If it didn't have calories, right now I would eat...
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Those pumpkin pie pancakes look amazing!!!- I would really love to shove my face into a big pile of those- yummy1
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All the peanut butter and chocolate, in any form. A bar of dark chocolate dipped directly into the jar is perfectly acceptable.
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Crafty_camper123 wrote: »
Edit: Since the pic didn't show in quotes- This is in regards to those pecan pie m&m's.Crafty_camper123 wrote: »I just saw these at Walmart last night. We did not walk by them again, or I would have snagged 'em.
This is tipping to the need side for me!!
I just bought these things to put in the community candy jar. That way I could try them, and share the wealth (thereby keeping me out of them). They almost didn't make it to the candy jar. They almost went right in my desk drawer to NOT share.. With anyone.
I actually looked over the weekend for these! I didn't see them @ the grocery store. I am going on a 12 hour car trip soon and am going to keep my eye out when I fill up at the gas station!1 -
Crafty_camper123 wrote: »
Edit: Since the pic didn't show in quotes- This is in regards to those pecan pie m&m's.Crafty_camper123 wrote: »I just saw these at Walmart last night. We did not walk by them again, or I would have snagged 'em.
This is tipping to the need side for me!!
I just bought these things to put in the community candy jar. That way I could try them, and share the wealth (thereby keeping me out of them). They almost didn't make it to the candy jar. They almost went right in my desk drawer to NOT share.. With anyone.
I actually looked over the weekend for these! I didn't see them @ the grocery store. I am going on a 12 hour car trip soon and am going to keep my eye out when I fill up at the gas station!
Hope you find them! I got them at Walmart if that helps. They were in a center isle display by the registers. Haven't seen them at the grocery stores either.2 -
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quiksylver296 wrote: »
Those are the good kind. I hate that recipe that is always thin and often has powdered sugar over the top of dry little barely chocolate squares; you know the ones I mean - the last pan of brownies to get emptied at a pot luck. This is my kind of brownie - moist, crumbly and gooey; oozing with fudge. That stack is almost a serving; you must have already eaten a couple.
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CarvedTones wrote: »quiksylver296 wrote: »
Those are the good kind. I hate that recipe that is always thin and often has powdered sugar over the top of dry little barely chocolate squares; you know the ones I mean - the last pan of brownies to get emptied at a pot luck. This is my kind of brownie - moist, crumbly and gooey; oozing with fudge. That stack is almost a serving; you must have already eaten a couple.
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I'd like to have a stack of blueberry pancakes with warm blueberry syrup.8
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elsie6hickman wrote: »I'd like to have a stack of blueberry pancakes with warm blueberry syrup.
*triggered :frown:7 -
Crafty_camper123 wrote: »elsie6hickman wrote: »I don't have food triggers and I am committed to my healthy diet. I was just pointing out that some people do, and I would hope that you wouldn't want to be responsible for someone abandoning their diet. As far as triggers, I am sure you are familiar with people who cut themselves that get triggered by certain posts (in other forums), or those considering suicide.
I have typed and retyped this to be as tactful as humanly possible, but I can't leave it alone. Please don't take this as an attack on you, but it is something I feel needs to be addressed.
I appreciate you being out for the feeling of others, and I totally understand the intent of providing a warning to something that may be considered emotionally disturbing to others. But, The intent of this thread is made pretty clear the first page in. If someone's relationship with food is so poor that it sends them into a binge episode by the mere sight of a food that they have deemed forbidden, that is something they will need to work out on their own. We even have people on this forum that can support them on that. If they are influenced by this thread to go out and eat some of this high calorie food, they are responsible for their own actions and decisions. Not us. As for self mutilation and suicide? I do not feel it was fair to go there. The fact it was even mentioned could serve as an emotional trigger for someone who just came here to view yummy food... That aside, if someone decides to take an action like that based on something they randomly stumbled across on an internet forum, that is of no ones fault, or responsibility. Other then obviously disturbing subjects, we have no way of knowing what might trigger a repressed memory or feeling for someone. And, unfortunately it is on that person to get help for their mental state, and to avoid things that may evoke bad feelings, memories, and even actions.
Now- back to the subject...
I agree with you to a point, but a food addiction is still an addiction. Would you consider showing multiple pictures of someone shooting up, to a heroin addict? How about showing videos of someone drinking multiple drinks to an alcoholic fighting for their sobriety. All I am saying is that is it healthy to dwell on what you might eat, if calories weren't a factor? Some people are emotional eaters and some got obese by eating the wrong foods to comfort themselves over something bad that happened in their life. They want to get healthy and are trying to fight that urge to eat things that won't bring them the results they are looking for. I realize that I am of a minority opinion on this, and I won't bring it up again.14 -
elsie6hickman wrote: »I'd like to have a stack of blueberry pancakes with warm blueberry syrup.
You forgot the picture.
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elsie6hickman wrote: »I'd like to have a stack of blueberry pancakes with warm blueberry syrup.
You forgot the picture.
That looks so good! I'm planning on going out for lunch today. Pizza, or burger, or pasta, or steak?1 -
nutmegoreo wrote: »elsie6hickman wrote: »I'd like to have a stack of blueberry pancakes with warm blueberry syrup.
You forgot the picture.
That looks so good! I'm planning on going out for lunch today. Pizza, or burger, or pasta, or steak?
Well, next Tuesday in International Cheeseburger day, so I'd save the burger til then. Pizza, pasta or steak??? Hmmmmm, tough decision. We have this amazing deli with the BEST potato salad. I'd probably do that.2 -
nutmegoreo wrote: »elsie6hickman wrote: »I'd like to have a stack of blueberry pancakes with warm blueberry syrup.
You forgot the picture.
That looks so good! I'm planning on going out for lunch today. Pizza, or burger, or pasta, or steak?
Why compromise? Have them all!
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nutmegoreo wrote: »elsie6hickman wrote: »I'd like to have a stack of blueberry pancakes with warm blueberry syrup.
You forgot the picture.
That looks so good! I'm planning on going out for lunch today. Pizza, or burger, or pasta, or steak?
Why compromise? Have them all!
And then just don't eat for the rest of the week to stay within your weekly goal??? I could live with a bite of it all except the pizza - I'd have to eat the whole slice.6 -
elsie6hickman wrote: »nutmegoreo wrote: »elsie6hickman wrote: »I'd like to have a stack of blueberry pancakes with warm blueberry syrup.
You forgot the picture.
That looks so good! I'm planning on going out for lunch today. Pizza, or burger, or pasta, or steak?
Why compromise? Have them all!
And then just don't eat for the rest of the week to stay within your weekly goal??? I could live with a bite of it all except the pizza - I'd have to eat the whole slice.
It's hyperbole. This whole *kitten* thread is hyperbole! We get to be serious and practical and offer good advice and follow good advice ourselves everywhere else in the forum. This thread is for fun and ridiculous exaggeration. You do get that, right?18 -
nutmegoreo wrote: »elsie6hickman wrote: »I'd like to have a stack of blueberry pancakes with warm blueberry syrup.
You forgot the picture.
That looks so good! I'm planning on going out for lunch today. Pizza, or burger, or pasta, or steak?
Why compromise? Have them all!
I was thinking about this. They have a great lunch menu, I could get half orders of everything. I've only had 148 calories so far today, and it's a higher cal day for me. I'm happy enough to try to keep it under 2100. So that gives me a little wiggle room.6 -
quiksylver296 wrote: »nutmegoreo wrote: »elsie6hickman wrote: »I'd like to have a stack of blueberry pancakes with warm blueberry syrup.
You forgot the picture.
That looks so good! I'm planning on going out for lunch today. Pizza, or burger, or pasta, or steak?
Well, next Tuesday in International Cheeseburger day, so I'd save the burger til then. Pizza, pasta or steak??? Hmmmmm, tough decision. We have this amazing deli with the BEST potato salad. I'd probably do that.
I've never kept track of cheeseburger day (please don't beat me with your pretty pink dumbbells).
I do think that a fat juicy cheeseburger would be a fantastic way to celebrate the closing of my first 6 weeks back on track!6 -
nutmegoreo wrote: »quiksylver296 wrote: »nutmegoreo wrote: »elsie6hickman wrote: »I'd like to have a stack of blueberry pancakes with warm blueberry syrup.
You forgot the picture.
That looks so good! I'm planning on going out for lunch today. Pizza, or burger, or pasta, or steak?
Well, next Tuesday in International Cheeseburger day, so I'd save the burger til then. Pizza, pasta or steak??? Hmmmmm, tough decision. We have this amazing deli with the BEST potato salad. I'd probably do that.
I've never kept track of cheeseburger day (please don't beat me with your pretty pink dumbbells).
I do think that a fat juicy cheeseburger would be a fantastic way to celebrate the closing of my first 6 weeks back on track!
Well, a fat juicy cheeseburger is ALWAYS a fantastic way to celebrate anything.
I only know it is International Cheeseburger day because a co-worker told me and we made plans to go out to lunch that day. For cheeseburgers, of course.4
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