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Re: What Breakfast do you eat in the morning?
« Reply #20 on: December 06, 2006 »
well, a full english breakfast would imply that it is made of engllish ingredients
I love semi-colons way too much ^^;
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Re: What Breakfast do you eat in the morning?
« Reply #21 on: December 06, 2006 »
Sorry, I thought that was a smart alec  remark about US foods :) - although We do have eggs, sausages, tomatoes, and bacon here in the states so I guess it's all american eh? - Im sort of afraid to ask what brown sauce is :) (I know-  sauce colored brown)      :cheers: But anyway sounds like a really good breakfast, something that would last me all day.

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Re: What Breakfast do you eat in the morning?
« Reply #22 on: December 06, 2006 »
I can't really comment about american food, english is more unhealthy. Which makes america's slightly higher obesety rate puzzeling. I mean, you guys don't have fish and chips, deep fried mars bars or the snickers pie, which was voted the unhealthiest food ever. The thing contains 5 snickers bars if I remember correctly. I have yet to try it, as I want to live.
I love semi-colons way too much ^^;
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Re: What Breakfast do you eat in the morning?
« Reply #23 on: December 07, 2006 »
Yes we do slinks!

America's problem is Portion size. The portions here are huge compared to anywhere in Europe. NYC has just started or just did ban transfat throughout the city's restrurants. It will be intersting to see how that works for them.

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Re: What Breakfast do you eat in the morning?
« Reply #24 on: December 07, 2006 »
Yes we do slinks!

America's problem is Portion size. The portions here are huge compared to anywhere in Europe. NYC has just started or just did ban transfat throughout the city's restrurants. It will be intersting to see how that works for them.

Incase anyone like me thought transfat was an overweight guy in a dress...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trans_fat
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Re: What Breakfast do you eat in the morning?
« Reply #25 on: December 07, 2006 »
ROTFL

Sorry Taj for the confusion.

Transfats are the leading contributor to Heart Desease in this country. I am not sure how Europe does it, but America requires labels on all food and nutrition information to 'help' us make better choices.

http://www.fda.gov/opacom/backgrounders/foodlabel/newlabel.html

They are also required to list ALL ingrediants on the label in decending order. Meaning the first ingrediant has the highest amount per serving and the last has the lowest.

It is said that if the first 5 ingredants are one or more of these five things.... you should not eat it.

Sugar (white)
Enriched Floor (they have to put minerals back in because they were all lost during processing)
Partially Hydrogenated Oils (a food perservative. They add oxygen to the oil to make the food last long. They body cannot digest it but holds onto it)
Anything ending is rose, dextrose, succrose, etc.
Transfat

:) Does that help? I am up for a nutrition lesson anytime. I have really done a lot of research and educational classes as my father was very sick recently and we almost lost him. so I decided that I needed to be more conscious and take better care of myself and help to educate him to do the same. We spent a couple hours in the grocery store where I taught him about the labels and making better choices. The labels have changed a lot over the past couple of years and there is more info then ever on them. Food Chains are also required to have the information available on all items they serve. My dad is doing better. He is walking for the first time in 4 months!  :clap:
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