Eating Pop Tarts and ice cream daily.
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I wonder if anyone has said screw it and just had them both together....
<---- BOOM - Pumpkin Pie Pop Tarts & Pumpkin Cheesecake Ben & Jerry's
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Seriously though, in 500+ responses since my OP no one has actually shown me why they're labeled as "junk" food (pop tarts). I'm especially curious as to how ice cream can be labeled as such? Is it the sugar-phobia?
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Real ice cream is not junk
- the low fat low sugar stuff though......... :noway: 0 -
I do this on a weekly basis.I wonder if anyone has said screw it and just had them both together....0 -
I prefer an "everything in moderation" approach. Therefore, I eat toaster strudels once in a while and pop tarts once in a while.I would like to second the motion that toaster strudel is tastier than pop tarts.
Thank you for your consideration0 -
i feel dumber for reading these posts0
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I wonder if anyone has said screw it and just had them both together....
What together?
Sorry....my bad. I was talking about a Pop Tart and a Toaster Strudel.0 -
Toaster strudel on bottom, pop tart on top, ben and jerrys in the middle.I wonder if anyone has said screw it and just had them both together....
What together?
Sorry....my bad. I was talking about a Pop Tart and a Toaster Strudel.0 -
I wonder if anyone has said screw it and just had them both together....
What together?
Sorry....my bad. I was talking about a Pop Tart and a Toaster Strudel.
Mind. Blown.0 -
I can tell you, my ice cream is not junk.
Have you met the cow that made it or did you get it in a store?
Price?
How was the milk used to make the ice cream produced? Were the cows stressed?
What type of injections were the cow given?
Is the belief that your ice cream isn't junk based on personal taste buds?
:ohwell:
I'll accept a nutritional content label if that's all ya got but I'd rather know about the cow's stress levels and vaccination history.0 -
I wonder if anyone has said screw it and just had them both together....
What together?
Sorry....my bad. I was talking about a Pop Tart and a Toaster Strudel.
Mind. Blown.
^This. This for sure. O.O0 -
charlie sheen is jealous of you!
ETA: also, inb4 the toaster strudel cultists arrive!
I realize I am late with this one; but pop tarts with no icing?!?!
It's a sin. I'm pretty sure it's in the bible somewhere.
Agree.
Is it still a sin if you get the unfrosted ones and spread them with rainbow chip frosting?0 -
Stick to the topic, Sara....don't let your mind wander. :bigsmile:I wonder if anyone has said screw it and just had them both together....
What together?0 -
fellow daily pop tart eater checking in0
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Nope
Most people: all good in moderation
a few people: butthurt whine whine that might work for you on your calorie allowance, but it won't work for me
a few people: would rather have veggies. veggies =/= poptarts.
one person: pop tarts = illegal drugs and smoking.
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Lol - this is such a good summary ... it made me think this could almost be a summary of nearly every post I have ever read on mfp!!!0 -
Seriously though, in 500+ responses since my OP no one has actually shown me why they're labeled as "junk" food (pop tarts). I'm especially curious as to how ice cream can be labeled as such? Is it the sugar-phobia?
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because they don't have any significant benefit nutritionally?0 -
Seriously, y'all need to get your hands on some actual maple syrup and cook with it. Or grind up a fresh glass of sugar cane or something. It's like going from rubbing alcohol to fine brandy.
Pop tarts. *shakes head*0 -
charlie sheen is jealous of you!
ETA: also, inb4 the toaster strudel cultists arrive!
I realize I am late with this one; but pop tarts with no icing?!?!
It's a sin. I'm pretty sure it's in the bible somewhere.
Agree.
Is it still a sin if you get the unfrosted ones and spread them with rainbow chip frosting?
That gets a pass, IMO. Butter would be acceptable as well.0 -
I am not too fond of store bought Pop Tarts but I sure do love my home made ones with Nutella and Strawberry jam! Makes me drool just thinking of them. Now I need to go get some Ice Cream!0
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Body re-composition > skinny fat0
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Seriously though, in 500+ responses since my OP no one has actually shown me why they're labeled as "junk" food (pop tarts). I'm especially curious as to how ice cream can be labeled as such? Is it the sugar-phobia?
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because they don't have any significant benefit nutritionally?
How so? Carbs, fat, protein, vitamins (and some micros too)...0 -
Oh, please DO expound....Body re-composition > skinny fat0 -
Body re-composition > skinny fat
Agree, but what does that have to do with anything in this discussion? Are you implying you can't achieve a good body composition with pop tarts or ice cream?0 -
fellow daily pop tart eater checking in
Looks like pop tarts cause melanoma. Have you had that looked at?
The markings on your arm.0 -
I am not too fond of store bought Pop Tarts but I sure do love my home made ones with Nutella and Strawberry jam! Makes me drool just thinking of them. Now I need to go get some Ice Cream!
recipe please :flowerforyou:0 -
Seriously though, in 500+ responses since my OP no one has actually shown me why they're labeled as "junk" food (pop tarts). I'm especially curious as to how ice cream can be labeled as such? Is it the sugar-phobia?
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because they don't have any significant benefit nutritionally?
How so? Carbs, fat, protein, vitamins (and some micros too)...
have you ever heard the term "empty calories"
don't believe in them?0 -
QFTSeriously though, in 500+ responses since my OP no one has actually shown me why they're labeled as "junk" food (pop tarts). I'm especially curious as to how ice cream can be labeled as such? Is it the sugar-phobia?
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Real ice cream is not junk - the low fat low sugar stuff though......... :noway:
If you're going to do it, do it right.0 -
Hope we get to round 3.
That's where I tell I you I wouldn't feed pop tarts to my dog, let alone myself, let alone a child.0 -
Pop tart is the perfect bulking food.
In for part 2
When I was bulking I could eat 8 a day, now I have to cut that in half.:sad:
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Body re-composition > skinny fat
I do hope you are joking. I know of at least one RIPPED, gorgeous MFP member here who eats ice cream daily.
Anyway, here is my little contribution. In looking for poptart ice cream images, I found this treasure. Apparently, she took chocolate chip cookie dough, sandwiched it between 2 pieces of pie crust, baked it, and slopped ice cream and chocolate syrup on top. I'm gonna' make it.
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Seriously though, in 500+ responses since my OP no one has actually shown me why they're labeled as "junk" food (pop tarts). I'm especially curious as to how ice cream can be labeled as such? Is it the sugar-phobia?
Edited for horrid grammar
because they don't have any significant benefit nutritionally?
How so? Carbs, fat, protein, vitamins (and some micros too)...
have you ever heard the term "empty calories"
don't believe in them?
What's EMPTY about them? Please explain it to me. Define it.0
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