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Anonymous wrote:I’ve read quite a number of pages from this thread and everything sounds downright revolting! And I’m not some super skinny health freak. But not one of these calorie bombs sounds remotely appealing.

I think my disgusting pleasure is more like stealing ice cream right from the pint. But good ice cream (like Jeni’s, or green tea, or something).

Really? Not even a spoonful of PB with chocolate chips? Or a spoonful of Nutella with whipped cream? Or a wheel of Brie? A bag of chips? A microwave s’more? If none of this appeals to you, then I suspect you are a super skinny health freak but you just won’t admit it.

She is 100% a health freak. The giveaway? “Calorie bombs.” Normal people don’t talk like that. I bet she calls grapes “sugar bombs” too.

I brought raisins as the snack for GS once and a mom freaked out. She called them sugar bombs and started confiscating them from kids.

That reminds me of the class parties one year when my twins were in elementary school. I volunteered to help and rotated back and forth between my kids’ two classrooms. In one room, the kids were served baby carrots and plain popcorn (no salt or butter) and given water to drink. In the other classroom, there were chips, pretzels, cupcakes, a cookie decorating station, fruit kabobs, and multiple drinks, including a giant punch bowl filled with punch and fruit slices. The disparity was comical.

Omg this reminds me of the two Christmas parties on "The Office" where one has karaoke and margaritas and the other (Angela's) has somber Christmas carols and silence

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Anonymous wrote:I’ve read quite a number of pages from this thread and everything sounds downright revolting! And I’m not some super skinny health freak. But not one of these calorie bombs sounds remotely appealing.

I think my disgusting pleasure is more like stealing ice cream right from the pint. But good ice cream (like Jeni’s, or green tea, or something).

Really? Not even a spoonful of PB with chocolate chips? Or a spoonful of Nutella with whipped cream? Or a wheel of Brie? A bag of chips? A microwave s’more? If none of this appeals to you, then I suspect you are a super skinny health freak but you just won’t admit it.

Of the things you listed, I could enjoy the occasional spread of Nutella (but on good quality bakery bread, not with whipped cream). And good quality cheese is delicious, to include some types of Brie. I also have a weakness for carbs. Micheles granola is a nice snack. I also enjoy good quality pizza and pasta (not stouffers and Kraft, as listed in this thread!!!). And I love Trader Joe’s peanut butter cups (but would find chocolate chips mixed into a tub of peanut butter too inferior). But I stand by my assertion that 99.9% of what’s in this thread is revolting.

Unfortunately, at almost 160 pounds I’m not a skinny health freak. I enjoy food way too much. But good food. Not disgusting, processed crap.

You completely missed the entire point of this thread. The word "disgustingly" is literal in the subject line.

Anonymous wrote:Cape Cod low sodium potato chips+honey

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Anonymous wrote:Occasionally I crave eggs fried in butter.

That's not something disgusting. That's a breakfast staple for millions of people everyday. Healthy source of protein, fats, vitamins and minerals.

Depends on how much butter…

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Anonymous wrote:Occasionally I crave eggs fried in butter.

That's not something disgusting. That's a breakfast staple for millions of people everyday. Healthy source of protein, fats, vitamins and minerals.

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Anonymous wrote:A pint of ice cream but I only eat the spoonfuls with the chunks or chocolate or cookie dough etc in it and toss the rest. Every bite is great.

Ben and Jerry’s makes just the cookie dough. Sold in a resealable packet in the ice cream section. They also have just the brownie bites, or my favorite— peanut butter cookie dough.

I think it’s called just the chunks. Stupidly good.

Anonymous wrote:A pint of ice cream but I only eat the spoonfuls with the chunks or chocolate or cookie dough etc in it and toss the rest. Every bite is great.

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Anonymous wrote:Occasionally I crave eggs fried in butter.

That's not something disgusting. That's a breakfast staple for millions of people everyday. Healthy source of protein, fats, vitamins and minerals.

Depends on how much butter…

I mean, is it butter egg drop soup ? Are you slurping the butter?

You say that like it’s a bad thing.

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Anonymous wrote:Occasionally I crave eggs fried in butter.

That's not something disgusting. That's a breakfast staple for millions of people everyday. Healthy source of protein, fats, vitamins and minerals.

Depends on how much butter…

I mean, is it butter egg drop soup ? Are you slurping the butter?

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Anonymous wrote:Occasionally I crave eggs fried in butter.

That's not something disgusting. That's a breakfast staple for millions of people everyday. Healthy source of protein, fats, vitamins and minerals.

Depends on how much butter…

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Anonymous wrote:Occasionally I crave eggs fried in butter.

That's not something disgusting. That's a breakfast staple for millions of people everyday. Healthy source of protein, fats, vitamins and minerals.

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Anonymous wrote:I’ve read quite a number of pages from this thread and everything sounds downright revolting! And I’m not some super skinny health freak. But not one of these calorie bombs sounds remotely appealing.

I think my disgusting pleasure is more like stealing ice cream right from the pint. But good ice cream (like Jeni’s, or green tea, or something).

Really? Not even a spoonful of PB with chocolate chips? Or a spoonful of Nutella with whipped cream? Or a wheel of Brie? A bag of chips? A microwave s’more? If none of this appeals to you, then I suspect you are a super skinny health freak but you just won’t admit it.

She is 100% a health freak. The giveaway? “Calorie bombs.” Normal people don’t talk like that. I bet she calls grapes “sugar bombs” too.

I brought raisins as the snack for GS once and a mom freaked out. She called them sugar bombs and started confiscating them from kids.

That reminds me of the class parties one year when my twins were in elementary school. I volunteered to help and rotated back and forth between my kids’ two classrooms. In one room, the kids were served baby carrots and plain popcorn (no salt or butter) and given water to drink. In the other classroom, there were chips, pretzels, cupcakes, a cookie decorating station, fruit kabobs, and multiple drinks, including a giant punch bowl filled with punch and fruit slices. The disparity was comical.

Omg this reminds me of the two Christmas parties on "The Office" where one has karaoke and margaritas and the other (Angela's) has somber Christmas carols and silence

Anonymous wrote:My mom makes this trashy shrimp dip with those little, tiny canned shrimp. Mixed with finely diced celery, mayo, who knows what else. It’s so retro-gross and so good.