If it didn't have calories, right now I would eat...
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RelCanonical wrote: »RelCanonical wrote: »quiksylver296 wrote: »
I don't care for Golden Grahams either. If I'm going to eat a flat, square-shaped, textured piece of cereal, I'm going for Cinnamon Toast Crunch.
Golden Grahams had such a boring taste.
It is simple, sweet, and delicious and tastes like childhood
But like all cereal, it is gross when it gets soggy, so small bowls and refills are necessary.
My childhood tastes like frosted flakes.
My adulthood tastes like frosted flakes.
Also, what I consider the holy grail of cereal:
Do they still make that?!? I haven't seen it in a store in forever.0 -
RelCanonical wrote: »RelCanonical wrote: »quiksylver296 wrote: »
I don't care for Golden Grahams either. If I'm going to eat a flat, square-shaped, textured piece of cereal, I'm going for Cinnamon Toast Crunch.
Golden Grahams had such a boring taste.
It is simple, sweet, and delicious and tastes like childhood
But like all cereal, it is gross when it gets soggy, so small bowls and refills are necessary.
My childhood tastes like frosted flakes.
My adulthood tastes like frosted flakes.
Also, what I consider the holy grail of cereal:
Do they still make that?!? I haven't seen it in a store in forever.
I haven't seen it in a long time, but I also don't visit the cereal aisle very much anymore, so I may not have seen if it's still there or not.0 -
Might have cereal again for lunch today... Do I want Golden Grahams (honey grams), Honey Smacks(golden puffs), or Cocoa Pebbles(choco dino bites).... Hmmmm... Malt-O-Meal house hold here.
Edit: I've never seen those crackling oat brans! Those look delicious!0 -
RelCanonical wrote: »quiksylver296 wrote: »RelCanonical wrote: »RelCanonical wrote: »quiksylver296 wrote: »
I don't care for Golden Grahams either. If I'm going to eat a flat, square-shaped, textured piece of cereal, I'm going for Cinnamon Toast Crunch.
Golden Grahams had such a boring taste.
It is simple, sweet, and delicious and tastes like childhood
But like all cereal, it is gross when it gets soggy, so small bowls and refills are necessary.
My childhood tastes like frosted flakes.
My adulthood tastes like frosted flakes.
Frosted flakes are a cereal I can eat dry. The impressive cereals. I can also eat Krave dry, that stuff is good, do they still make it?
Also, what I consider the holy grail of cereal:
Dude. Truth.
I can eat a box of that in one sitting. And it's really calorific!
It is! It feels and tastes like I'm shoveling little cookies in my mouth by the spoonful. Cookie crisp has got nothing on the goodness of cracklin' oat bran.
But it has oat and bran in the name, so it must be healthy!
Yes! That's what got me, back in the day. "I'm eating so healthy, but I'm not losing any weight!"1 -
RelCanonical wrote: »RelCanonical wrote: »quiksylver296 wrote: »
I don't care for Golden Grahams either. If I'm going to eat a flat, square-shaped, textured piece of cereal, I'm going for Cinnamon Toast Crunch.
Golden Grahams had such a boring taste.
It is simple, sweet, and delicious and tastes like childhood
But like all cereal, it is gross when it gets soggy, so small bowls and refills are necessary.
My childhood tastes like frosted flakes.
My adulthood tastes like frosted flakes.
Also, what I consider the holy grail of cereal:
Do they still make that?!? I haven't seen it in a store in forever.
I bought some last summer to take camping.0 -
There is a prosciutto sandwich with fresh mozzarella and pesto on foccacio bread at an Italian bakery that I would LOVE to have as my co-worker is headed there but I'm sticking with my meal prep =(5
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This milkshake that has a donut on top.
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RelCanonical wrote: »quiksylver296 wrote: »
I don't care for Golden Grahams either. If I'm going to eat a flat, square-shaped, textured piece of cereal, I'm going for Cinnamon Toast Crunch.
Golden Grahams had such a boring taste.
It is simple, sweet, and delicious and tastes like childhood
But like all cereal, it is gross when it gets soggy, so small bowls and refills are necessary.
My childhood tastes like frosted flakes.
My adulthood tastes like frosted flakes.
I ate a whole box of this on Thursday (burned a lot of calories at work recently/PMS)
Not bad, but could have used more Banana flavor.1 -
Damnit I've been craving pizza since Wednesday.0
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kellyjellybellyjelly wrote: »RelCanonical wrote: »quiksylver296 wrote: »
I don't care for Golden Grahams either. If I'm going to eat a flat, square-shaped, textured piece of cereal, I'm going for Cinnamon Toast Crunch.
Golden Grahams had such a boring taste.
It is simple, sweet, and delicious and tastes like childhood
But like all cereal, it is gross when it gets soggy, so small bowls and refills are necessary.
My childhood tastes like frosted flakes.
My adulthood tastes like frosted flakes.
I ate a whole box of this on Thursday (burned a lot of calories at work recently/PMS)
Not bad, but could have used more Banana flavor.
I think because I eat a banana every day that I've come to not like banana flavored things anymore. These weren't bad tho but I probably won't buy them again. The honey nut version was good. 0 -
My childhood tastes like frosted flakes.
Back so many years ago (between 30 and 50 years ago), when I would go out of state to visit my grandparents, my Papa would always have a bowl of Frosted Flakes as an evening snack. They would buy a large box and transfer them to what looked like a gallon mayonnaise jar or similar that we would pour out of. I will always cherish the memories of sitting at their dinner table eating frosties in the evening. Good memories. We would eat out of malamine bowls, and when my grandmother moved out of their house, I got a couple of the bowls. I cherish them, too.
They were really wonderful people.12 -
I had ALL the Mexican today
I still want a doughnut too. Or maybe some cookie dough. 4 -
Another caramel egg
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I saw these for the first time at the store.
(Whimper)
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huge bag of sweet & salted popcorn
or southend doughnuts
no wait, warm chocolate muffin with chocolate custard!
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Those are a combination of "If money didn't matter" and "If calories didn't matter". I've always wanted to try those, but can't bring myself to spend 5$ a pint!FireOpalCO wrote: »I saw these for the first time at the store.
(Whimper)
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Crafty_camper123 wrote: »
Those are a combination of "If money didn't matter" and "If calories didn't matter". I've always wanted to try those, but can't bring myself to spend 5$ a pint!FireOpalCO wrote: »I saw these for the first time at the store.
(Whimper)
Ditto. Maybe when the husband and kids are out of the house for a week this summer I'll treat myself and have one for lunch/dinner
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Crafty_camper123 wrote: »
Those are a combination of "If money didn't matter" and "If calories didn't matter". I've always wanted to try those, but can't bring myself to spend 5$ a pint!FireOpalCO wrote: »I saw these for the first time at the store.
(Whimper)
Ditto. Maybe when the husband and kids are out of the house for a week this summer I'll treat myself and have one for lunch/dinner
I usually buy Ben & Jerry's when my husband is out of town, LOL!2 -
Crafty_camper123 wrote: »
Those are a combination of "If money didn't matter" and "If calories didn't matter". I've always wanted to try those, but can't bring myself to spend 5$ a pint!FireOpalCO wrote: »I saw these for the first time at the store.
(Whimper)
They rarely go on sale too...them an enlightened are alike in that way.1 -
I'd be drinking this coffee with creamer.2
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Crafty_camper123 wrote: »Crafty_camper123 wrote: »
Those are a combination of "If money didn't matter" and "If calories didn't matter". I've always wanted to try those, but can't bring myself to spend 5$ a pint!FireOpalCO wrote: »I saw these for the first time at the store.
(Whimper)
Ditto. Maybe when the husband and kids are out of the house for a week this summer I'll treat myself and have one for lunch/dinner
I usually buy Ben & Jerry's when my husband is out of town, LOL!
Also a very good option! @quiksylver296 recommends The Tonight Dough highly. I owe it to her to give her a try!2 -
Crafty_camper123 wrote: »Crafty_camper123 wrote: »
Those are a combination of "If money didn't matter" and "If calories didn't matter". I've always wanted to try those, but can't bring myself to spend 5$ a pint!FireOpalCO wrote: »I saw these for the first time at the store.
(Whimper)
Ditto. Maybe when the husband and kids are out of the house for a week this summer I'll treat myself and have one for lunch/dinner
I usually buy Ben & Jerry's when my husband is out of town, LOL!
Also a very good option! @quiksylver296 recommends The Tonight Dough highly. I owe it to her to give her a try!
While a very solid B&J option, I can't pass up the Karmel Sutra with the pure caremel center. :drool:1 -
Crafty_camper123 wrote: »Crafty_camper123 wrote: »Crafty_camper123 wrote: »
Those are a combination of "If money didn't matter" and "If calories didn't matter". I've always wanted to try those, but can't bring myself to spend 5$ a pint!FireOpalCO wrote: »I saw these for the first time at the store.
(Whimper)
Ditto. Maybe when the husband and kids are out of the house for a week this summer I'll treat myself and have one for lunch/dinner
I usually buy Ben & Jerry's when my husband is out of town, LOL!
Also a very good option! @quiksylver296 recommends The Tonight Dough highly. I owe it to her to give her a try!
While a very solid B&J option, I can't pass up the Karmel Sutra with the pure caremel center. :drool:
My go-to is cookies and cream cheesecake core, but I'm willing to experiment. You know, for science.1 -
Crafty_camper123 wrote: »Crafty_camper123 wrote: »
Those are a combination of "If money didn't matter" and "If calories didn't matter". I've always wanted to try those, but can't bring myself to spend 5$ a pint!FireOpalCO wrote: »I saw these for the first time at the store.
(Whimper)
Ditto. Maybe when the husband and kids are out of the house for a week this summer I'll treat myself and have one for lunch/dinner
I usually buy Ben & Jerry's when my husband is out of town, LOL!
Also a very good option! @quiksylver296 recommends The Tonight Dough highly. I owe it to her to give her a try!
She's right. It's a beautiful thing. I had one gifted to me. I will not buy another. It is that good.4 -
But that's on the menu for our pajama party!nutmegoreo wrote: »Crafty_camper123 wrote: »Crafty_camper123 wrote: »
Those are a combination of "If money didn't matter" and "If calories didn't matter". I've always wanted to try those, but can't bring myself to spend 5$ a pint!FireOpalCO wrote: »I saw these for the first time at the store.
(Whimper)
Ditto. Maybe when the husband and kids are out of the house for a week this summer I'll treat myself and have one for lunch/dinner
I usually buy Ben & Jerry's when my husband is out of town, LOL!
Also a very good option! @quiksylver296 recommends The Tonight Dough highly. I owe it to her to give her a try!
She's right. It's a beautiful thing. I had one gifted to me. I will not buy another. It is that good.
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nutmegoreo wrote: »Crafty_camper123 wrote: »Crafty_camper123 wrote: »
Those are a combination of "If money didn't matter" and "If calories didn't matter". I've always wanted to try those, but can't bring myself to spend 5$ a pint!FireOpalCO wrote: »I saw these for the first time at the store.
(Whimper)
Ditto. Maybe when the husband and kids are out of the house for a week this summer I'll treat myself and have one for lunch/dinner
I usually buy Ben & Jerry's when my husband is out of town, LOL!
Also a very good option! @quiksylver296 recommends The Tonight Dough highly. I owe it to her to give her a try!
She's right. It's a beautiful thing. I had one gifted to me. I will not buy another. It is that good.
It is that good. Plan to eat the entire pint.
But I want to try those Talenti, too!2 -
This breakfast which I usually only have on my birthday (because everyone knows birthday calories don't count) with the free birthday cake milkshake *drooool*
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IWillTakeBackMyLife wrote: »I'd be drinking this coffee with creamer.
I'm not a big black coffee fan. So if I'm really watching my calories, and creamer wont fit, I go with cashew milk. Almond and coconut milk are good options. If you go with unsweetened and put zero calorie sweetener in it you can get a cup of coffee for around 10-20 calories! Just a little tip from a fellow coffee lover. 0 -
One of the butter tarts that someone brought into the office to torture me ....
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quiksylver296 wrote: »nutmegoreo wrote: »Crafty_camper123 wrote: »Crafty_camper123 wrote: »
Those are a combination of "If money didn't matter" and "If calories didn't matter". I've always wanted to try those, but can't bring myself to spend 5$ a pint!FireOpalCO wrote: »I saw these for the first time at the store.
(Whimper)
Ditto. Maybe when the husband and kids are out of the house for a week this summer I'll treat myself and have one for lunch/dinner
I usually buy Ben & Jerry's when my husband is out of town, LOL!
Also a very good option! @quiksylver296 recommends The Tonight Dough highly. I owe it to her to give her a try!
She's right. It's a beautiful thing. I had one gifted to me. I will not buy another. It is that good.
It is that good. Plan to eat the entire pint.
But I want to try those Talenti, too!
Is there any other way? I'm pretty sure they self-destruct if you put one back in the freezer, but really wouldn't know...2
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