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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous] I'm shallow and vain. I'd rather exist on half a dozen boring snacks/meals that require little effort than be the type of person who slaves over a lasagna pan and has a tire around their waist. To each her own. [/quote] Those are the two options? Eat cold canned soup and be thin, or cook good-tasting food and be fat? To each their own, yes, but if you think of food as something you have to consume as little as possible of, with as little enjoyment as possible, lest you get fat, that's a sign of an eating disorder.[/quote] I am a very black and white thinker. It works for me. I'd live on soylent if it didn't cost more than what I already spend on food. Cooking elaborate meals is wasteful, inefficient and fattening. I just can't make sense of it. [/quote] [b]It's not wasteful, inefficient and fattening. It's just not something you want to do. Your black and white thinking, paired with insults, can't be winning you a lot of friends. [/b][/quote] Well stated, PP. Many of us love both cooking and eating, and I doubt as a group we are heavier than those who are happy to eat processed food because it's easier. I'm slim and relatively fit, and will always will prepare an elaborate meal if time allows. It's not wasteful time-wise if you enjoy the process, and is certainly healthier than the alternative. [/quote]
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