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Old 12-19-14 | 02:33 PM
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Mystery Solved!!!

I could not figure why my weight was not decreasing. I have increased my time on the bike lately and even rode two centuries this week. I also played a couple rounds of golf and did several calorie burning projects around the house. As I was walking through the kitchen I spotted this..........I guess that explains it!!!! It's hard to tell in the picture but that thing is 16" across.......& getting smaller.




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Old 12-19-14 | 02:37 PM
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amazing what a few ''''calories'''' can do...
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Old 12-19-14 | 05:49 PM
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Old 12-19-14 | 06:02 PM
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Old 12-19-14 | 06:10 PM
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Pecan Pie should come prepackaged with 100 units of insulin and a gram of crystal meth.

and a Prozac for when you get down too that last slice!
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Old 12-19-14 | 06:28 PM
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I won't even look at Pecan Pie as I am diabetic.
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Old 12-19-14 | 07:05 PM
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Old 12-19-14 | 08:29 PM
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Old 12-19-14 | 09:40 PM
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I stopped eating potatoes, corn, and white flour products... and it's working for me so far. I get to eat everything else as much as I want, as long as I don't want pecan pie, sweet potato pie, pumpkin pie, german chocolate cake, strawberry cake, and on and on and on... This is a trying season.
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Old 12-19-14 | 11:40 PM
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Any pie but pecan would have had the same result for me. For some reason, I just don't like pecan pie. Lucky for me, we've had very few pies around this year and the few we've had have been mostly inhaled by my son before I could do the deed. I'm still a dozen pounds over my preferred riding weight, which is much better than a few weeks back when I had another ten hanging on. It's all good since I start cranking out more serious miles after New Year's Day and the energy stores get burned off in a few weeks.
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Old 12-19-14 | 11:58 PM
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Just tell yourself you can only eat pie when you are riding and not any time before or after...

Same goes for the beer and whiskey...

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Old 12-20-14 | 12:04 AM
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Pecan Pie is absurdly good.
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Old 12-20-14 | 05:22 AM
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Pecan Pie is absurdly good.
Amen!! My Mom was not the best cook but her pecan and chocolate pies were insanely delicious. This store bought pecan pie tastes just like Mom's.
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Old 12-20-14 | 06:28 AM
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There's a restaurant in Lumpkin, Ga named "Michell's" that makes and serves...wait for it.......

"Chocolate Chip Pecan Pie"

it's been over a decade since I had a slice but?...I've often times thought and wondered if that could be improved upon by using...

"Dark Chocolate"...chips.
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Old 12-20-14 | 07:26 AM
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Originally Posted by Dirt Road
I stopped eating potatoes, corn, and white flour products... and it's working for me so far. I get to eat everything else as much as I want, as long as I don't want pecan pie, sweet potato pie, pumpkin pie, german chocolate cake, strawberry cake, and on and on and on... This is a trying season.
Trying, indeed. It's cookie season and I'm tagged out.
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Old 12-21-14 | 02:56 AM
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My wife asked me what kind of pies she should make to bring to Christmas dinners (one at her family's, one at mine). I told her to make pumpkin pie, since she (and both our families) likes pumpkin pie (and I don't). That way I won't be tempted (at least by the pie; I still have to wage war against the cookies, fudge and candies, not to mention all the "regular food"). If she made her pecan pie, it would be "game over", especially if there was some vanilla ice cream around.

Edit: Thank God I don't live anywhere near Lumpkin, GA.

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Old 12-21-14 | 06:43 AM
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Originally Posted by Jinkster
There's a restaurant in Lumpkin, Ga named "Michell's" that makes and serves...wait for it.......

"Chocolate Chip Pecan Pie"

it's been over a decade since I had a slice but?...I've often times thought and wondered if that could be improved upon by using...

"Dark Chocolate"...chips.
Bacon improves just about any kind of food I can think of too. Maybe we should start a restaurant specializing in dark chocolate chips, bacon and whatever food you choose to hold them up.
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Old 12-21-14 | 07:44 AM
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Enjoy the Season-I've got the best weight loss program waiting in my garage when it's over. Better yet, keep riding right through it.
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Old 12-21-14 | 07:19 PM
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great,i didn't have a problem with food this season until now.i am googling lumpkin ga after this post!
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Old 12-22-14 | 09:37 AM
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And, my wife just made fudge, about two or three pounds worth, that is like eating fudge frosting.................................. so there's that, and the homemade caramel corn, and the chex mix, and the cookies, and the................................

I might have to experiment with heating a little up, and putting it on ice cream/////////////////////
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Old 12-22-14 | 09:50 AM
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Originally Posted by Jinkster
There's a restaurant in Lumpkin, Ga named "Michell's" that makes and serves...wait for it.......

"Chocolate Chip Pecan Pie"

it's been over a decade since I had a slice but?...I've often times thought and wondered if that could be improved upon by using...

"Dark Chocolate"...chips.
My daughter makes a killer chocolate chip pecan pie.........I really, really try to just eat small slices so I can have seconds and thirds!!!
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Old 12-22-14 | 09:56 AM
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I had these at a store on yesterday's ride. Only 430 calories for both!!! At least it got me through the last leg of the ride.
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