Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:
Not at all hard. I am one of those foodies, I prefer gourmand and a skilled home cook.
I wait for food that I like. I cook what I want to eat. I research and go shopping at ethnic markets. I have never been more than 120lbs. I am 51 and 5'4". Until 47, I was 107lbs. I love to eat, love it.
Love to cook too.
I do calorie cycling and have no trouble with my weight.
Somebody doesn't know the difference between "gourmand" and "gourmet"
Try the Italian store. The owner is a Type 1 diabetic and therefore they have a couple non-oversweet options around. Like pretty much everyone Type 1. averse to sweeteners he is thin.Anonymous wrote:
Silly question I know. I've noticed my Italian and French friends who live in their respective countries are generally slim and in great shape and love to cook. It seems like in the US people who are into cooking tend to be less health conscious/a bit overweight? Am I nuts?
Anonymous wrote:
Not at all hard. I am one of those foodies, I prefer gourmand and a skilled home cook.
I wait for food that I like. I cook what I want to eat. I research and go shopping at ethnic markets. I have never been more than 120lbs. I am 51 and 5'4". Until 47, I was 107lbs. I love to eat, love it.
Love to cook too.
I do calorie cycling and have no trouble with my weight.