Cooking, is tiring.
I'm not entirely certain but those numbers look so minuscule to me that it looks like a pointless food.
The point is that you can have 2 cups worth of broccoli without going over your daily limits, but you fill up.
Low calories are good, it means you can fill up without gaining weight. (In theory, don't go eating a barrel-full of brocoli.)
The point is that you can have 2 cups worth of broccoli without going over your daily limits, but you fill up.
Low calories are good, it means you can fill up without gaining weight. (In theory, don't go eating a barrel-full of brocoli.)
Because you care.
Because you're being indolent. 
The point is that you can have 2 cups worth of broccoli without going over your daily limits, but you fill up.
Low calories are good, it means you can fill up without gaining weight. (In theory, don't go eating a barrel-full of brocoli.)
I dont know, a barrel full of broccoli sounds yummy.
The point is that you can have 2 cups worth of broccoli without going over your daily limits, but you fill up.
Low calories are good, it means you can fill up without gaining weight. (In theory, don't go eating a barrel-full of brocoli.)
2 cups? As in, a mug? For tea? That's so small.
I love you Cat.
* gives barrel of raw brocoli* go nutsI dont know, a barrel full of broccoli sounds yummy.
2 cups? As in, a mug? For tea? That's so small.
Darling, you gotta look at measurements. 2 cups = 473 mLs = 16 oz
I dont know, a barrel full of broccoli sounds yummy.
Yummy yes, but it will add up. Better than eating a barell-full of twinkies though!
Darling, you gotta look at measurements. 2 cups = 473 mLs = 16 oz
I'm no good at math. 
Yummy yes, but it will add up. Better than eating a barell-full of twinkies though!
I've never tasted a twinkie before. Are they good?
I'm no good at math.
You have a computer. Don't give me that crap, Light. All you have to do is go to any bloody conversion site that pops up on Google.
Useeee the search function you have at your fingertips! *headdesk*
I've never tasted a twinkie before. Are they good?
They're horrific. Greasy overproduced cake filled with aerosol whipped cream. It's disgusting.
i actually have 3 cabnits filled with twinkies they are bombYummy yes, but it will add up. Better than eating a barell-full of twinkies though!
They're horrific. Greasy overproduced cake filled with aerosol whipped cream. It's disgusting.
Greasy? Really? huh never had a greasy twinkie before... mind you I've not had any since before Hostess went under. and then super infrequently.
i actually have 3 cabnits filled with twinkies they are bomb
I prefer cupcakes.
they are awsime tgey last forever, taste of heaven abd sometimes better than certain expI've never tasted a twinkie before. Are they good?
Greasy? Really? huh never had a greasy twinkie before... mind you I've not had any since before Hostess went under. and then super infrequently.
Might be different in Alberta. But I've never had a dry twinkie before.
oh cupcakes ate awsome. Walmart has tis brand thats so sugary that you go into insulin shock... it wonderfulI prefer cupcakes.
they are awsime tgey last forever, taste of heaven abd sometimes better than certain exp
I can fry them.. and grill them oh man grilled twinkies
...Ew. Healthy food has an expiry date Monkey. (Except for Lentils and other dried products, but those are the exception.)
Why not just bake an actual cake?
they are best when moist and cold keeps the "greasy" feeling in checkMight be different in Alberta. But I've never had a dry twinkie before.
They're horrific. Greasy overproduced cake filled with aerosol whipped cream. It's disgusting.
they are best when moist and cold keeps the "greasy" feeling in check
I'm going into sugar excess just thinking about it. Thank god I've finished lunch or my appetite would be ruined.
Huh, so that's what a Twinkie is.
I'm not much for sweets except for Tim Tams.
I much prefer to make my own sweets. It's not the same when you buy them from the grocery store, too overprocessed.
...Ew. Healthy food has an expiry date Monkey. (Except for Lentils and other dried products, but those are the exception.)
Why not just bake an actual cake?
cause making a cake for yourself is just as healthy....
Might be different in Alberta. But I've never had a dry twinkie before.
Well not quite dry per se, but they certainly weren't greasy, spongey is how I'd describe it.
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