Mudball
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Wat a diet... good for her
Haha. All power to you if you can live like this, but I usually assume they just don't enjoy food. I enjoy food too much, whatever I eat I want it to taste good, as well as fill me up. Some people just aren't bothered I suppose. It's the equivalent of people who say "oh I listen to anything really" and I assume they just don't really like music.Wat a diet... good for her
Haha. All power to you if you can live like this, but I usually assume they just don't enjoy food. I enjoy food too much, whatever I eat I want it to taste good, as well as fill me up. Some people just aren't bothered I suppose. It's the equivalent of people who say "oh I listen to anything really" and I assume they just don't really like music.
Wat a diet... good for her
Can of Tenzing.My day today is not too different; (its a lean day)
4 Nespresso coffees 2 before exercise and 2 after
A grapefruit
Instant coffee
Some mixed fruit
Instant coffee
powdered cupasoup
instant coffee
Can’t remember tonights dinner its either a cheese & ham omelette or some beef stew
bottle of strongbow
Wouldn't want to stand behind her in an enclosed spaceWat a diet... good for her
What a surprise that the food diary of a female juice company owner wouldn't cut it on a golf forum!
True but that's got to be less than 1000 calories surely and can't be good for anyone long term (or short term for that matter).
Oh i dunno, the brown rice and fish at the end of the day says it could be sustainable for her. Some good fats, protein from the eggs and fish, good oils, nuts and a proper dinner... I have seen worse!
But of course, that was a snapshot of 1 day, would be interesting to see her whole week. Is this a low-cal day? part of 5:2?
True but that's got to be less than 1000 calories surely and can't be good for anyone long term (or short term for that matter).
Plenty folks will be doing similar after Christmas and holiday season I guess
I spent Nov/Dec eating and drinking with no regard to calories 'in'
Jan and Feb at 1000 calories a day Mon to Fri will soon shift it though
McDonalds and their adverts.
1) The voice over bloke can't say "sauce."
2) The burger on the tv ad has no resemblance to the amorphous splodge that appears in real life.
3) Can you call a place a restaurant if it has no plates or cutlery?
4) If you see litter on the A48, there's a 95% probability it is a McD Wrapper.
Stewth, their marketing guys are effective!
I can't say I miss it (well maybe the sausage/egg muffin )