Your Guilty Food Pleasures
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Ahhhh someone on the same wave length as me however i'm not sure why you consider this a guilty pleasure tho, surely just a pleasure.
Mine has to be walkers cheese and onion crisps i eat the 6 packs like one normal one, it's not good but i can't help myself.
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Steak and cheese and pastry = fattening.
The chant "Who ate all the pies" comes to mind.
None of which is bad for you.
It's the fat content and other such stuff that is bad for you, if you eat a lot of it over a long time.
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Bread
Chocolate
And any other form of simple carbs.
Love 'em love 'em love 'em. Seldom ever eat them hence why I miss them and why I feel guilty when I eat them
same
although I do eat a tiny bit of 70-85% chocolate now and again as it's mainly fat , I don't eat pastry very often or anything with loads of sugar
At christmas I chomped through so many mince pies and slices of stollen bread I felt guilty for days
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fattening? can't say i'm familiar with the term
I never used to be but I gained 4 inches around the waist over christmas
God, where to start!
One of my all time favourite guilty pleasures is to have a piece of fresh baguette about a foot long crammed with really nice sausages and black pudding. I have it for breakfast on a Sunday every now and again, so bad but so so good!
I've got to say scotch eggs as well, probably not to some people's tastes but done properly they are superb. Best ones are homemade (including the sausagemeat) where the egg is still slightly soft in the middle after cooking.
One of my all time favourite guilty pleasures is to have a piece of fresh baguette about a foot long crammed with really nice sausages and black pudding. I have it for breakfast on a Sunday every now and again, so bad but so so good!
I've got to say scotch eggs as well, probably not to some people's tastes but done properly they are superb. Best ones are homemade (including the sausagemeat) where the egg is still slightly soft in the middle after cooking.
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I never used to be but I gained 4 inches around the waist over christmas
lol good christmas then yea?
I'm lucky my metabolism plus regular exercise keeps my weight down (for now that is). I've adopted this attitude of whilst i can get away with it i might as well eat everything i shouldn't as i'll have plenty of years where i can't.
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Damn good. I have a very slow metabolism, it's been a combination of overeating and stopping excercise leading to rapid weight gain.
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Oh yes. Bloody lovely!
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same
although I do eat a tiny bit of 70-85% chocolate now and again as it's mainly fat , I don't eat pastry very often or anything with loads of sugar
At christmas I chomped through so many mince pies and slices of stollen bread I felt guilty for days
It sucks being a health freak - you get very snobby about your food
(maybe that's just me! )I dread to think what you view on my fridge would beIt sucks being a health freak - you get very snobby about your food
I have very few guilty foods, mainly just Rustlers/Feasters burger. So good, but so very unhealthy.
