- [li]dewars + diet coke[/li]
[li]johnnie walker red + diet coke [/li]
[li]johnnie walker red + diet coke [/li]
A rolling compendium of everything Julian eats: a guide to healthy living
[li]johnnie walker red + diet coke [/li]
Julian, wrote:[li]dewars + diet coke[/li]
[li]johnnie walker red + diet coke [/li]
Wow, healthy!
grateful wrote:
Vegan hot dog is not food.
Can't say I've found a vegan hot dog that I've liked, but they make some really tasty vegan sausages.
Space wrote:Lightlife makes a tofu hotdog that is pretty good at approximating a hot dog. Then again, hot dogs were never very high on my list so not a connoisseur by any means.grateful wrote:
Vegan hot dog is not food.
Can't say I've found a vegan hot dog that I've liked, but they make some really tasty vegan sausages.
The tofurkey people do a vegan "Italian sausage" that's great with some onions of everyone else is eating brats or hotdogs.
Julian, wrote:Space wrote:Lightlife makes a tofu hotdog that is pretty good at approximating a hot dog. Then again, hot dogs were never very high on my list so not a connoisseur by any means.grateful wrote:
Vegan hot dog is not food.
Can't say I've found a vegan hot dog that I've liked, but they make some really tasty vegan sausages.
The tofurkey people do a vegan "Italian sausage" that's great with some onions of everyone else is eating brats or hotdogs.
Same here. Never cared for hot dogs real or faux.
Yep, the Tofurkey Italian sausage is tasty. Even my picky seven year old loves them.
Real hot dogs are also not food.
grateful wrote:
Real hot dogs are also not food.
I disagree, but will concede that 90% of them out there are crap with a lot of toxic fillers
(belated from dinner last night)
- [li]an avocado[/li]
Julian, wrote:[li]dewars + diet coke[/li]
[li]johnnie walker red + diet coke [/li]
Your guide to healthy living has just irrevocably lost all credibility by including diet coke. Sodas are not only not food, they are poisonous. I am stunned.
Sidehatch wrote:grateful wrote:
Real hot dogs are also not food.
I disagree, but will concede that 90% of them out there are crap with a lot of toxic fillers
Sausages can be food. Hot dogs and most sausages are not food.
grateful wrote:If you give me a choice between aspertame or sugar, I'll tell you sugar has killed billions more.
Your guide to healthy living has just irrevocably lost all credibility by including diet coke. Sodas are not only not food, they are poisonous. I am stunned.
grateful wrote:Julian, wrote:[li]dewars + diet coke[/li]
[li]johnnie walker red + diet coke [/li]
Your guide to healthy living has just irrevocably lost all credibility by including diet coke. Sodas are not only not food, they are poisonous. I am stunned.
I 100% agree with this statement, Diet Coke is poison and should never be a part of a diet of some one who is conscious of their health
Now, Beer…that's some healthy stuff
To be clear, when I say "healthy living", I mean "not being a fucking 25+ BMI buttergolem like Walkie."
- [li]a banana[/li]
looking forward to your feedback/criticism of my past four days' of dieting.
Thursday Night
Snack: Two Slices of Pizza
Friday: *
Breakfast: Cereal, Toast
Lunch: Two Hot dogs, French fries, soda
Dinner: Three slices of pizza, fruit, chips/dip, three light beers under 100 calories
Saturday: *
Breakfast: Two Donuts, Cereal
Lunch/Dinner: Five Slices of Pizza, three hot dogs, chips/dip, crackers, cheese, roughly a dozen beers
Sunday: *
Breakfast: Bacon/Egg/Cheese Sandwich, cinnamon roll, donut
Lunch/Dinner: a quarter rack of ribs, chicken wings, one hot dog, two fruity drinks, three beers, apple pie/ice cream
Monday:
Breakfast: Cereal
Lunch: Egg Salad sandwich
Dinner: Cereal
* - three to five mile runs/walks completed on each day
Thursday Night
Snack: Two Slices of Pizza
Friday: *
Breakfast: Cereal, Toast
Lunch: Two Hot dogs, French fries, soda
Dinner: Three slices of pizza, fruit, chips/dip, three light beers under 100 calories
Saturday: *
Breakfast: Two Donuts, Cereal
Lunch/Dinner: Five Slices of Pizza, three hot dogs, chips/dip, crackers, cheese, roughly a dozen beers
Sunday: *
Breakfast: Bacon/Egg/Cheese Sandwich, cinnamon roll, donut
Lunch/Dinner: a quarter rack of ribs, chicken wings, one hot dog, two fruity drinks, three beers, apple pie/ice cream
Monday:
Breakfast: Cereal
Lunch: Egg Salad sandwich
Dinner: Cereal
* - three to five mile runs/walks completed on each day
hope your life insurance agent isn't on this forum, as you are going to die an early death :)
didn't see a single veggie on there (tomatoes are fruits)
didn't see a single veggie on there (tomatoes are fruits)
Sidehatch wrote:
hope your life insurance agent isn't on this forum, as you are going to die an early death :)
didn't see a single veggie on there (tomatoes are fruits)
Actually, I forgot to add grilled veggies on Sunday as well as multiple carrots and celery dipped in Heluva Good French Onion dip.
They say we're given 100 years to live. The point at which you die is not when your heart stops beating, it's when your quality of life diminishes to near zero. You can start subtracting years based on what you eat, your level of activity, your stress level, your social connections. Eating real food, exercising, managing stress and having friends and family extend not your chronological age, but the amount of time you're able to live life.
I wasn't making a point about sugar vs. sucralose vs aspartame. I said (all) sodas are poison. No healthy person should have more than one soda per week, maximum.
I wasn't making a point about sugar vs. sucralose vs aspartame. I said (all) sodas are poison. No healthy person should have more than one soda per week, maximum.
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- [li]salad[/li]
[li]vegetable soup[/li]