To butter or not to butter ????
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I just grab butter in the brown container. I have no idea if it's real or not. Didn't know there was such thing as fake butter.0
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i use both
First (fake) butter sprays or PAM has calories too. A full container of PAM has about 568 calories..you eat those:)
So i calculate in my diary about 50 calories a day for what i call the "zero *kitten*" department. Just for these kinda things Because believe me it adds up too.
I use popcorn spray also nothing ....right lol full container over 500 calories. So that 1/4 spray HAS calories and is NOT zero.
for people who use a bit oke
But i use a lot, so i calculate those. I do about 10 days with a spray so 50 to 70 calories A DAY right there.
the down part...it also dont calculate the fats you get, which you need in your diary. A shame too
So i correct those too
and i use normal butter.
So popcorn and cooking an egg i use my sprays, meat i use butter etc
I do both!0 -
I LOVE BUTTER!!!!! But I usually use the stuff that has a better fat to calorie ratio than anything else.... I don't know if it's fake or not...0
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ncboiler89 wrote: »I just grab butter in the brown container. I have no idea if it's real or not. Didn't know there was such thing as fake butter.
Dat's a nudder budder.....
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ncboiler89 wrote: »I just grab butter in the brown container. I have no idea if it's real or not. Didn't know there was such thing as fake butter.
Dat's a nudder budder.....
That's it No idea what nudder budder is.
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Whoa! I had no idea real butter Pam spray had that many calories!TheOwlhouseDesigns wrote: »i use both
First (fake) butter sprays or PAM has calories too. A full container of PAM has about 568 calories..you eat those
So i calculate in my diary about 50 calories a day for what i call the "zero *kitten*" department. Just for these kinda things Because believe me it adds up too.
I use popcorn spray also nothing ....right lol full container over 500 calories. So that 1/4 spray HAS calories and is NOT zero.
for people who use a bit oke
But i use a lot, so i calculate those. I do about 10 days with a spray so 50 to 70 calories A DAY right there.
the down part...it also dont calculate the fats you get, which you need in your diary. A shame too
So i correct those too
and i use normal butter.
So popcorn and cooking an egg i use my sprays, meat i use butter etc
I do both!
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yep look on the containers it says somewhere how much a full container is lol0
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Real butter makes me happy 0
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ncboiler89 wrote: »ncboiler89 wrote: »I just grab butter in the brown container. I have no idea if it's real or not. Didn't know there was such thing as fake butter.
Dat's a nudder budder.....
That's it No idea what nudder budder is.
Oh no, you didn't get my joke! That's another butter. Not the real thing.0 -
1/4 spray zero calories...RIGHTTTTTTTTTTTT lol the calories vaporize?0
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The only reason I don't use real butter is because I'm lactose intolerant. Otherwise I'd use real butter. Since I can't, I use Smart Balance.
I'm lactose intolerant as well, and the only two things I can eat are butter and some brands of yogurt. If I eat ice cream, or cream of any kind, or regular cheeses (that are not lactose free), I have some major problems. But, not with butter.
I'm jelly. My belly knows if there is any lactose. Any. >:(0 -
bad part is...this contains oils etc...but this is also not calculated...while we need it for our daily nutrition0
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ncboiler89 wrote: »ncboiler89 wrote: »I just grab butter in the brown container. I have no idea if it's real or not. Didn't know there was such thing as fake butter.
Dat's a nudder budder.....
That's it No idea what nudder budder is.
Oh no, you didn't get my joke! That's another butter. Not the real thing.
lol sorry hehehe
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TheOwlhouseDesigns wrote: »
orginal pam spray 680 calories in a container lol
That's a lot.0 -
The only reason I don't use real butter is because I'm lactose intolerant. Otherwise I'd use real butter. Since I can't, I use Smart Balance.
I'm lactose intolerant as well, and the only two things I can eat are butter and some brands of yogurt. If I eat ice cream, or cream of any kind, or regular cheeses (that are not lactose free), I have some major problems. But, not with butter.
I'm jelly. My belly knows if there is any lactose. Any. >:(
Bummer.
I have been eating Cabbot lactose free cheese which is delicious.0 -
TheOwlhouseDesigns wrote: »ncboiler89 wrote: »ncboiler89 wrote: »I just grab butter in the brown container. I have no idea if it's real or not. Didn't know there was such thing as fake butter.
Dat's a nudder budder.....
That's it No idea what nudder budder is.
Oh no, you didn't get my joke! That's another butter. Not the real thing.
lol sorry hehehe
I think I'm going to take joke lessons or something.0 -
The only reason I don't use real butter is because I'm lactose intolerant. Otherwise I'd use real butter. Since I can't, I use Smart Balance.
I'm lactose intolerant as well, and the only two things I can eat are butter and some brands of yogurt. If I eat ice cream, or cream of any kind, or regular cheeses (that are not lactose free), I have some major problems. But, not with butter.
I'm jelly. My belly knows if there is any lactose. Any. >:(
Bummer.
I have been eating Cabbot lactose free cheese which is delicious.
The best thing about cheese... any cheese that has been aged over 30 days has no lactose in it. The lactose ages out of it. I eat me a lot of aged cheeses.0 -
The only reason I don't use real butter is because I'm lactose intolerant. Otherwise I'd use real butter. Since I can't, I use Smart Balance.
I'm lactose intolerant as well, and the only two things I can eat are butter and some brands of yogurt. If I eat ice cream, or cream of any kind, or regular cheeses (that are not lactose free), I have some major problems. But, not with butter.
I'm jelly. My belly knows if there is any lactose. Any. >:(
Bummer.
I have been eating Cabbot lactose free cheese which is delicious.
The best thing about cheese... any cheese that has been aged over 30 days has no lactose in it. The lactose ages out of it. I eat me a lot of aged cheeses.
I knew aged cheese don't have lactose, but I didn't realize it was cheese aged over 30 days. Thanks for the info.0 -
The only reason I don't use real butter is because I'm lactose intolerant. Otherwise I'd use real butter. Since I can't, I use Smart Balance.
I'm lactose intolerant as well, and the only two things I can eat are butter and some brands of yogurt. If I eat ice cream, or cream of any kind, or regular cheeses (that are not lactose free), I have some major problems. But, not with butter.
I'm jelly. My belly knows if there is any lactose. Any. >:(
Bummer.
I have been eating Cabbot lactose free cheese which is delicious.
The best thing about cheese... any cheese that has been aged over 30 days has no lactose in it. The lactose ages out of it. I eat me a lot of aged cheeses.
I knew aged cheese don't have lactose, but I didn't realize it was cheese aged over 30 days. Thanks for the info.
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