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16 Mar 2013, 3:20 am

@$^% McDonald's coupons making it too cheap to eat their tasty garbage. :oops:

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16 Mar 2013, 4:07 am

auntblabby wrote:

i like the hot food rack at uwajimayas [seattle] with its steamed rice and tofu and seaweed and salmon and such.

That sounds pretty healthy (and yummy). Is that really junk food?

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16 Mar 2013, 12:45 pm

This thread scares me! I can't read any more of it, or I'll go get something to eat that is completely against my lifestyle of fitness

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16 Mar 2013, 2:22 pm

Ramen Noodles. I know its odd, but I truly do like the stuff. I only buy them so often, cause I always end up eating them within a few days! Yum!

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16 Mar 2013, 9:21 pm

My breakfast is usually a few chocolate chip or Oreo cookies. I like pigging out on potato chips or ice-cream for a snack before going to bed. I really like fast-food like McDonalds; french-fries &, hamburgers.

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17 Mar 2013, 1:15 am

jk1 wrote:

auntblabby wrote:

i like the hot food rack at uwajimayas [seattle] with its steamed rice and tofu and seaweed and salmon and such.

That sounds pretty healthy (and yummy). Is that really junk food?

in terms of the white stuff [refined carbs called bleached white rice] it is junque food, but once a year i indulge.

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17 Mar 2013, 2:14 am

Big TV Dinners with 50+ ingredients on the back, but only a few actual food items;) Makes me feel like a kid again.

I also like store bought mini pizzas, even though I can make mini pizza myself and it would taste better, I like the convenience of store bought mini pizza.

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17 Mar 2013, 4:35 am

kx250rider wrote:

This thread scares me! I can't read any more of it, or I'll go get something to eat that is completely against my lifestyle of fitness

Charles

don't worry, you have plenty of protective genes. just look at you, you have to have excellent genes!

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17 Mar 2013, 5:15 am

Cookies: Oreos and Vienna Fingers are my favorites. (I also loved Hydrox which were the original chocolate sandwich cookies, before Oreos, but unfortunately they are not made anymore.) And of course you gotta love homemade chocolate chip cookies.

Salty snacks: Doritos, tortilla chips (especially fresh ones), pretzels, Cheez-Its... I could go on. And although it's a relatively healthier snack, I do have to second the love for PopChips.

McDonald's: Quarter Pounders, Chicken McNuggets, Snack Wraps, Sausage Breakfast Burritos (just had two of them!), and of course, their fries!

Burger King: Whoppers, Stackers, and their new chicken nuggets are very good too as are their onion rings. Also, some of their locations around me have the Coca-Cola Freestyle machines with 100+ flavors

Wendy's: Usually when I go, I get their Jr. Cheeseburgers, which are the best as far as smaller fast food burgers go. Love their Spicy Chicken Go Wraps as well.

Taco Bell: Not a huge fan of them overall, but I do like some of their recent additions like the Buffalo Chicken Grillers and the Cantina Burritos. Oh, and Mountain Dew Baja Blast!

Pizza Hut: Stuffed crust pizza!!

Okay, I'm on a diet, so I should stop.

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17 Mar 2013, 9:37 pm

steamed gyoza and shumai

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17 Mar 2013, 11:47 pm

^ This is starting to remind me of a scene from "The Waterboy"

Wendy's spicy nuggets - hey Wendy why don't you make them in 20-packs like Ronald McDonald? Never mind, there will be "6" of us dining in the car tonight

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