a day and eat ice cream almost daily. Poptarts less often, but still present.
It's called fitting them into your day. Which I do. Every. Day.
I didn't say you can't do it. I said it's "more of a problem" meaning you need to be more conscious of the % of your diet they make up. With a 4000 cal diet, you can pretty much say "who gives a ****", unhinge your jaw, and consume.
That could be said of ANY food, though. It's not a "problem" if you eat correction portions of foods so that they fit into your day. It's handling your business efficiently. You can't blame the foods, only the person consuming certain amounts of said foods, for weight loss inability.
oh totally. we live in a free market capitalist society - companies can make whatever they want! I absolutely blame the person and not the food. But you have to KNOW that some foods are less healthy than others, and that knowledge hard to come by when people like the many on this board say "eat whatever you want"
to lose weight, yes, it doesn't matter what you eat if you're under your TDEE, but that doesn't mean you're getting all the nutrients your body needs to function correctly and be healthy.
That's why you eat other food in addition.
and in a 1,200 cal diet you've got less room for those foods after eating your pop tarts and ice cream - correct?0 -
no **** because you eat 4,000 calories so the ice cream and pop tarts make up a very small % of your calories.I eat Pop Tarts and ice cream daily. I'm able to lose weight and/or maintain while doing this, without issue. My blood panels are absolutely great. Just wanted to share; you can eat what you want and hit your goals. Proceed to flame and hate. Thank you.
in someone eating 1200 or 1600 or even 2000 calories, they make up a much larger percentage of intake - and thus are more of a problem. lol
I don't see where my caloric intake came into this? When I eat less calories, I eat less pop tarts and ice cream. I don't stop all together. The point?
how many pop tarts do you eat daily (on average)?
2 most days. My diary's open. The last couple days are a bad example, been hitting 4 or so.
perfect. so you unwrap one package and eat them both right?
so does everyone else.
in a 4,000 cal diet that doesn't make any difference.
in a 1,200 cal diet, that same two pop tarts makes a significant difference.
So if you on a 1,200 diet only eat 1. You can have your tart and eat it too. Moderation.
and what do you do with the other one? have you ever heard of someone not eating both pop tarts? ever?
I believe that is why I have zip lock sandwich bags.... Sometimes both doesn't fit into my calorie goals......0 -
Alright. I've made my point here. Y'all know what I'm saying. You can agree, or not. Up to you.
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Here's the real problem with poptarts. They come 6 to a box but are in 3 sealed packs of two. Well two may not cut it so you open the second pack of two and then there are only 2 left so you might as well eat them.
Generally I would rather have bakery made strudel or actual pie than a pop tart or ice cream, ice cream is awesome.
That my problem I would most likely eat the whole box in 2 hours. That why I do not buy them, still fine tuning the self control muscle.
This is why I don't buy them. I think it's fine if you eat them but if I buy them it's the whole box or none. lol If I could limit it too 1 a day i'd be fine with eating them daily. 1 tart not 1 package.0 -
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and what do you do with the other one? have you ever heard of someone not eating both pop tarts? ever?
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Share! Pop Tarts are better when shared!0 -
So much time wasted on useless arguing over comments and semantics.
There is nothing wrong with Poptarts.0 -
I don't care for Pop Tarts. I don't think the pastry to filling ratio is correct. I like Toaster Strudels.0
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I eat Lucky Charms every day.
Cheers to success!! :drinker:
yuumm! lucky charms!0 -
I eat Pop Tarts and ice cream daily. I'm able to lose weight and/or maintain while doing this, without issue. My blood panels are absolutely great. Just wanted to share; you can eat what you want and hit your goals. Proceed to flame and hate. Thank you.
no **** because you eat 4,000 calories so the ice cream and pop tarts make up a very small % of your calories.
in someone eating 1200 or 1600 or even 2000 calories, they make up a much larger percentage of intake - and thus are more of a problem. lol
I eat less than 2,000 cals a day and eat ice cream almost daily. Poptarts less often, but still present.
It's called fitting them into your day. Which I do. Every. Day.
I didn't say you can't do it. I said it's "more of a problem" meaning you need to be more conscious of the % of your diet they make up. With a 4000 cal diet, you can pretty much say "who gives a ****", unhinge your jaw, and consume.
That could be said of ANY food, though. It's not a "problem" if you eat correction portions of foods so that they fit into your day. It's handling your business efficiently. You can't blame the foods, only the person consuming certain amounts of said foods, for weight loss inability.
oh totally. we live in a free market capitalist society - companies can make whatever they want! I absolutely blame the person and not the food. But you have to KNOW that some foods are less healthy than others, and that knowledge hard to come by when people like the many on this board say "eat whatever you want"
to lose weight, yes, it doesn't matter what you eat if you're under your TDEE, but that doesn't mean you're getting all the nutrients your body needs to function correctly and be healthy.
That's why you eat other food in addition.
and in a 1,200 cal diet you've got less room for those foods after eating your pop tarts and ice cream - correct?
Yeah, and that's only a problem if your deficit is/should be set at 1200 calories. (Which I dare say, arguable though it may be, isn't the majority of people in the overweight/obese/morbidly obese category.) Even then, if you wanted to eat a poptart or something comparable it's not a problem if you plan the rest of your food to hit your protein/carb/fat ratios. It all depends on how much work someone is willing to put into hitting their goals.0
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