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Seriously fond of the Egg White Delight McMuffin, and would pine away if I didn't indulge once in a while. When I indulge I get the meal, because HASH BROWN.0
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I've never had one, mostly because they sounded gross. I have since been introduced to wonderful savory/sweet combos such as chicken and waffles, and I'd be willing to give it a try. But, I just usually don't go to McDonalds or much in the way of fast food really.0 -
Ugh, I suck at foruming this morning
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As long as you make sure to fit it into your daily calories and macro's then it won't derail your short-term weightloss.
However, if you make a habit of going to McDonald's drive thru often, you may be setting yourself up for long term failure. At some point, you're going to have less motivation and all those hash brown, sugary drinks, etc., that are on McDonald's menu are going to look very appetizing.
I disagree with the second half of this. I go to McDonalds in the morning before and after my workout for coffee (and to whoever said the coffee is crap, the stuff they serve where I live is awesome. Better than Dunkin' Donuts for sure). Yes, I sit in the drive through and look at the food on the menu but it's not appealing to me. Never mind how many calories are in some of those meals!
OP: If you want to have an egg mcmufin for breakfast go for it. At 300 calories it's not going to ruin your entire day.
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Poofersgrl wrote: »once in a while I like to stop there to get an egg mcmuffin. Are they ok or will that derail my day?
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Poofersgrl wrote: »once in a while I like to stop there to get an egg mcmuffin. Are they ok or will that derail my day?
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I eat McDonalds 2-3 times a week. Heck, I downloaded the nutritional menu on my phone. Didn't stop me from losing weight and my last set of blood work was really good. If you like it, then get it. Just make it work within your calories.0
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Do you really think one sandwich is going to make or break your entire day? Do you plan on losing all the weight you want in one day?? Then no, one sandwich, one day or even one week is not going to determine whether you are successful. Is a fast food breakfast the best choice, no, but if you have to have fast food it's not horrible. It's only around 300-350 calories if memory serves me.0
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I have one if I am on the road and any other options sound worse. I really prefer to make my own at home and have them pretty often, even for lunch sometimes.0
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Eat it if it's within your calorie goal. Simple.0
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I think not, but depends on you and if you let it derail your day.
I sometimes go and get a sausage, egg and cheese biscuit along with a hashbrown. That doesn't derail my day.
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SonicDeathMonkey80 wrote: »The coffee is crap, but the McMuffins are good.
Nowhere near Starbucks or any local coffee shops, but for a quick pinch it totally beats that nasty brown liquid from Tim Horton's that everyone and their dog raves about.
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SonicDeathMonkey80 wrote: »The coffee is crap, but the McMuffins are good.
Nowhere near Starbucks or any local coffee shops, but for a quick pinch it totally beats that nasty brown liquid from Tim Horton's that everyone and their dog raves about.
Starbucks isnt really coffee. It is coffee mixed with mountains of other flavours which defeat the point of the word coffee. Why is every drink that they bring out nowadays more or less a fruit smoothie or toffee milkshake type drink? Plus they will charge you a fortune for the privilege.0 -
SonicDeathMonkey80 wrote: »The coffee is crap, but the McMuffins are good.
Nowhere near Starbucks or any local coffee shops, but for a quick pinch it totally beats that nasty brown liquid from Tim Horton's that everyone and their dog raves about.
I love their coffee and at $1.09 for anysize I am in.... try that at a starbucks or Horties. Can't say that for the egg McMuffin though ...too big of a trigger food for me.0 -
JenAndSome wrote: »300 Calories
18g protein
29g carbs
12g fat
Looks okay to me.
300 calories and 18 g of protein is a pretty decent breakfast, 300 calories is around what i have for breakfast every day anyway.
I currently get a McMuffin every so often for breakfast, still managed to lose over 50 pounds. Of course, if you start doing what i was doing pre-weight loss, then you are in trouble! (Drive thru every work day, McMuffin AND a McGriddle, because apparently two sandwiches were better than one!)
Just log it, and make it fit into your day, no need to deprive yourself of things you enjoy if you can make it fit your goals.0 -
SonicDeathMonkey80 wrote: »The coffee is crap, but the McMuffins are good.
Nowhere near Starbucks or any local coffee shops, but for a quick pinch it totally beats that nasty brown liquid from Tim Horton's that everyone and their dog raves about.
Starbucks isnt really coffee. It is coffee mixed with mountains of other flavours which defeat the point of the word coffee. Why is every drink that they bring out nowadays more or less a fruit smoothie or toffee milkshake type drink? Plus they will charge you a fortune for the privilege.
Not talking about Lattes or Fraps or smoothies.
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