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I found this pretty funny (warning - some profanity): http://www.x-entertainment.com/articles/0744/

Ok I think I just threw up a little bit.

buaaaah...

OK..ok....the article was hilarious.... but....why does he has to joke fat people??/

Actually 3-4 pancakes with eggs (any style),hashbrowns and 3 strips of bacon is the Denny's grand slam !!!!! and it was given for free in all their stores a couple of weeks ago..... Add to that the side of 3-4 links....and that doesn't include the buiscuits or toasts!!!:shock:
That's an American breakfast....

Is so hipocritical that they criticize Swansson's when people eat that DAILY in different restaurants around the country...including McD's.....

Recently a restaurant chain , IHOP had a speciall, all you can eat pancakes for $4.99....a stack of four ,with sides...!!!!!!
I bet the blogger has nothing else to do ....

Enuff said....
Peace!!!

From the original link:



I'll have to go through an MRE and see how much everything in it adds up to be. I know it'll be over 1,200 calories, but I'm curious about the fat and sodium content.

As I can eat "low fat 100" only, means 3,3g fat per 100 cal only, I think (pretty sure) MRE´s are having less fat (excapt the cheese )

Bypah wrote: Is so hipocritical that they criticize Swansson's when people eat that DAILY in different restaurants around the country...including McD's.....

But there's a difference between Swanson meals and meals that have been prepared specially for you in a restaurant.

Bacon, pancakes and fries aren't unhealthy by definition, it's the way their treated/prepared that counts a lot. But with pretty much all food; too much is bad.

wow 231% of you daily Cholesterol Thats quite impressive! In an unhealthy way.

Garron wrote:wow 231% of you daily Cholesterol Thats quite impressive! In an unhealthy way.

I know the figure on the label is based on a recommended maximum, but I still have a vision of someone saying 'Gee, am I getting enough cholesterol?'

(Edited for clarity)

Baldy wrote:I know the figure on the label is a recommended maximum, but I still have a vision of someone saying 'Gee, am I getting enough cholesterol?'

You gotta keep an eye on that fine print; that is 231% of your daily allowance of cholesterol based on a 2,000 calorie diet. My guess is that most people who start out the day with a 1,030 calorie breakfast, are not restricting themselves to 2,000 calories.

BTW - That number refers to the amount of cholesterol, expected to be in a healthy 2,000 calorie regimen, so if you are consuming the American average of 3,790 calories, you have only consumed 121% of your daily cholesterol. I recommend the Hungry-Man Backyard Barbecue XXL for lunch.