What else has zero calories?
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food has zero calories when eaten in the dark. Calories need light to thrive0
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Chocolate eaten with celery since celery is negative calories and the chocolate walks into your stomach with it it's considered negative calorie also.
Much akin to an non-attractive guy showing up to a nightclub with a exceedingly attractive woman and being allowed in due to the company he keeps.0 -
If someone else orders dessert eating half doesn't count....
My sister used to eat about half my dessert and then half my moms, lol but since she didn't order them she had no calories, even though she was the only one that ate a whole dessert0 -
if you eat a chocolate bar with a diet soda I'm told they cancel each other out...
The above is most definitely true!
Also if you have a burger with a diet soda.0 -
1) Anything eatten on your birhday, anniversay, Christmas or your kids birthday.
2) Those 5 french fries you ate out of the fast food bag driving home.
3) ANYTHING without a nutriion lable and isn't listed on MFP0 -
:laugh: Totally did this today with chocolate chip cookie dough....not baked....doesn't count0
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Anything you eat whilst drunk - you cannot remember the calories, therefore they MUST be free!!!0
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BerryH- I like the way you think. So, if I skip the olive in my martini it'll be calorie free?
I am going to go with any portions of restaurant food you bring home and reheat. It doesn't taste as good, so why should the calories count?
My sweetie seems to believe that anything eaten while moving doesn't count. That giant waffle cone filled with three scoops of chocolaty, caramely, nutty fat bombs? Doesn't count if you eat it on a leisurely stroll by the beach.0 -
Much akin to an non-attractive guy showing up to a nightclub with a exceedingly attractive woman and being allowed in due to the company he keeps.
OMG i almost DIED when i read this!!! AWESOME!!!0 -
If you buy a Mars Bar and give away half, then the calories you didn't eat cancel out the calories you do eat.
Result (we're all good at maths, right?) = 0 calories.
I suspect this would also apply to other chocolate bars0 -
leftovers from the kids plates0
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Anything that comes with the word "birthday" in front of it: birthday cake, birthday drinks, birthday meal... :P0
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Anything I didn't pay for, like the multiple muffins I had today.
Also condiments, the portions are too small to contain calories (think peanut butter).0 -
Oh my gosh I totally forgot, any chocolate you eat on easter has no calories!0
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