wutz your junk food vice?
01-05-15, 11:08 AM
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Cookies/Brownies are my vice. If they are in the house they will be consumed posthaste. Typically with feelings of guilt following, followed by more consuming of brownies/cookies to comfort the feelings of guilt. 
Poutine? Must be a regional thing, but I am afraid to search for it as it may well become a new vice.
edit: searched it. Looks good, but we have chili cheese fries/tots that seem to be the regional likeness.
Warmed peanut butter mixed with ice cream? How have I never tried this?
While we are on the PB topic, one that I love is PB mixed with honey spread on bread (white bread works best). The ratio of PB to honey is a personal preference. My grandfather called this particular item "Poor Man's Cake".
Poutine? Must be a regional thing, but I am afraid to search for it as it may well become a new vice.
edit: searched it. Looks good, but we have chili cheese fries/tots that seem to be the regional likeness.
Warmed peanut butter mixed with ice cream? How have I never tried this?
While we are on the PB topic, one that I love is PB mixed with honey spread on bread (white bread works best). The ratio of PB to honey is a personal preference. My grandfather called this particular item "Poor Man's Cake".
01-05-15, 11:09 AM
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Yes moving from eastern Ontario to Northern Ontario has given me a real appreciation for poutine, no curds anywhere near, they use mozzarella up here, not worth eating. I miss my St-Alberts.
01-05-15, 01:02 PM
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I have no semblance of self control when confronted with any number of doughnuts. I will eat them until sick and as such I refuse to eat a single one.
Beer I love but can control it. Likewise with ice cream.
Beer I love but can control it. Likewise with ice cream.
01-05-15, 03:05 PM
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For a sweet tooth:
Nabisco, Nutter Butter, Creme Patties
For a salt craving:
Cheez-Its crackers
Nabisco, Nutter Butter, Creme Patties
For a salt craving:
Cheez-Its crackers
07-08-15, 07:18 PM
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Oh what a relief, Im not the only one who has junk food vice.
Spicy dorito chips, and Kit kat chocolate bars.
(note: Poutine is a Canadian thing, I have a friend who is positively addicted to it, not for me, Sorry Canadians.)
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Spicy dorito chips, and Kit kat chocolate bars.
(note: Poutine is a Canadian thing, I have a friend who is positively addicted to it, not for me, Sorry Canadians.)
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07-08-15, 07:38 PM
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A few times a year I let myself have a Mt. Dew. I could go nuts with it and go back to my 3 a day real easy so I limit it. As far as my food item it is peanut butter on apples.
07-09-15, 07:24 AM
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CAKE!
Anything with the white cream frosting on it. Carrot cake is a particular favorite so long as it's frosted.
Anything with the white cream frosting on it. Carrot cake is a particular favorite so long as it's frosted.
07-09-15, 12:49 PM
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If it has good, dark chocolate on it I'm game. Strangely enough, I don't eat chocolate often.
07-09-15, 05:37 PM
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I use Ritter Sport dark chocolate and hazelnut bars to maintain weight while riding a lot, and eat a few squares for taste when not.
36 Calories per square, 576 for an entire bar.
36 Calories per square, 576 for an entire bar.
07-09-15, 05:45 PM
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Beer and BBQ. Typically consumed at the same time to double the pleasure.
07-09-15, 06:41 PM
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Beer & Pork Rinds I buy in the poor part of th valley in a mexican market. They are the best, with almost all the fat cooked off but some of the meat still on the pigs skin. YUM YUM.
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