Christopher and I both suffer from a love of chocolate. While we generally try to eat healthfully, this morning we enjoyed a breakfast of chocolate chip pancakes. There are many occasions when after dinner, one of use will comment that we could go for some of the dark sweet stuff. However, we know this about [...]
Posts Tagged as ‘sugar’
October 3, 2009
“S” is for Sugar.
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Tags: bake sale ban, Britany Spears, CDC, Center for Consumer Freedom, fat, healthy eating, Michelle Obama, New York Times, sesame street, soda, sugar
July 18, 2009
Taking a Vow.
I never lived in a dorm. I never had a “meal plan” in college. And as a result I have never experienced or reflected on the daily impact of this process. Until now. In fact, the closest I ever came to eating food in a college dining hall was when I downed a small carton [...]
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July 4, 2009
Sweet (In)Dependence.
While sitting on the lazy bike at the gym on Saturday, I glanced up from Louis Fischer’s book “Gandhi” to see Joey “Jaws” Chesnut cramming down his 68th hot dog to set a new world record and defend his title as part of Nathan’s Famous Hot Dog eating contest which has been held on July [...]
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Tags: advertising, Coney Island, eating, eating well, exercise, Food, gandhi, gym, healthy, independence day, irony, joey jaws chesnut, louis fischer, nathan's famous hot dogs, New York City, overeating, potato salad, sugar, sugar cookies, veggie dogs
