Poptarts?
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"200 Calories
5 g of Fat
140 mg of Sodium
17 g of Sugar
I can't believe people are saying they are good for you. "
I know! Sure, you can eat a pack for breakfast, and with a juice, you've used the typical breakfast cal allotment, but how much did you eat? It isn't a lot of food for the calories. :ohwell:
That said, some of them are super yummy, but I just can't justify, to myself, the calorie for taste sacrifice.0 -
I love Poptarts! The hot fudge sundae ones are my favorite! (:0
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Last time I ate them (several years ago) I don't remember filling full afterwards.
After taking in 400 calories, the least a food could do is make you feel content.
They sure tasted good however..0 -
<Homer Simpson voice> Mmmmmm... poptarts...0
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I love Poptarts! The hot fudge sundae ones are my favorite! (:
strawberry milkshake! Taste best frozen0 -
My kids love them, so I buy a box once in a while on vacations as an extra special treat.0
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If I ate a Poptart for breakfast, no doubt I would be eating fast food by lunch and munching on peanut butter cups that evening. But, I'm not a body builder.
This! LOL This would so be me as well!! It is so hard. I just read the same thing in a book Bob Harper wrote today, about how once you eat sugar, even the substitute kind it just makes you want more....I had noticed this happening before I read or heard anything about it. I did love to eat poptarts way back when, my favorite was the smores or blueberry (with icing of course) but I just can't let them in anymore...not with out falling off the wagon for other meals.0 -
Good tasting, high carbs, low fat. Great way to get your carbs up with a minimal amount of fat.
A lot of bodybuilders eat them as a post/pre workout carb source.
Interesting...
They are basically worthless calorie wise, high calorie and your hungry in an hour.0 -
Good tasting, high carbs, low fat. Great way to get your carbs up with a minimal amount of fat.
A lot of bodybuilders eat them as a post/pre workout carb source.
Interesting...
They are basically worthless calorie wise, high calorie and your hungry in an hour.
Haha. Good joke. We get it. *checks your diary* ;-)0 -
Plain strawberry are my favorite toasted!!
Eat a poptart, run a couple miles. Problem solved. No guilt alllll good!!0 -
My family lived and traveled around a little bit on a sailboat for a while when I was younger, and I remember having Pop-Tarts for breakfast fairly often -- because when it's barely past dawn, you're needed on deck right away, and you're facing an entire day on your feet, nothing beats grabbing a neat little package of carbohydrates and deliciousness from the locker on your way up, especially when you're twelve. My mother didn't like us having them, because they weren't healthy; my father didn't care and bought them anyway. XD
I don't like them anymore, though. Bit sad, really; I have some happy memories associated with Pop-Tarts (or, once my mother got her way, the all-natural organic knock-off version).
Edit: Sorry for waxing nostalgic for an entire paragraph.0 -
Good tasting, high carbs, low fat. Great way to get your carbs up with a minimal amount of fat.
A lot of bodybuilders eat them as a post/pre workout carb source.
Interesting...
They are basically worthless calorie wise, high calorie and your hungry in an hour.
And that's why bodybuilders eat them. After a long session they need the insulin jump...then they eat a real meal.0 -
Good tasting, high carbs, low fat. Great way to get your carbs up with a minimal amount of fat.
A lot of bodybuilders eat them as a post/pre workout carb source.
Interesting...
They are basically worthless calorie wise, high calorie and your hungry in an hour.
Haha. Good joke. We get it. *checks your diary* ;-)
LOL. That is awesome xD0 -
Let’s look at what’s inside regular strawberry Pop-Tarts. The ingredients list includes (in order by weight):
White flour; ***NOT a complex carb***
Corn syrup (i.e. sugar);
High-fructose corn syrup (ditto);
Oil; (and if you haven’t had enough sugar…)
Sugar
Any questions? See : http://generationgreen.org/2011/02/fruitwashing-kelloggs-phony-fruity-label-claims/0 -
So what everyone should eat 100% clean all the time and never have treats that they enjoy? I don't see the big deal heh
I eat refined carbs and sugar, not hurting me any xD0 -
I would buy them when dieting and eat a half a pop tart because they are cheaper than the Special K Fruit crisps and taste nigh identical.
Special K Fruit Crisp: 100 calories 7 grams sugar
Half a strawberry pop tart: 100 calories 8 grams sugar
Portion size and 1 gram of sugar are the difference between a "junk" snack and a low calorie diet snack.0 -
Thanks reading this makes me want one! I havnt had a pop tart in at least five months....I'm to close to my goal to break that now, someday I will enjoy one again but it will be a while!0
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If I ate a Poptart for breakfast, no doubt I would be eating fast food by lunch and munching on peanut butter cups that evening. But, I'm not a body builder.
That's pretty much how I feel about them. I can get less calories and feel fuller from two scrambled eggs than two poptarts and have room for juice or CHOCOMILK! :drinker:0 -
I ate them as a kid. Bought my first box in years just a couple of weeks ago. Delicious! Even better than I remember!0
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Ugh, God.. I used to love Poptarts. I haven't had one in years. Favorites are Cherry, S'Mores, Cookie Dough, and Blueberry.0
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