Potatoes might not be so bad!
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Well, I certainly won't feel as guilty everytime I have a red potato anymore. (About 1-2x/week.)0
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I really want potatoes after reading this thread. I mean, deep down I always want potatoes, but even more so at this moment.0
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i eat potatoes everyday so thats cool...im going to go make mashed potatoes now0
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potatoes have more vitamins and minerals than most foods in the same category,
along with sweet potato/yam you could do very well
fiber, minerals, vitamins,
I have lived for months on nothing but potatoes before,0 -
Curious if you even read the article or just the title...
Study is on mice... and using a serum derived from potatoes that equates to 30 potatoes per day (not sure how this would work either as a couldn't see a mouse eating a full potato in a day)
Anyways potatoes aren't "bad for you" they're even better for you with the skins on. How you cook them matters as does what you put on them.0 -
My problem is potatoes go so well with butter and sour cream, or fried with ketchup.0 -
Elsie_Brownraisin wrote: »missiontofitness wrote: »
At which end does the spud go for this cleanse you speak of?
Well, I wouldn't recommend using a potato as a suppository...0 -
I never gave up potatoes and I have lost 37 lbs since June. If I had to give them up I would be one unhappy individual. They are cheap and there are a ton of things you can do with potatoes. Soups, fries, baked, roasted, mashed, ect. Very versatile and a medium potato is only about 110 calories. Bake in a microwave 5-6 minutes, add reduced fat sour cream and some green onions and that is a very low cal lunch or snack.0
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If you like sweet potatoes, those are even more nutritious and low cal, very filling. Put some cinnamon on there too.0
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I believe the actual pamphlet by Patrick Henry during the american revolutions was "give me potatoes or give me death" it later got revised, because revisionism...0
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.... WIC may not cover the taters, but if you get SNAP benefits, that will definitely pay for them. Potatoes are great when you need to pinch pennies!0
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Pffft I love potatoes. Very filling for the calories. It's too many French fries or mashed potatoes with a ton of butter that makes people fat0
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JesslanRose wrote: »Well, I certainly won't feel as guilty everytime I have a red potato anymore. (About 1-2x/week.)
You shouldn't feel guilty eating food ever
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YAY! ♡♡ I literally eat multiple potatoes everyday0
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Potatoes aren't bad. It's the junk people add to them - the butter, sour cream, etc. Thats the stuff that'll do you in. A little potato is great. If it's your only veggie, though, time to find some new ones!0
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Well duh, look at Irish people.-1
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emily_stew wrote: »Potatoes aren't bad. It's the junk people add to them - the butter, sour cream, etc. Thats the stuff that'll do you in. A little potato is great. If it's your only veggie, though, time to find some new ones!
You call butter or sour cream "junk', I call it "helping to meet a fat or protein macro."
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I call them junk. Make fun if it makes you happy.
I'm not suggesting you limit them. Eat all the butter you want. Soak the potato until it's yellow. Take a stick of butter out and it eat plain. I couldn't care less. To each, his own.0 -
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