Darn you Husband for bringing this home!

nyla2120
nyla2120 Posts: 370 Member
in Food and Nutrition
So I have a confession! Yesterday I found a peice of red velvet cheesecake from The Cheesecake Factory in the fridge! My DH must have not eaten it with his lunch the day before so he brought it home. Anyway, I started eating some & made it through half of it, then something told me to look it up on here & it's 1250 calories per slice! That's more calories than I eat in a whole day! I felt so guilty & put it away immediately! But, my God it was yummy!
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  • Confuzzled4ever
    Confuzzled4ever Posts: 2,860 Member
    mmmmm red velvet cheesecake..

    mmmmm.. can i have the rest????
  • Amy11108
    Amy11108 Posts: 74
    1250 per slice! Holy crap how big is the slice?
  • IAteBethDitto
    IAteBethDitto Posts: 98 Member
    1250 calories! What's in it - pure fat?
  • sabified
    sabified Posts: 1,035 Member
    yummm.... at least you put it back. This will probably help you to remember to check before eating!

    Also, have to ask... what does DH stand for? I know SO is significant other but can't figure out what that's an acronym for
  • mheebner
    mheebner Posts: 285 Member
    I figured it was damn husband.....lol
  • glin23
    glin23 Posts: 460 Member
    It's usually Dear Husband, but in the this case, it might very well be Damn Husband. Similarly, DW would be Dear Wife and DF would be Dear Fiance.
  • susanlangleyjarman
    susanlangleyjarman Posts: 9
    its supposed to mean dear hubby or so ive been told
  • wyldflowrr_6
    wyldflowrr_6 Posts: 25
    Oops! I've done stuff like that before & about croaked when I found out the calories or fat in something lol
    Live & learn
  • nyla2120
    nyla2120 Posts: 370 Member
    1250 per slice! Holy crap how big is the slice?

    Lol it's a pretty decent sized slice.
  • nyla2120
    nyla2120 Posts: 370 Member
    Oops! I've done stuff like that before & about croaked when I found out the calories or fat in something lol
    Live & learn

    Yes live & learn! I beat myself up for it for a few hours, then I moved on & started fresh today.
  • nyla2120
    nyla2120 Posts: 370 Member
    It's usually Dear Husband, but in the this case, it might very well be Damn Husband. Similarly, DW would be Dear Wife and DF would be Dear Fiance.

    In this case "Damn Husband" is right. I told him never bring that devil cake home again lol!
  • born2drum
    born2drum Posts: 731 Member
    So I have a confession! Yesterday I found a peice of red velvet cheesecake from The Cheesecake Factory in the fridge! My DH must have not eaten it with his lunch the day before so he brought it home. Anyway, I started eating some & made it through half of it, then something told me to look it up on here & it's 1250 calories per slice! That's more calories than I eat in a whole day! I felt so guilty & put it away immediately! But, my God it was yummy!

    Per slice? NO WAY!!! Its more like 630.
  • nyla2120
    nyla2120 Posts: 370 Member
    1250 calories! What's in it - pure fat?

    The amount of fat, carbs & sugar is obscene! I think it had 69 grams of sugar alone!
  • __delete
    __delete Posts: 245 Member
    He can drop a slice off at my house next time. Please?
  • BrianSharpe
    BrianSharpe Posts: 9,248 Member
    Cheesecake may be bad for your waistline but (occasionally) it's good for your soul.........
  • hellokatee
    hellokatee Posts: 211 Member
    Yesterday after my workout my running partner and I had a TON of calories left and were thinking about splurging on some Dairy Queen Blizzards... That plan ended when I looked up the calories in my favorite one, the Georgia Mud Fudge. Coincidentally it has the most calories of any Blizzard on the menu and a large (which I confess I have eaten before) has 1,420 calories in it. A mini (it's TINY) has 420 calories. We decided not to go after that and made instant pudding instead. :sad:
  • reggie2run
    reggie2run Posts: 477 Member
    Cheesecake may be bad for your waistline but (occasionally) it's good for your soul.........

    Amen!! :smile:
  • Squidgeypaws007
    Squidgeypaws007 Posts: 1,012 Member
    Cheesecake may be bad for your waistline but (occasionally) it's good for your soul.........

    cheesecake is always good for the soul... :bigsmile:
  • allaboutthecake
    allaboutthecake Posts: 1,535 Member
    Adam's Peanut Butter Cup Fudge Ripple Cheesecake has 1,326 calories per slice. :love: :love:



    Ultimate Red Velvet Cake Cheesecake contains 1,250 calories (25 g of fat)
  • singha99
    singha99 Posts: 36 Member
    Re: Born2Drum

    Sadly, it is 1540 calories of decadent dessert yumminess :-)

    http://abcnews.go.com/Business/diet-disasters-top-calorie-heavy-menu-items/story?id=14114606#.UdxP66x0b3A
  • wolfchild59
    wolfchild59 Posts: 2,608 Member
    Am I the only one that found it weird that the OP started eating something out of the fridge that her spouse had brought home, without checking with the spouse about the item?
  • hellokatee
    hellokatee Posts: 211 Member
    Am I the only one that found it weird that the OP started eating something out of the fridge that her spouse had brought home, without checking with the spouse about the item?

    I don't find it weird at all, anything in the fridge is fair game at my house! :laugh:
  • mammakisses
    mammakisses Posts: 604 Member
    Yummy!
  • glin23
    glin23 Posts: 460 Member
    Am I the only one that found it weird that the OP started eating something out of the fridge that her spouse had brought home, without checking with the spouse about the item?

    Depends on the house. In my family it's understand that some items are open, but that some are for specific members or occasions.
  • sammysnino
    sammysnino Posts: 2
    Yes, and amen!
  • ladydy911
    ladydy911 Posts: 126 Member
    Am I the only one that found it weird that the OP started eating something out of the fridge that her spouse had brought home, without checking with the spouse about the item?

    In my house if it is in the fridge, it is fair game. I never have to worry about my greek yogart or cottage cheese lol.
  • MelsAuntie
    MelsAuntie Posts: 2,833 Member
    Am I the only one that found it weird that the OP started eating something out of the fridge that her spouse had brought home, without checking with the spouse about the item?

    Depends on the house. In my family it's understand that some items are open, but that some are for specific members or occasions.


    Same here. The black forest cake Greek yogurt is his, the raspberry acai yogurt is mine. Other than that it's all community property.
  • kellijauch
    kellijauch Posts: 379 Member
    Holy cow! Their red velvet cheescake is quite amazing, but holy smokes that's alot of calories. Good to know. I will be avoiding cheesecake from now on
  • kellijauch
    kellijauch Posts: 379 Member
    [Am I the only one that found it weird that the OP started eating something out of the fridge that her spouse had brought home, without checking with the spouse about the item?

    Yep. If it's in the fridge, it's fair game, unless there's a name on it.
  • algebravoodoo
    algebravoodoo Posts: 776 Member
    Split it with him then go for a run/walk/hike/Zumba... you get the idea.

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