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Donuts? - Tuesday, May 29, 2007 8:30 PM ( #1 )
I know donuts are maybe the WORST food you can have, butj ust wondering if anyone has any recipes to make a healthy donut?
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RE: Donuts? - Wednesday, May 30, 2007 12:31 PM ( #2 )
Donuts are to body builders as ipecac is to a recovering bulemic. Don't even bother. You can have one or two once in a blue moon
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RE: Donuts? - Wednesday, May 30, 2007 2:04 PM ( #3 )
I use to LOVE donuts, but quit eating them along time ago...But every week my work gets donuts for employees and my goodness the smell of that fresh donut bakery man makes me want one so bad, but i do end up resisting having any
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RE: Donuts? - Wednesday, May 30, 2007 5:47 PM ( #4 )
Amen brother.
 
I'm an actor, and my director has this knack of always bringing doughnuts in on the days that I show up early.  Haha.  I'll be the only one that is sitting around and she ends up getting mad at me because I won't eat the doughnuts she went out of her way to get!
 
I imagine it would be hard to make a healthy doughnut though because I think homemade doughnuts are usually fried or something like that...
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RE: Donuts? - Wednesday, May 30, 2007 6:26 PM ( #5 )
Unless you have a very high amount of bodyfat there's very little point in worrying over trivial things such as this unless it becomes a habit.

To deny yourself of pleasures with minor consequence, especially at a young age is totally insane.

Eat the donut.
<message edited by fresha on Wednesday, May 30, 2007 6:28 PM>
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RE: Donuts? - Saturday, June 02, 2007 11:49 AM ( #6 )
whats is worse for you the donut or pizza..
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RE: Donuts? - Wednesday, June 06, 2007 2:47 PM ( #7 )
You're better off having a snickers bar over a doughnut. PIZZA IS BETTER...WHEN LIMITED!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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RE: Donuts? - Thursday, June 07, 2007 11:10 AM ( #8 )
well i layed off of the dounts, now work gets muffins, and since i was scheduled to show at work at 4 AM for some stupid thing i lterally was living off coffee and muffins all day to wake me up...NOT GOOD hahaha
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RE: Donuts? - Saturday, June 09, 2007 10:13 AM ( #9 )
At my job, people always bring in donuts, muffins, bagels with cream cheese, chips, etc etc. At first, it was hard not to partake, but now it's easy to stay away from that crap, especially when I see the fat asses chowing down. No wonder why most of em' get winded just climbing a flight a stairs. And this is at a health and fitness company!
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RE: Donuts? - Wednesday, July 18, 2007 6:33 AM ( #10 )

ORIGINAL: mattsuzuki16

At my job, people always bring in donuts, muffins, bagels with cream cheese, chips, etc etc. At first, it was hard not to partake, but now it's easy to stay away from that crap, especially when I see the fat asses chowing down. No wonder why most of em' get winded just climbing a flight a stairs. And this is at a health and fitness company!


lol
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RE: Donuts? - Wednesday, July 18, 2007 7:42 AM ( #11 )

ORIGINAL: fresha

Unless you have a very high amount of bodyfat there's very little point in worrying over trivial things such as this unless it becomes a habit.

To deny yourself of pleasures with minor consequence, especially at a young age is totally insane.

Eat the donut.


I second that!


ORIGINAL: GingerBetty


ORIGINAL: mattsuzuki16

At my job, people always bring in donuts, muffins, bagels with cream cheese, chips, etc etc. At first, it was hard not to partake, but now it's easy to stay away from that crap, especially when I see the fat asses chowing down. No wonder why most of em' get winded just climbing a flight a stairs. And this is at a health and fitness company!


lol


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RE: Donuts? - Monday, September 10, 2007 11:51 PM ( #12 )
Just eat it man, life is too short too worry about these small things.
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RE: Donuts? - Tuesday, September 11, 2007 2:48 PM ( #13 )
YOu can eat anything want ... as long as you burn it off...hehehe

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