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April 5, 2009 at 3:09 PM #377119April 5, 2009 at 3:26 PM #376508EconProfParticipant
You are right mixalot. And it is amazing how much less junk you eat when you prepare it from scratch and also how much faster it is once you get used to it. Going out to a restaurant, possibly waiting to get in, waiting to order & be served can really be far more time-consuming than eating your own creations at home.
April 5, 2009 at 3:26 PM #376787EconProfParticipantYou are right mixalot. And it is amazing how much less junk you eat when you prepare it from scratch and also how much faster it is once you get used to it. Going out to a restaurant, possibly waiting to get in, waiting to order & be served can really be far more time-consuming than eating your own creations at home.
April 5, 2009 at 3:26 PM #376965EconProfParticipantYou are right mixalot. And it is amazing how much less junk you eat when you prepare it from scratch and also how much faster it is once you get used to it. Going out to a restaurant, possibly waiting to get in, waiting to order & be served can really be far more time-consuming than eating your own creations at home.
April 5, 2009 at 3:26 PM #377007EconProfParticipantYou are right mixalot. And it is amazing how much less junk you eat when you prepare it from scratch and also how much faster it is once you get used to it. Going out to a restaurant, possibly waiting to get in, waiting to order & be served can really be far more time-consuming than eating your own creations at home.
April 5, 2009 at 3:26 PM #377129EconProfParticipantYou are right mixalot. And it is amazing how much less junk you eat when you prepare it from scratch and also how much faster it is once you get used to it. Going out to a restaurant, possibly waiting to get in, waiting to order & be served can really be far more time-consuming than eating your own creations at home.
April 5, 2009 at 5:08 PM #376536mixxalotParticipantI used to be morbid obese and suffered from major health problems so had no choice.
And when I started walking and cooking healthy food, I lost 100 pounds in 16 months. I feel better. Good food makes you feel better. I no longer drink sodas or juices or eat junk. Once a while I have a piece of chocolate but not much. Tonight was sea scallops with sundried tomato in olive oil for lunch and grilled sesame beef with espresso for dessert. Cost me less than $10 for all this good food and I have left overs for next day. Fast food is poison and expensive. Not to mention that after losing my high paying technology DBA consulting job, it keeps the budget in line. Eating out is expensive.
Now finding grass fed beef unfortunately is getting more difficult. Henrys market used to carry it as did Trader Joes. Unfortunately, now I have to go to either Whole Foods or Jimbos to find the organic free range grass fed beef. Maybe I should move to New Zealand or Argentina?
April 5, 2009 at 5:08 PM #376816mixxalotParticipantI used to be morbid obese and suffered from major health problems so had no choice.
And when I started walking and cooking healthy food, I lost 100 pounds in 16 months. I feel better. Good food makes you feel better. I no longer drink sodas or juices or eat junk. Once a while I have a piece of chocolate but not much. Tonight was sea scallops with sundried tomato in olive oil for lunch and grilled sesame beef with espresso for dessert. Cost me less than $10 for all this good food and I have left overs for next day. Fast food is poison and expensive. Not to mention that after losing my high paying technology DBA consulting job, it keeps the budget in line. Eating out is expensive.
Now finding grass fed beef unfortunately is getting more difficult. Henrys market used to carry it as did Trader Joes. Unfortunately, now I have to go to either Whole Foods or Jimbos to find the organic free range grass fed beef. Maybe I should move to New Zealand or Argentina?
April 5, 2009 at 5:08 PM #376995mixxalotParticipantI used to be morbid obese and suffered from major health problems so had no choice.
And when I started walking and cooking healthy food, I lost 100 pounds in 16 months. I feel better. Good food makes you feel better. I no longer drink sodas or juices or eat junk. Once a while I have a piece of chocolate but not much. Tonight was sea scallops with sundried tomato in olive oil for lunch and grilled sesame beef with espresso for dessert. Cost me less than $10 for all this good food and I have left overs for next day. Fast food is poison and expensive. Not to mention that after losing my high paying technology DBA consulting job, it keeps the budget in line. Eating out is expensive.
Now finding grass fed beef unfortunately is getting more difficult. Henrys market used to carry it as did Trader Joes. Unfortunately, now I have to go to either Whole Foods or Jimbos to find the organic free range grass fed beef. Maybe I should move to New Zealand or Argentina?
April 5, 2009 at 5:08 PM #377037mixxalotParticipantI used to be morbid obese and suffered from major health problems so had no choice.
And when I started walking and cooking healthy food, I lost 100 pounds in 16 months. I feel better. Good food makes you feel better. I no longer drink sodas or juices or eat junk. Once a while I have a piece of chocolate but not much. Tonight was sea scallops with sundried tomato in olive oil for lunch and grilled sesame beef with espresso for dessert. Cost me less than $10 for all this good food and I have left overs for next day. Fast food is poison and expensive. Not to mention that after losing my high paying technology DBA consulting job, it keeps the budget in line. Eating out is expensive.
Now finding grass fed beef unfortunately is getting more difficult. Henrys market used to carry it as did Trader Joes. Unfortunately, now I have to go to either Whole Foods or Jimbos to find the organic free range grass fed beef. Maybe I should move to New Zealand or Argentina?
April 5, 2009 at 5:08 PM #377159mixxalotParticipantI used to be morbid obese and suffered from major health problems so had no choice.
And when I started walking and cooking healthy food, I lost 100 pounds in 16 months. I feel better. Good food makes you feel better. I no longer drink sodas or juices or eat junk. Once a while I have a piece of chocolate but not much. Tonight was sea scallops with sundried tomato in olive oil for lunch and grilled sesame beef with espresso for dessert. Cost me less than $10 for all this good food and I have left overs for next day. Fast food is poison and expensive. Not to mention that after losing my high paying technology DBA consulting job, it keeps the budget in line. Eating out is expensive.
Now finding grass fed beef unfortunately is getting more difficult. Henrys market used to carry it as did Trader Joes. Unfortunately, now I have to go to either Whole Foods or Jimbos to find the organic free range grass fed beef. Maybe I should move to New Zealand or Argentina?
April 5, 2009 at 11:23 PM #376649equalizerParticipant20 Worst Foods in America, 2009
Worst “Healthy” Sandwich
Blimpie Veggie Supreme (12″)
1,106 calories
56 g fat (33 g saturated fat)
2,831 mg sodium
96 g carbohydratesThe Winner:
The Worst Food of 2009
Baskin Robbins Large Chocolate Oreo Shake
2,600 calories
135 g fat (59 g saturated fat, 2.5 g trans fats)
263 g sugars
1,700 mg sodiumhttp://health.yahoo.com/experts/eatthis/24416/20-worst-foods-in-america-2009/
April 5, 2009 at 11:23 PM #376928equalizerParticipant20 Worst Foods in America, 2009
Worst “Healthy” Sandwich
Blimpie Veggie Supreme (12″)
1,106 calories
56 g fat (33 g saturated fat)
2,831 mg sodium
96 g carbohydratesThe Winner:
The Worst Food of 2009
Baskin Robbins Large Chocolate Oreo Shake
2,600 calories
135 g fat (59 g saturated fat, 2.5 g trans fats)
263 g sugars
1,700 mg sodiumhttp://health.yahoo.com/experts/eatthis/24416/20-worst-foods-in-america-2009/
April 5, 2009 at 11:23 PM #377107equalizerParticipant20 Worst Foods in America, 2009
Worst “Healthy” Sandwich
Blimpie Veggie Supreme (12″)
1,106 calories
56 g fat (33 g saturated fat)
2,831 mg sodium
96 g carbohydratesThe Winner:
The Worst Food of 2009
Baskin Robbins Large Chocolate Oreo Shake
2,600 calories
135 g fat (59 g saturated fat, 2.5 g trans fats)
263 g sugars
1,700 mg sodiumhttp://health.yahoo.com/experts/eatthis/24416/20-worst-foods-in-america-2009/
April 5, 2009 at 11:23 PM #377148equalizerParticipant20 Worst Foods in America, 2009
Worst “Healthy” Sandwich
Blimpie Veggie Supreme (12″)
1,106 calories
56 g fat (33 g saturated fat)
2,831 mg sodium
96 g carbohydratesThe Winner:
The Worst Food of 2009
Baskin Robbins Large Chocolate Oreo Shake
2,600 calories
135 g fat (59 g saturated fat, 2.5 g trans fats)
263 g sugars
1,700 mg sodiumhttp://health.yahoo.com/experts/eatthis/24416/20-worst-foods-in-america-2009/
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