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Post up what you are eating V2.0
Big Mick
"2014 - Kunce of the year"
Dinner last night
American Style baby back ribs slow cooked indirectly using hardwood charcoal before being reverse seared and resting for an hour before serving.
Fall off the bone delicious.
I think it's time others weren't so lazy and made videos of their dinners.....
American Style baby back ribs slow cooked indirectly using hardwood charcoal before being reverse seared and resting for an hour before serving.
Fall off the bone delicious.
I think it's time others weren't so lazy and made videos of their dinners.....
Haha, My dinner was a bag of knuckle cut into strips and tossed in an electric pan with a bottle of stroganoff. The beef came out like high density rubber but the mountain of rice was good.
Mick, you would starve on my cooking. [emoji6]
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Stiffy
Guest
Haha, I've created a Monster. How many Subscribers now Mickey?
no they're not
I'd rather die... and I wouldn't be full for 18 hours anyway
The vitamins, minerals and proteins available in potatoes can be found from other sources with greater caloric efficiency. Hence potatoes contain "empty calories" because they don't contain any essential nutrients that can't be obtained through less calorie dense sources.
I'm arguing that there's no need to eat potatoes as they contain empty calories.
I personally don't find them as filling as you and baz seem to think they are, which really comes down to a matter of preference.
I personally don't find them as filling as you and baz seem to think they are, which really comes down to a matter of preference.
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What am I wrong about exactly?
What's my dietary choices got to do with a discussion about potatoes?
steveP
Well-known member
It's distorting your view of carbs and their benefits for the general population.
lol ok because the general population is definitely under carbing themselves and certainly wouldn't benefit from substituting potatoes for less calorie dense vegetables
not to mention that potatoes are (almost) never eaten baked on their own and are a conveyance for other calorie dense foodstuffs
Do you work Toni Galati or something?
Repacked
Punxsutawney resident
So why don' we all just get our nutrients from an IV drip for maximum 'caloric efficiency'? Food provides pleasure. Eating tasty food is pleasurable. Calorie dense food is generally tasty. Why would I deny myself? I like potatoes. FWIW potatoes are not a calorie dense food. FFS kunce.
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Stiffy
Guest
We back to Potatoes again? The Circle of Life.
White_Lie
Look at Moi, I'm a Kunce
77 cals per 100g of potato. Defs calorie dense! Damn those empty calories 
Hakuna matata....
Hakuna matata....
simo74
Manky Pommie Kunce
Has some homemade breaded chicken fillets today, first lunch at 10:30 was with some rice, the second at 13:30 was with a large green salad. The misses uses quinoa, parsley and Parmesan cheese in the breadcrumb mix and is makes them very yummy indeed. I must be very boring because I really do enjoy a nice cold fresh iceberg lettuce !!
