A family of 6 and just one large pizza?

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My family of 4 just destroyed these two large pizzas and we are not fat. DH and I just did a teiathlon 2 weeks ago.

Did you make sure to have a side of steamed green beans with those pizzas?

Definitly not. If I had wanted to cook something, i would have skipped ordering pizza and it certainly wouldn't have been green beans.

NP here. Steamed green beans are for hospitals. Add butter or soy sauce or coconut flakes.

Thanks, but I'll pass and leave you to have soy sauce green beans and pizza night all for yourself.

Trust me honey, I won't be all by myself for green beans and pizza night.

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But won't they make you flatulent later? Mmmm. Very romantic

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Anonymous wrote:I bet nobody was fat.

My thought, too

+1 I went to a nutrition class that taught me that the appropriate serving of pizza for an adult is 1/3 of a slice. People eat too much pizza.

Well now that's just ridiculous! My debate with myself when eating a frozen pizza is whether I should eat a third of it at one sitting, or half. Dilemma! Thankfully I don't eat pizza much.

One third of a slice..
One third of a slice..
One third of a slice..
I hope that was just a typo,and you meant 1/3 of a pizza,because
That's way too small.

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Anonymous wrote:People weren't such pigs back in the day. You could have a slice of pizza for dinner and be fine. Nowadays, it's multiple slices of greasy pizza, breadsticks and a 16+oz soda. This is why most Americans are overweight.

This 100%

Even when we order pizza at work, some coworkers act like they've never had pizza. It's disgusting watching someone inhale 3 slices then go back for more.

Lol

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Anonymous wrote:That seems skimpy - is one slice of pizza ever really enough, if it's not a massive slice? I like to order enough to have two meals, because it's so good for lunch the next day. So my little family of 2 gets one pizza, we each get 4 slices total and we're happy.

Yes. Especially with eating a salad in addition.

Same here. Sometimes I'll go for two, or for the kid's crust, but one is really enough for an evening meal! No disorder here. Just don't need as many calories these days.

No it's not. You are finishing dinner hungry. Which is fine I guess, but be honest with yourself.

No, get it through your fat head. I ate a piece of pizza! I'm not hungry! If I'm hungry a little later, I have more/something else. (not green beans). If you are hungry while you have pizza in your stomach, you have a cavernous stomach and need to dial it back! It's OK to still want more, but be honest with yourself.

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Anonymous wrote:I bet nobody was fat.

My thought, too

+1 I went to a nutrition class that taught me that the appropriate serving of pizza for an adult is 1/3 of a slice. People eat too much pizza.

Well now that's just ridiculous! My debate with myself when eating a frozen pizza is whether I should eat a third of it at one sitting, or half. Dilemma! Thankfully I don't eat pizza much.

One third of a slice..
One third of a slice..
One third of a slice..
I hope that was just a typo,and you meant 1/3 of a pizza,because
That's way too small.

One slice of pizza is 300-400 calories. The average moderately active adult female should take in about 1500 calories a day. You do the math.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.glamour.com/story/the-easiest-portion-control-tr/amp

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Pizza is a "treat yourself" dinner so if I'm ordering it I'm going to have 2 slices! If you're eating it every night that would be a different story.

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I really want a slice of pizza now

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https://youtu.be/3lOG3rD5CrQ

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Growing up, my family of 6 ordered 2 pizzas.

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Not cheesy enough. Cheese, toppings, then a bit more cheese to make the toppings feel cozy and appreciated but not obscured.

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Family of 6. Growing up we got one large pizza, 12 slices, everyone could have 2. That's plenty of pizza.

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Anonymous wrote:Omg it's the green beans poster. The one who always has everything with green beans. She sure loves her green beans. But no pizza and green beans is not a thing except for you, weird lady.

Literal LOL

I've never heard of the green beans poster...but I can bet you she's not fat!

At least it's not the "chicken marbella" poster.

I never understand comments like this. How do you know it is the same poster? And, what is the big deal either way?

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Anonymous wrote:I bet nobody was fat.

My thought, too

+1 I went to a nutrition class that taught me that the appropriate serving of pizza for an adult is 1/3 of a slice. People eat too much pizza.

A blanket rule lime this doesn't really make sense. Not only do adults' dietary needs vary quite a bit due to diffences in age, sex, height, activity level, etc., the nutritional value of a slice of pizza (or a third of a slice of pizza...) varies quite a bit, as well. A slice of pizza that is 1/8 of a 16 inch deep dish pepperoni pizza with extra cheese, for instance, will have a lot more calories (& , most likely, saturated fat) than a slice of pizza that is 1/8 of a 12-inch thin crust margarita pizza.

I calculated the calories for my homemade pizza (thin crust, around 15" and cut into 8 slices), and it came out to 162 calories per slice. 1/3 of that is 54 calories -- hardly enough for a meal. Granted, I don't top it off with mounds of cheese, and I render the fat from any meats I put on it...