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HaiBai wrote:

GC_PaNzerFIN wrote:

I say fuck healthy food fanatics, I am off to having bacon and eggs with a cup of milk.

And remember, even vegetables kill you slowly.... ;-)

http://img844.imageshack.us/img844/7695/img0908.jpg

replace bacon with turkey bacon, only eat the egg whites, and if the cup of milk is soy that's perfectly healthy.
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-Sh1fty- wrote:

I miss the food in Switzerland a lot

Last edited by A12345 (2010-07-22 03:41:33)

ghettoperson wrote:

Deep fried butter?! Holy shit.

A12345 wrote:

went to the fair today, had kebabs, lamb shank, funnel cake, and probably the worst was deep fried  zucchini with jalapenos, cheese, and bacon

http://foodfrenzy.ocregister.com/files/ … nachos.jpg

stayed away from the deep fried oreos, deep fried doughnuts, deep fried klondike bars, deep fried cheeseburgers, deep fried candy bars, and of course deep fried butter etc.

new things i saw; chocolate covered bacon, mexican funnel cake

you can imagine the waistlines on several were giving the equator a run for its money

http://foodfrenzy.ocregister.com/files/ … booth_.jpg

11 Bravo wrote:

-Sh1fty- wrote:

I just think it's disgusting that people still buy those things. It's one thing to have them be unhealthy but they even taste full of hormones and all sorts of shit.

I'm sure the places I go to (Red Robin and Fat Burger) aren't much better but at least they taste like real food.

did you hear me?  pull yer head out

-Sh1fty- wrote:

11 Bravo wrote:

-Sh1fty- wrote:

I just think it's disgusting that people still buy those things. It's one thing to have them be unhealthy but they even taste full of hormones and all sorts of shit.

I'm sure the places I go to (Red Robin and Fat Burger) aren't much better but at least they taste like real food.

did you hear me?  pull yer head out

What the hell are you talking about?

Eating less meat may be the key to keeping a healthy weight, say researchers.

A European study of almost 400,000 adults found that eating meat was linked with weight gain, even in people taking in the same number of calories.
The strongest association was found with processed meat, such as sausages and ham, the Imperial College London team reported.
It suggests that high-protein diets may not help slimmers in the long run.

The findings, published in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition, also support public health messages advocating cutting down on the amount of meat we eat, the researchers said.

The study looked at data from adults taking part in a large project looking at the link between diet and cancer.
Participants from 10 European countries, including the UK, were weighed and measured at the start and then asked to report their weight five years later.

They also filled in a detailed food questionnaire.

Overall, the researchers found that meat consumption was associated with weight gain in both men and women.
More detailed analyses showed that the link was still significant after taking into account overall calorie intake, physical activity and other factors which may have skewed the results.

The team calculated that in people who ate the same number of calories, an extra 250g of meat a day - equal to a small steak - led to an additional weight gain of 2kg (5lbs) over five years.

Last edited by Dilbert_X (2010-07-22 18:13:10)