Eating pizza, pop tarts, & ice cream while losing weight

jofjltncb6

Pop Tarts are disgusting.

Agree.

I don't have any problem with pizza or ice cream. I'm also okay with toaster strudels. I just don't understand the obsession with pop tarts. I think they are gross.

Both of you...OUT!


NOW!!!

:mad:

Sarauk2sf

Heh!

Crankstr

Heh!

cheers with my cookie dough ice cream!

BurtHuttz

Both of you...OUT!


NOW!!!

:mad:

I stridently contend thou darest not accuseth me of derailing, good sir!

SatchGallamax

dunnodunno

I want some Alce Cream.

magerum

In for more delicious, delicious food

BigBrunette

I love Pop-Tarts.

majope

To a PopTart

I can smell your pastry as it toasts
to a hue of deepest gold.
My fingers tingle, well aware
that you'll be too hot to hold.

When you spring up, I'll have to juggle
to get you to the plate.
One pastry in six falls to the floor
and shatters there, unate.

But most will make it safe and sound,
then I breathlessly decide
to butter them or eat them plain
or smoosh ice cream inside.

Delicious, sweet, a toothsome treat,
you fit my macros well!
Your critics squawk disdainful talk?
They can just go to hell.

jofjltncb6

Both of you...OUT!


NOW!!!

:mad:

I stridently contend thou darest not accuseth me of derailing, good sir!

I have no idea what you just said...

...but am nonetheless absolutely certain that you are completely wrong.

AllonsYtotheTardis

ILiftHeavyAcrylics

Pop Tarts are disgusting.

Agree.

I don't have any problem with pizza or ice cream. I'm also okay with toaster strudels. I just don't understand the obsession with pop tarts. I think they are gross.

Hai five. They taste synthetic, they don't have a pleasant texture, there is no meaningful texture . . . it's basically sugar-paste puree. I've been trying to keep off baby food for years.

Otterluv

They taste synthetic, they don't have a pleasant texture, there is no meaningful texture . . . it's basically sugar-paste puree.

You say this like it's a bad thing :huh:

yaseyuku

I also eat what I want and try to control portion sizes and eat them while also eating healthily. Luckily some of my favorite foods are considered healthy as well.

As long as it fits into my calorie intake per day, I'll eat things that aren't "clean" as well. Yes, I want to lose weight, but I also want to go out, eat foods I like, and enjoy my life.

StArBeLLa87

Pop Tarts are disgusting.

I second that lmao

mustgetmuscles1

StArBeLLa87

Epic! Haha

RaeLB

is there a person left on here that doesn't know that a calorie deficit = weight loss regardless of the food choice?

these threads are so redundant

I have been on this website for over a year and a half and I have yet to see people talk about how coronary heart disease doesn't discriminate based on weight

i'm not down with policing health, i think everyone should have authority over what they want to do with their own bodies


but i don't think people who choose "healthier" options think that they have to in order to lose weight, perhaps they just appreciate plaque-free arteries ... they're probably well aware that they can eat "junk food" and still lose weight

sooo carrots or pizza, whatever floats your boat

newdaydawning79

Woohoo! Followed to thread version 2.0!

jofjltncb6

is there a person left on here that doesn't know that a calorie deficit = weight loss regardless of the food choice?

these threads are so redundant

I have been on this website for over a year and a half and I have yet to see people talk about how coronary heart disease doesn't discriminate based on weight

i'm not down with policing health, i think everyone should have authority over what they want to do with their own bodies


but i don't think people who choose "healthier" options think that they have to in order to lose weight, perhaps they just appreciate plaque-free arteries ... they're probably well aware that they can eat "junk food" and still lose weight

sooo carrots or pizza, whatever floats your boat

More subtle than others have been...

...but I still see the faulty premise you sneaked into your narrative.

RaeLB

is there a person left on here that doesn't know that a calorie deficit = weight loss regardless of the food choice?

these threads are so redundant

I have been on this website for over a year and a half and I have yet to see people talk about how coronary heart disease doesn't discriminate based on weight

i'm not down with policing health, i think everyone should have authority over what they want to do with their own bodies


but i don't think people who choose "healthier" options think that they have to in order to lose weight, perhaps they just appreciate plaque-free arteries ... they're probably well aware that they can eat "junk food" and still lose weight

sooo carrots or pizza, whatever floats your boat

More subtle than others have been...

...but I still see the faulty premise you sneaked into your narrative.

point it out, i don't see it

newdaydawning79

is there a person left on here that doesn't know that a calorie deficit = weight loss regardless of the food choice?

these threads are so redundant

I have been on this website for over a year and a half and I have yet to see people talk about how coronary heart disease doesn't discriminate based on weight

i'm not down with policing health, i think everyone should have authority over what they want to do with their own bodies


but i don't think people who choose "healthier" options think that they have to in order to lose weight, perhaps they just appreciate plaque-free arteries ... they're probably well aware that they can eat "junk food" and still lose weight

sooo carrots or pizza, whatever floats your boat

The bolded statement is why threads like this get started. You can have perfectly fine arteries while having some treats a few times a week. Honestly, I started off with over 100 pounds to lose. Family with a history of CVD, high cholesterol, etc. I have perfect blood pressure, cholesterol was at 250 last time it was checked pre-lifestyle change so I was concerned about that. Last month when I had it checked during my check-up it was already down 38 points. And I eat pastas with cream sauces (with real butter), custardy desserts, pizza, ice cream, etc. as treats a couple times a week. (Some combination of these, not all of them at once obviously.)

mustgetmuscles1

is there a person left on here that doesn't know that a calorie deficit = weight loss regardless of the food choice?

these threads are so redundant

I have been on this website for over a year and a half and I have yet to see people talk about how coronary heart disease doesn't discriminate based on weight

i'm not down with policing health, i think everyone should have authority over what they want to do with their own bodies


but i don't think people who choose "healthier" options think that they have to in order to lose weight, perhaps they just appreciate plaque-free arteries ... they're probably well aware that they can eat "junk food" and still lose weight

sooo carrots or pizza, whatever floats your boat

The bolded statement is why threads like this get started. You can have perfectly fine arteries while having some treats a few times a week. Honestly, I started off with over 100 pounds to lose. Family with a history of CVD, high cholesterol, etc. I have perfect blood pressure, cholesterol was at 250 last time it was checked pre-lifestyle change so I was concerned about that. Last month when I had it checked during my check-up it was already down 38 points. And I eat pastas with cream sauces (with real butter), custardy desserts, pizza, ice cream, etc. as treats a couple times a week. (Some combination of these, not all of them at once obviously.)

All they hear is: I eat "junk" food all day everyday. No one said that but that is all they hear. It is a mental disorder. : )

RaeLB

is there a person left on here that doesn't know that a calorie deficit = weight loss regardless of the food choice?

these threads are so redundant

I have been on this website for over a year and a half and I have yet to see people talk about how coronary heart disease doesn't discriminate based on weight

i'm not down with policing health, i think everyone should have authority over what they want to do with their own bodies


but i don't think people who choose "healthier" options think that they have to in order to lose weight, perhaps they just appreciate plaque-free arteries ... they're probably well aware that they can eat "junk food" and still lose weight

sooo carrots or pizza, whatever floats your boat

The bolded statement is why threads like this get started. You can have perfectly fine arteries while having some treats a few times a week. Honestly, I started off with over 100 pounds to lose. Family with a history of CVD, high cholesterol, etc. I have perfect blood pressure, cholesterol was at 250 last time it was checked pre-lifestyle change so I was concerned about that. Last month when I had it checked during my check-up it was already down 38 points. And I eat pastas with cream sauces (with real butter), custardy desserts, pizza, ice cream, etc. as treats a couple times a week. (Some combination of these, not all of them at once obviously.)

The thread was about how you can still eat "junk food" and lose weight. I am saying that weight loss is not the top goal for everyone. I am saying that people can take a number of different factors into consideration when choosing foods. I am not saying that everyone who eats a pint of ice cream and poptarts everyday will have heart disease. I am saying that that is the concern for some people when they are thinking about what to eat.

YoungDoc2B

Somebody say Poptarts?

majope

Somebody say Poptarts?

Look at that! SIX vitamins and minerals...and yet people still put them down.

Codename_Duchess

Somebody say Poptarts?

Look at that! SIX vitamins and minerals...and yet people still put them down.

:laugh: I was just thinking the same.

YoungDoc2B

Somebody say Poptarts?

Look at that! SIX vitamins and minerals...and yet people still put them down.

Exactly! Screw fat shaming, poptart shaming should be illegal

LAMAnRLA91909

Very seldom do I eat Pop Tarts, but when I do I have to spread a little bit of peanut butter on them.

SanteMulberry

Somebody say Poptarts?

Gak---I've always thought the regular ones were uninteresting sweetened cardboard with break-your-teeth frosting. "Red Velvet" Pop-Tarts carries it to the next level and on to "repulsive".