Clean Eating: no processed/refined foods, no high sugar/fat foods, or no foods with dirt on them?
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There's a program on UK telly about some ex-pat Estate Agents in Spain. I watch it sometimes because it's based near where my Spanish home is, so I keep an eye on the house prices
what's my point?
One of the estate agents in the show (called Damon if you care) introduces himself by saying "I sell houses and eat clean". I just want to punch his smug little face every time he says it.
Thanks for the opportunity to vent.
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I always wash my fruit and veg, dirty eating is just wrong, the way it feels like grit in your teeth is just awful5
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Evelyn_Gorfram wrote: »
Yes! This - @Evelyn_Gorfram - you may have coined a new diet phrase. I've decided to eat beautiful! I'll credit you of course.
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Yes! This - @Evelyn_Gorfram - you may have coined a new diet phrase. I've decided to eat beautiful! I'll credit you of course.Evelyn_Gorfram wrote: »
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Evelyn_Gorfram wrote: »
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Yes! This - @Evelyn_Gorfram - you may have coined a new diet phrase. I've decided to eat beautiful! I'll credit you of course.Evelyn_Gorfram wrote: »
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Evelyn_Gorfram wrote: »
Reaction #1: I've coined a new diet phrase? Oh, god forbid!
Yes! This - @Evelyn_Gorfram - you may have coined a new diet phrase. I've decided to eat beautiful! I'll credit you of course.Evelyn_Gorfram wrote: »
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paperpudding wrote: »paperpudding wrote: »Whether they were in front or behind you, same thing applies - I'm sure sunfastrose just gave pondering how quickly you will move through checkout as a random possibility. I gave a few more in my post
odds are they were not comparing your trolley contents - that is just your perception.
Clouded by fact you do that to other people's carts
It was an anecdotal comment. He looked at his items on the belt, then looked at mine and glanced at me. He looked back at his and gave an slight shoulder shrug. It is a story about how I perceived the brief exchange. It is quite possible that he gave that look because he just crapped himself.
Come on people I explain that I see what others place in their cart and it is like I am looking in their windows to some of you. "Its none of my business" yes I get it but when you see someone dressed inappropriately you notice don't you? Well its none of your business. It is just a random observation and nothing more. This exercise in going to the literal extreme is ridiculous. The phrase "shop the perimeter of the store" is a generalization that causes multiple people to say well I saw car wash or drain cleaner there so should I eat that? I relate a simple story and I get its none of my business (huh I didn't get the camera out and interview the event) or I am not a mind reader. Its a story not a deposition in a murder trail.
It is kind of like "Clean Eating" it is a generalization. It means something different to each person. It cannot be defined. Yet here we are on page 6 of it again.
Yes it is a story about how your perceived the breif exchange - exactly what I said.
It is just your perception. You are not a mind reader and you do not know what he was pondering.
Odds on he wasnt pondering how superior your choices were, as you seem to think
Just like you do not know anything about the people whose carts you peep into ( your words) to make yourself feel superior.
I gave the real life example of myself with a cart filled with chocolates, crisps, crates of soda and crates of alcohol - you could randomly observe that and you would have no idea of the story behind it.
I don't know anything about people whose carts I observe (not peek) ? I beg to differ. I can see they are obese, I can see they having trouble walking, I can speculate they are or becoming insulin resistant and lastly I can see they are eating sugar and carb in a very high percentage of their diet. But that is just my mind reading power going off the rails. They are more likely be on their way to the gym after they drop off all the junk food at the food bank right before stocking up at the farmers market.
I have gone down this road farther than I should have. Sorry if I have offended anyone as that is not my intention. I was just chit chatting about something that was what I thought was related to Clean Eating all be it remotely. I will wander back to the Keto groups where we are all superior together...I kidd, I kidd.
"Peek into their carts" was the word you used - now it is just "observe".
Interesting.
I am not obese.
I gave my real life example of me buying for our sports club and having a trolley full of nothing but chocolates, crisp, crates of soda and beer.
If I were obese and buying for our club, trolley would be full of same things. The clubs requirements wouldnt change - but your conclusions about me eating the contents wrongly would.
So, yes, your mind reading powers, both in conclusions of other people's trolley contents and other people's percieved glances at your superior food are quite likely wrong - or going off the rails, as you put it.
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Yawn! "I an not obese" Who cares if you are obese?9
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The cookies in my cart are for the skinnier of our pair.4
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Yawn! "I an not obese" Who cares if you are obese?
Well probably nobody in Internet land - but that wasn't my point.
My point was that my trolley of chocolates, crisps, soda, beer would be exactly the same whether I am obese or skinny. Since I am buying for our sports club.
But you would be making conclusions about my diet, my insulin resistance etc on basis of my cart contents.
And overall point being you really do not know anyone else's story to jump to any conclusions - I thought that point was clear in my last post but maybe you didn't read all of it?
PS always fascinates me on forums when somebody doesn't care enough to post that they don't care.
It's a bit like poking somebody to tell them you are ignoring them
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I've actually been inspired: I've changed the name of my MFP blog to "Eating Beautiful," and posted my (tongue-in-cheek) Official List of Rules for "Eating Beautiful".Evelyn_Gorfram wrote: »
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(I promise to split all the money I make posting stuff for free with @mg07030 )11 -
Just read link to Eating Beautiful
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Evelyn_Gorfram wrote: »
Actually I just read it too and congratulations on distilling that out of these 7 pages of, often, guff
I saw your other thread about your success on starting to lower your BMI level. I think with Eating Beautiful you'll go all the way.0 -
Thanks very much.Stockholm_Andy wrote: »Evelyn_Gorfram wrote: »
Actually I just read it too and congratulations on distilling that out of these 7 pages of, often, guff
(Lest anyone think that I have superhuman distillation capabilities, while the name was very much born out of this thread, most of the rest of that post was sourced elsewhere.)
Thanks again.Stockholm_Andy wrote: »I saw your other thread about your success on starting to lower your BMI level. I think with Eating Beautiful you'll go all the way.
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@Evelyn_Gorfram wrote:
I've actually been inspired: I've changed the name of my MFP blog to "Eating Beautiful," and posted my (tongue-in-cheek) Official List of Rules for "Eating Beautiful".
And it's a beautiful thing! Excellent blog post.
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paperpudding wrote: »Just read link to Eating Beautiful
@paperpusher3
Would these be considered part of Beautiful Eating?
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Love the "Eating Beautiful" blog piece, Evelyn!
Perhaps we could collaborate? I wrote an eating plan that I think is reasonably compatible with your Eating Beautiful program: It could be a cross-marketing opportunity. I'd offer to share any revenue produced by the synergies between your free program, and my free plan.
http://community.myfitnesspal.com/en/discussion/10636388/free-customized-personal-weight-loss-eating-plan-not-spam-or-mlm 9 -
Thank youLove the "Eating Beautiful" blog piece, Evelyn!
Synergies? Oh, boy! All the really good business thingos have synergies! And cross-marketing, too!Perhaps we could collaborate? I wrote an eating plan that I think is reasonably compatible with your Eating Beautiful program: It could be a cross-marketing opportunity. I'd offer to share any revenue produced by the synergies between your free program, and my free plan.
http://community.myfitnesspal.com/en/discussion/10636388/free-customized-personal-weight-loss-eating-plan-not-spam-or-mlm
The "Ann Plan" is great, and covers several things that got left out(!) of my "Beautiful Eating" post. So, really, all that's left to decide is: "Beautiful Eating and The Ann Plan," or "The Ann Plan and Beautiful Eating"?
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Evelyn_Gorfram wrote: »
Thank youLove the "Eating Beautiful" blog piece, Evelyn!
Synergies? Oh, boy! All the really good business thingos have synergies! And cross-marketing, too!Perhaps we could collaborate? I wrote an eating plan that I think is reasonably compatible with your Eating Beautiful program: It could be a cross-marketing opportunity. I'd offer to share any revenue produced by the synergies between your free program, and my free plan.
http://community.myfitnesspal.com/en/discussion/10636388/free-customized-personal-weight-loss-eating-plan-not-spam-or-mlm
The "Ann Plan" is great, and covers several things that got left out(!) of my "Beautiful Eating" post. So, really, all that's left to decide is: "Beautiful Eating and The Ann Plan," or "The Ann Plan and Beautiful Eating"?
I'm perfectly happy to come in under the "Beautiful Eating" umbrella, because . . . well, it's beautiful. Modest and retiring soul that I am, I never liked the "Ann Plan" branding idea. But I still like the plan itself, and recommend it often.
All I want is my fair share of the zero revenue. 5 -
paperpudding eating plan.
eat to round about your calorie allowance
eat a reasonably nutritionally balanced diet
Include food you like
Do not include foods you do not like.
Hmmm, needs a catchy name or some sort of upgrade before becoming a marketable product 2 -
"The Pudding Plan"?paperpudding wrote: »paperpudding eating plan.
eat to round about your calorie allowance
eat a reasonably nutritionally balanced diet
Include food you like
Do not include foods you do not like.
Hmmm, needs a catchy name or some sort of upgrade before becoming a marketable product
"The Paper & Pudding Provender Procedure"?
"Would'ya Could'ya Should'ya Eatch'yer Pudda"?
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paperpudding wrote: »paperpudding eating plan.
eat to round about your calorie allowance
eat a reasonably nutritionally balanced diet
Include food you like
Do not include foods you do not like.
Hmmm, needs a catchy name or some sort of upgrade before becoming a marketable product
You could change your name to ChocolatePudding. Who wouldn't want to get on board the ChocolatePudding plan?6 -
For some reason, I have associated "clean eating" with cucumbers...whenever I read about someone eating clean I picture them eating sliced cucumbers and only sliced cucumbers...I don't know why10
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The MFP way is a simpler way. A calorie deficit is all you need, and it doesn't matter what type of foods you use in getting there.1
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nutmegoreo wrote: »paperpudding wrote: »paperpudding eating plan.
eat to round about your calorie allowance
eat a reasonably nutritionally balanced diet
Include food you like
Do not include foods you do not like.
Hmmm, needs a catchy name or some sort of upgrade before becoming a marketable product
You could change your name to ChocolatePudding. Who wouldn't want to get on board the ChocolatePudding plan?
Would you believe, when I first tried to join this forum, way back in 2013 - i tried with the username chocolatepudding
actually I tried with about a dozen variations of names and all of them were disallowed because already in use - in desperation I then started putting together random words - and ended up with paperpudding 2 -
paperpudding wrote: »nutmegoreo wrote: »paperpudding wrote: »paperpudding eating plan.
eat to round about your calorie allowance
eat a reasonably nutritionally balanced diet
Include food you like
Do not include foods you do not like.
Hmmm, needs a catchy name or some sort of upgrade before becoming a marketable product
You could change your name to ChocolatePudding. Who wouldn't want to get on board the ChocolatePudding plan?
Would you believe, when I first tried to join this forum, way back in 2013 - i tried with the username chocolatepudding
actually I tried with about a dozen variations of names and all of them were disallowed because already in use - in desperation I then started putting together random words - and ended up with paperpudding
I generally don't have a problem with Nutmegoreo. Funny that it's not that common. :laugh:4
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