A Thought to start out the new year:
Why don't "empty" calories weigh less?
(No scientific answers, please. We no likey science here.)
Have a SAFE and FUN night!!
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October15th
7 comments:
And why does "fat free" still make me fat?
Happy New Year!
Hi. I ate five snickers blended into ice cream along with a whole bag of potato chips and a bowl of onion dip.
I've never been happier.
HAPPY NEW YEAR!
What about lables that say Fat Free on products that never had fat to begin with like...Sparkling Apple Cider or tea?
I thought the rule on Empty calories were they weigh nothing on your Birthday, Thanksgiving, Christmas, Easter and well Happy Days he.he.he
Happy New Year!
yeah, dammit who can we talk to about this immediately.
I want the rules changed.
Happy New Year, my dear ;)
Good question. Danged calories.
I always sorta thought...if a calorie is "empty"...really what is the point?? lmaooooo.
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