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    Isn't the cocoa bean a vegetable?

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    Quote Originally Posted by SadieKate
    Isn't the cocoa bean a vegetable?
    And, chocolate is brown. Mushrooms are brown. Mushrooms are a vegetable with very few calories. Obviously, then, chocolate is a vegetable with very few calories!

    For me, the calories don't count... the day before a long ride (carbo-loading) the day of the long ride (glycogen replenishing), or the day after (recovery!)

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    Quote Originally Posted by Audio-A
    For me, the calories don't count... the day before a long ride (carbo-loading) the day of the long ride (glycogen replenishing), or the day after (recovery!)
    ...and since you ride every other day....

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    Peet's Peppermint Mochas

    I'm resurrecting this thread because I found a new excuse for Peppermint Mochas and a Blackbottom cupcake for breakfast: being put on a soft foods diet after having a temporary crown re-glued.

    Oh, darn. What's for dinner? Marbleslab or Cold Stone? Ooh, how about pumpkin pie? If the dog gets the crust, the pie is probably negative calories.
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    who needs an excuse? I rationalize everything! Especially when it comes to sushi, indian food, and ice cream........
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    Quote Originally Posted by cindysue
    who needs an excuse? I rationalize everything! Especially when it comes to sushi, indian food, and ice cream........
    who needs to rationalize sushi - fish-rice-wasabi its yummy and good for you!
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    So hungry and stuck at work! Stop, you temptresses!

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    Quote Originally Posted by SadieKate
    Ooh, how about pumpkin pie? If the dog gets the crust, the pie is probably negative calories.
    Mmmm pumpkin pie...

    Every year for Thanksgiving I go all out for dinner. Turkey, ham, beef, mashed potatoes, veggies, etc... and I bake anywhere from 10 to 20 pumpkin pies since I have family and friends who request a pie or two. Unfortunately since I can only get fresh pumpkins around that point in time I only make them during Thanksgiving but they're sooooooooooo good. They taste different from most other pumpkin pies due to the addition of maple syrup and the consistency is silkier since I use a food mill to make the puree instead of a food processor.

    I'm thinking pie now though. :/

    Mel who's waiting for her sister for lunch.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Pedal Wench
    And, chocolate is brown. Mushrooms are brown. Mushrooms are a vegetable with very few calories. Obviously, then, chocolate is a vegetable with very few calories!
    That's another one I've heard before -- that calories from anything brown don't count. That one and the evening-out-the-crooked-cut-pie one. Also a third: that they don't count if you're just finishing off those left-over bits that aren't enough for another meal and therefore not worth fridge space. After all, throwing out food is a sin, right?
    Half-marathon over. Sabbatical year over. It's back to "sacking shirt and oat cakes" as they say here.

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    yep, that's why brown sugar is healthier than regular sugar!

    and second-hand calories don't count... especially if you swipe the fries/ cookie/ milkshake off of your friend/ brother's tray.

    or if someone makes you a meal as a treat. that doesn't count.

    and you *have* to eat the broken brownies/ cookies/ chips! they're *broken*! you can't subject some other poor person to eating the broken bits.

    i spin with a group on sunday mornings, and then we make chocolate chip pancakes with syrup/ real bacon/ scrambled eggs in the bacon grease/ mimosas/ coffee... that doubly doesn't count, because it's sunday and we did a spinervals video!

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    fries don't count if everyone around you has some (like tonight).

    I like the "negative calories" if you give the pie crust to the dog.

    My sister said "milk chocolate" was a dairy product when she was pregnant...but her babies weighed 9# 3oz (a month premature) and 10# 6oz respectively .

    Let's see...dark chocolate is good for your heart, no calories there. Whole grains don't have calories, as we all know. Ummmm...no way can soy milk have calories. Definitely, caffeine-free diet Coke is a calorie eliminator...if you're working all night, nothing you eat has calories...M&Ms are a vitamin if eaten at 4AM after delivering a baby...

    Oh, man, is it time for me to go to bed! L.
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    Of course, if you bike to the meal, the calories don't count. (Even if the greasy spoon joint you are going to is only 1 mile away - downhill.)
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    Calories don't count...

    The week of the test. They all get used up with all that stress and energy it takes to stay up those extra hours.

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    Quote Originally Posted by MomOnBike
    Of course, if you bike to the meal, the calories don't count. (Even if the greasy spoon joint you are going to is only 1 mile away - downhill.)
    Ahh... but you have to ride that 1 mile to get backup... up hill

    Mel

 

 

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