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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Baked ziti, salad and garlic bread!  [/quote]

I thought of something like that but I know my ds at least (and I think the others as everyone works out) [b]is not a big carb person in that way[/b] (more like sweet potatoes and such) so worried they won't like it. I sort of hate this!!![/quote]

What!? [/quote]

He does not eat pasta, pizza...[/quote]

My dating profile 20 years ago literally said “If you don’t eat carbs I am simply not interested in spending time with you.” Carbs are delicious and I would not want to live with someone who didn’t agree. Hope it’s working out for you though! [/quote]

A lot of kids these days are really health conscious and into working out. I think they tend to seek similarly-minded people. There is no wrong way, it's all about compatibility.[/quote]

Actually most health enthusiasts will tell you completely restricting entire categories of food is never a good idea. Moderation has always been the key. I love cheesecake. It’s my favorite dessert of all time and of course it’s one of the most calorie dense desserts there is. I have it a couple times a year on my birthday and once over the holidays. To me that’s a lot more healthy than telling myself that I am not allowed to eat something amazing ever again. [/quote]

Nobody is saying that, just that if you have people who generally don't eat many carbs then you probably should not serve a carb-heavy meal. No need to argue and judge people's food habits.[/quote]

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