I need clean eating motivation and friends!
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SconnieCat wrote: »I'm trying to follow along with this thread... I really am. But...
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emily_stew wrote: »Just think how pissed off the "clean eaters" are going to be 20 - 40 years from now (or whatever number gets them to the golden years) when they realize, it was all for nothing...
Actually you are wrong here. I'll explain why - once we leave certain foods from our diet we pretty much don't care about them.
I stopped eating ice cream when I was I think 14 - 15 years old. I would get severe chest congestion. The doc asked me to stop eating it for some time because they wanted to pin point the cause of these flares. Ice cream was the reason.
Anyway fast forward to 2015, I don't miss it one bit. It's been 28 years I haven't eaten ice cream.
I think most people would argue that giving up something for a medical reason isn't quite the same as giving up something because of the arbitrary "bad" label applied.
In any event, glad you figured out what the problem was!
Please refer to my response above. The question here is not about "bad food", "medical reasons", "clean whaatever". My response was to this statementJust think how pissed off the "clean eaters" are going to be 20 - 40 years from now (or whatever number gets them to the golden years) when they realize, it was all for nothing...
EDTA : Just to be clear where I stand w.r.t this thread. I don't think it was nice on OP's part to come to public forum and judge their friend's food diary to the world.
It was a made up situation actually. No friend has done that regularly. Sooo
Epic backpedal attempt.
And I don't believe you.
I swear I have gotten bingo like 5 times in this dumpster fire of a thread, and I can't believe it hasn't been shut down yet.
But I have also got some awesome gifs and a recipe for diabeetus cups, so that's a win.
Well. .. My job here is done.0 -
emily_stew wrote: »cutiepi3131 wrote: »I swear, this thread is proof that some of ya'll on mfp are bullies. SMH.
I got bingo!
Me too! I swear this is the only community (IRL and on the interwebz) in which I've (occasionally) been branded a "bully". I'm a straight shooter, plain and straightfoward in my delivery as to not be misunderstood. That is NOT bullying--that's no BS talking, something of which people (mostly, except for a few here, apparently) find refreshing and empowering.0 -
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Right now I am struggling with recipies but continue to make the same boring recipies over and over again when cooking. Help!!0
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christinev297 wrote: »ForecasterJason wrote: »The thing is, everyone's standard for food is not the same, and I think that's why people on both sides aren't going to understand. What someone may think of as being fine to eat someone else may consider "bad" to eat. I mean, there were a couple instances I had 70% dark chocolate at breakfast. It wasn't even that much (less than an ounce), but a couple people (not on MFP) that knew I ate that thought that I shouldn't be doing that at breakfast.
i guess you still don't get it..
food is not good or bad, so there is no need to assign a moralistic value to it.
food is just energy that fuels your body, period, end of story.
Trans fats are bad.
Correction, artificial trans fats are bad, natural occurring ones are not...
what's the difference between artificial and natural? I thought trans fat was just trans fat, in any form.
There are naturally occurring trans fats in meat and dairy, they're fine. But when people refer to trans fats they're generally talking about the artificial ones (hydrogenated oils) that are in packaged pastries and fast foods, etc...0 -
ah ok. Thanks
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GiveMeCoffee wrote: »Clean eating / healthy eating, as I define it, is having high food quality standards and an absence of artificial food additives that exist primarily to prolong the shelf life of the food or make it taste/smell/feel/appear more like food “should be” (as determined by corporate marketing executives). No, this doesn't mean that I don’t consume preservatives, I eat a lot of them, and no, it doesn't mean that I exclusively eat clean, I don’t have the time or discipline required to do that even 60-70% of the time.
I’m not sure why this would offend anyone – it is my body, I will fuel it as I see fit. If your standards are different, great, eat the way you want – if you feel that you are being “judged”, perhaps it is time to reevaluate your standards.
Maybe read the whole thread, this was not her being judged because she wanted to eat clean. But that she could judge those she added as her friends because they choose to eat differently.
Plus as an added bonus we have the do as I say, not as I do person - valiantly defending something she doesn't do.GiveMeCoffee wrote: »Clean eating / healthy eating, as I define it, is having high food quality standards and an absence of artificial food additives that exist primarily to prolong the shelf life of the food or make it taste/smell/feel/appear more like food “should be” (as determined by corporate marketing executives). No, this doesn't mean that I don’t consume preservatives, I eat a lot of them, and no, it doesn't mean that I exclusively eat clean, I don’t have the time or discipline required to do that even 60-70% of the time.
I’m not sure why this would offend anyone – it is my body, I will fuel it as I see fit. If your standards are different, great, eat the way you want – if you feel that you are being “judged”, perhaps it is time to reevaluate your standards.
Maybe read the whole thread, this was not her being judged because she wanted to eat clean. But that she could judge those she added as her friends because they choose to eat differently.
Requesting “clean eating only” friends is offensive ? Do you get offended by threads where people are looking for maintenance friends, friends that want to lose 50lbs in 2015, crossfit friends, IIFYM friends, Christian friends, fit mommies, Canadians friends, etc? Each of those is also exclusionary.
pretty sure that asking for only christian friends is against the forum rules. canadians might be too.0 -
itsfuntobenormal wrote: »This thread earns and official lolcats.
that is mean. why are they making the kittens do that?
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itsfuntobenormal wrote: »This thread earns and official lolcats.
that is mean. why are they making the kittens do that?
Some people just want to watch the world burn.
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Nope, you get banned to Cleanatoria, where all there is to eat is chicken, rice, and vegetables...forever...
LOL
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williams969 wrote: »emily_stew wrote: »cutiepi3131 wrote: »I swear, this thread is proof that some of ya'll on mfp are bullies. SMH.
I got bingo!
Me too! I swear this is the only community (IRL and on the interwebz) in which I've (occasionally) been branded a "bully". I'm a straight shooter, plain and straightfoward in my delivery as to not be misunderstood. That is NOT bullying--that's no BS talking, something of which people (mostly, except for a few here, apparently) find refreshing and empowering.
People call me a troll because I don't validate.
It's just a lot of QQ. This community is a mess, and there's too much validating, but you know. This is what people want.0 -
lemurcat12 wrote: »crystalflame wrote: »So I know I'm pages behind on this, but after snooping through @lemurcat12 's food diary, what on earth is a veggie chili protein bar, and does it really weigh 16oz??
Heh, I kind of want to make something up (new Quest flavor, super dense!), but yeah, just a restaurant. Sometimes I'm good about bringing lunch, not always.
For the record, today was kind of a disaster (but an enjoyable one)! Hope no one is starting a thread about my Giordano's work lunch.
I've never had Chicago pizza but several friends are from there and love Giordano's... and then I found out my mom had 2 shipped here (CA), and I didn't know! I feel sorta betrayed. The way everyone goes on about it, I NEED this pizza!
There is something about Giordano's pizza that makes me extremely ill. I thought it was a fluke the first time i visited chicago and ate it. My stomach blew up to 5 times it's size and I had horrific gass all weekend. Then I went to chicago again 3 years later and had one teeny tiny slice of Giordano's pizza and the SAME DAMN THING happened again. I will never eat that devil food again. I don't know what's in it, but it really disagrees with me.
I'm fine with all new york pizza and any other pizza I've ever eaten though, just not giordanos. Don't know about deep dish from other chicago places, but I'm not chancing that either. Proceed with caution.0 -
Alyssa_Is_LosingIt wrote: »itsfuntobenormal wrote: »This thread earns and official lolcats.
that is mean. why are they making the kittens do that?
Some people just want to watch the world burn.
why???????????? i hope that looks worse than it is. 0 -
Alyssa_Is_LosingIt wrote: »itsfuntobenormal wrote: »This thread earns and official lolcats.
that is mean. why are they making the kittens do that?
Some people just want to watch the world burn. why???????????? i hope that looks worse than it is.
some people find horrible things amusing...
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Take a look at the frozen tamales from a company called "Amy's Kitchen". They have a long list of ingredients and your grandma would recognize all of them. And, they taste good!0
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christinev297 wrote: »Alyssa_Is_LosingIt wrote: »itsfuntobenormal wrote: »This thread earns and official lolcats.
that is mean. why are they making the kittens do that?
Some people just want to watch the world burn. why???????????? i hope that looks worse than it is.
some people find horrible things amusing...
Haha, I wouldn't worry too much. Like herrspoons said, cats have very flexible spines. Plus this kitty is sleeping through this torture, so it can't be too bad.0 -
Alyssa_Is_LosingIt wrote: »christinev297 wrote: »Alyssa_Is_LosingIt wrote: »itsfuntobenormal wrote: »This thread earns and official lolcats.
that is mean. why are they making the kittens do that?
Some people just want to watch the world burn. why???????????? i hope that looks worse than it is.
some people find horrible things amusing...
Haha, I wouldn't worry too much. Like herrspoons said, cats have very flexible spines. Plus this kitty is sleeping through this torture, so it can't be too bad.
It's fine, that kitten will get plenty of revenge as soon as the owner leaves the bathroom door open and the toilet paper dangling low enough.0 -
Alyssa_Is_LosingIt wrote: »christinev297 wrote: »Alyssa_Is_LosingIt wrote: »itsfuntobenormal wrote: »This thread earns and official lolcats.
that is mean. why are they making the kittens do that?
Some people just want to watch the world burn. why???????????? i hope that looks worse than it is.
some people find horrible things amusing...
Haha, I wouldn't worry too much. Like herrspoons said, cats have very flexible spines. Plus this kitty is sleeping through this torture, so it can't be too bad.
It's fine, that kitten will get plenty of revenge as soon as the owner leaves the bathroom door open and the toilet paper dangling low enough.
This is correct.
Source: am owner of two cats.
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GiveMeCoffee wrote: »Clean eating / healthy eating, as I define it, is having high food quality standards and an absence of artificial food additives that exist primarily to prolong the shelf life of the food or make it taste/smell/feel/appear more like food “should be” (as determined by corporate marketing executives). No, this doesn't mean that I don’t consume preservatives, I eat a lot of them, and no, it doesn't mean that I exclusively eat clean, I don’t have the time or discipline required to do that even 60-70% of the time.
I’m not sure why this would offend anyone – it is my body, I will fuel it as I see fit. If your standards are different, great, eat the way you want – if you feel that you are being “judged”, perhaps it is time to reevaluate your standards.
Maybe read the whole thread, this was not her being judged because she wanted to eat clean. But that she could judge those she added as her friends because they choose to eat differently.
Plus as an added bonus we have the do as I say, not as I do person - valiantly defending something she doesn't do.GiveMeCoffee wrote: »Clean eating / healthy eating, as I define it, is having high food quality standards and an absence of artificial food additives that exist primarily to prolong the shelf life of the food or make it taste/smell/feel/appear more like food “should be” (as determined by corporate marketing executives). No, this doesn't mean that I don’t consume preservatives, I eat a lot of them, and no, it doesn't mean that I exclusively eat clean, I don’t have the time or discipline required to do that even 60-70% of the time.
I’m not sure why this would offend anyone – it is my body, I will fuel it as I see fit. If your standards are different, great, eat the way you want – if you feel that you are being “judged”, perhaps it is time to reevaluate your standards.
Maybe read the whole thread, this was not her being judged because she wanted to eat clean. But that she could judge those she added as her friends because they choose to eat differently.
Requesting “clean eating only” friends is offensive ? Do you get offended by threads where people are looking for maintenance friends, friends that want to lose 50lbs in 2015, crossfit friends, IIFYM friends, Christian friends, fit mommies, Canadians friends, etc? Each of those is also exclusionary.
pretty sure that asking for only christian friends is against the forum rules. canadians might be too.
Yeah, maybe the religious one, but I see all kinds of regional ones (looking for English, Ohio, Chicago friends, etc) on MFP. If one isn't from that region, but dislikes that region, it would be a hack move to post a bunch of derogatory comments about the OP.0 -
OMG I do it all the time. Not every day, but sometimes I just feel like eating junk the whole day...so i do that and then get back on track of healthy food. Nothing wrong with that. I used to do weighwatchers and hated when people gave me looks when i walked into the weekly meeting with a cup of iced latte from Starbucks. I think everyone can allow themselves some slack and they can make their choice on what they can splurge and what they can give up.0
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Collectively, this is the dumbest thread I have ever seen on any forum.
Who cares if she didn't literally have a friend on MFP who ate cookie dough for lunch? Are people really unfamiliar with the concept of a hypothetical example?0 -
I had foie gras ice cream last night, and it was amazing.0
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I want more. So, I'll have to figure out how to make it. I have a solid idea already.0
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Probably wouldn't have it.
Worth hunting up though.0
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