Guess how many calories a Wendy's Classic Triple has

[sandorski]

Those burgers look tasty! It certainly is not a good idea to live of of those, but once a week or so makes a nice treat.

 

[confused1234]

Originally posted by: Amused

Originally posted by: confused1234

Originally posted by: Amused
AHAHAHAHAHAHA confused1234 actually thinks he's better than anyone else LMAO

when it comes to eating healthy

Some people realize that even fat can be had in moderation, and one still be healthy.

There are no one-size-fits-all diets and any all-or-nothing diet is absurd.

This was proven in another thread, but the foods in most sit down restaurants are on average as bad, if not worse than fast foods. And the foods served at fast food restaurants are virtually the same as identical foods served elsewhere, or at home.

So singling out fast food is absurd. If you're cooking a burger at home or eating a burger at your local sit down restaurant and thinking it's better for you than a fast food burger, you're delusional.

im sorry. burgers cooked at home dont have trans fat in them. the ones at fast food do....

 

[Smartazz]

Originally posted by: Super56K
On that live poll 97% of the people who voted (80,000+) had ordered a monster thick burger from Hardees with 52% of them eating it all. Only 1.9% said no way would they eat it. Something is very wrong here.

That sounds almost right but, those stats are still kind of strange though.

 

[isekii]

Originally posted by: Smartazz

Originally posted by: Super56K
On that live poll 97% of the people who voted (80,000+) had ordered a monster thick burger from Hardees with 52% of them eating it all. Only 1.9% said no way would they eat it. Something is very wrong here.

That sounds almost right but, those stats are still kind of strange though.

those 1.9% are probably vegen or they ordered for someone else.

 

[HeroOfPellinor]

Originally posted by: confused1234

Originally posted by: Amused
AHAHAHAHAHAHA confused1234 actually thinks he's better than anyone else LMAO

when it comes to eating healthy

Yeah, I noticed that about message board dwellers. They're all rich vegans adored by their peers and draped in beautiful women.

 

[confused1234]

Originally posted by: HeroOfPellinor

Originally posted by: confused1234

Originally posted by: Amused
AHAHAHAHAHAHA confused1234 actually thinks he's better than anyone else LMAO

when it comes to eating healthy

Yeah, I noticed that about message board dwellers. They're all rich vegans adored by their peers and draped in beautiful women.

to bad im not a vegan

 

[Shawn]

Originally posted by: KeithP
That is nothing...how about 1420!

-KeithP

Yeah, hardees is the worst. However they have the best tasting burgers of any fast food joint.

 

[Amused]

Originally posted by: confused1234

Originally posted by: Amused

Originally posted by: confused1234

Originally posted by: Amused
AHAHAHAHAHAHA confused1234 actually thinks he's better than anyone else LMAO

when it comes to eating healthy

Some people realize that even fat can be had in moderation, and one still be healthy.

There are no one-size-fits-all diets and any all-or-nothing diet is absurd.

This was proven in another thread, but the foods in most sit down restaurants are on average as bad, if not worse than fast foods. And the foods served at fast food restaurants are virtually the same as identical foods served elsewhere, or at home.

So singling out fast food is absurd. If you're cooking a burger at home or eating a burger at your local sit down restaurant and thinking it's better for you than a fast food burger, you're delusional.

im sorry. burgers cooked at home dont have trans fat in them. the ones at fast food do....

Because the buns have trans fat in them. Just like the ALL most popular buns people buy at supermarkets. The meat has no trans fats. Just like the meat at home.

Yes, yes, you'll tell me you buy whole grain buns at $5 a pop with no trans fats. So do I. But most people do not.

At any rate, the .5 - 1 gram of trans fat in the average fast food burger is not all that bad. And you'll find the same thing in nearly every sit down restaurant.

 

[confused1234]

Originally posted by: Amused

Originally posted by: confused1234

Originally posted by: Amused

Originally posted by: confused1234

Originally posted by: Amused
AHAHAHAHAHAHA confused1234 actually thinks he's better than anyone else LMAO

when it comes to eating healthy

Some people realize that even fat can be had in moderation, and one still be healthy.

There are no one-size-fits-all diets and any all-or-nothing diet is absurd.

This was proven in another thread, but the foods in most sit down restaurants are on average as bad, if not worse than fast foods. And the foods served at fast food restaurants are virtually the same as identical foods served elsewhere, or at home.

So singling out fast food is absurd. If you're cooking a burger at home or eating a burger at your local sit down restaurant and thinking it's better for you than a fast food burger, you're delusional.

im sorry. burgers cooked at home dont have trans fat in them. the ones at fast food do....

Because the buns have trans fat in them. Just like the ALL most popular buns people buy at supermarkets. The meat has no trans fats. Just like the meat at home.

Yes, yes, you'll tell me you buy whole grain buns at $5 a pop with no trans fats. So do I. But most people do not.

At any rate, the .5 - 1 gram of trans fat in the average fast food burger is not all that bad. And you'll find the same thing in nearly every sit down restaurant.

its also in most sauces. btw i avoid trans fat all together, its sickening how almost everything in a normal supermarket has it

 

[Amused]

Originally posted by: confused1234

Originally posted by: Amused

Originally posted by: confused1234

Originally posted by: Amused

Originally posted by: confused1234

Originally posted by: Amused
AHAHAHAHAHAHA confused1234 actually thinks he's better than anyone else LMAO

when it comes to eating healthy

Some people realize that even fat can be had in moderation, and one still be healthy.

There are no one-size-fits-all diets and any all-or-nothing diet is absurd.

This was proven in another thread, but the foods in most sit down restaurants are on average as bad, if not worse than fast foods. And the foods served at fast food restaurants are virtually the same as identical foods served elsewhere, or at home.

So singling out fast food is absurd. If you're cooking a burger at home or eating a burger at your local sit down restaurant and thinking it's better for you than a fast food burger, you're delusional.

im sorry. burgers cooked at home dont have trans fat in them. the ones at fast food do....

Because the buns have trans fat in them. Just like the ALL most popular buns people buy at supermarkets. The meat has no trans fats. Just like the meat at home.

Yes, yes, you'll tell me you buy whole grain buns at $5 a pop with no trans fats. So do I. But most people do not.

At any rate, the .5 - 1 gram of trans fat in the average fast food burger is not all that bad. And you'll find the same thing in nearly every sit down restaurant.

its also in most sauces. btw i avoid trans fat all together, its sickening how almost everything in a normal supermarket has it

I suppose you never eat out then, right?

BTW, I was looking and surprisingly enough, McDonald's sauces appear to be trans fat free, even if their buns are not.

 

[confused1234]

Originally posted by: Amused

Originally posted by: confused1234

Originally posted by: Amused

Originally posted by: confused1234

Originally posted by: Amused

Originally posted by: confused1234

Originally posted by: Amused
AHAHAHAHAHAHA confused1234 actually thinks he's better than anyone else LMAO

when it comes to eating healthy

Some people realize that even fat can be had in moderation, and one still be healthy.

There are no one-size-fits-all diets and any all-or-nothing diet is absurd.

This was proven in another thread, but the foods in most sit down restaurants are on average as bad, if not worse than fast foods. And the foods served at fast food restaurants are virtually the same as identical foods served elsewhere, or at home.

So singling out fast food is absurd. If you're cooking a burger at home or eating a burger at your local sit down restaurant and thinking it's better for you than a fast food burger, you're delusional.

im sorry. burgers cooked at home dont have trans fat in them. the ones at fast food do....

Because the buns have trans fat in them. Just like the ALL most popular buns people buy at supermarkets. The meat has no trans fats. Just like the meat at home.

Yes, yes, you'll tell me you buy whole grain buns at $5 a pop with no trans fats. So do I. But most people do not.

At any rate, the .5 - 1 gram of trans fat in the average fast food burger is not all that bad. And you'll find the same thing in nearly every sit down restaurant.

its also in most sauces. btw i avoid trans fat all together, its sickening how almost everything in a normal supermarket has it

I suppose you never eat out then, right?

BTW, I was looking and surprisingly enough, McDonald's sauces appear to be trans fat free, even if their buns are not.

that is correct. and in case your wondering, im going into nutrition as a career. and where did you go to see the ingredients for the sauces at micky d's?

 

[Amused]

Originally posted by: confused1234

Originally posted by: Amused

Originally posted by: confused1234

Originally posted by: Amused

Originally posted by: confused1234

Originally posted by: Amused

Originally posted by: confused1234

Originally posted by: Amused
AHAHAHAHAHAHA confused1234 actually thinks he's better than anyone else LMAO

when it comes to eating healthy

Some people realize that even fat can be had in moderation, and one still be healthy.

There are no one-size-fits-all diets and any all-or-nothing diet is absurd.

This was proven in another thread, but the foods in most sit down restaurants are on average as bad, if not worse than fast foods. And the foods served at fast food restaurants are virtually the same as identical foods served elsewhere, or at home.

So singling out fast food is absurd. If you're cooking a burger at home or eating a burger at your local sit down restaurant and thinking it's better for you than a fast food burger, you're delusional.

im sorry. burgers cooked at home dont have trans fat in them. the ones at fast food do....

Because the buns have trans fat in them. Just like the ALL most popular buns people buy at supermarkets. The meat has no trans fats. Just like the meat at home.

Yes, yes, you'll tell me you buy whole grain buns at $5 a pop with no trans fats. So do I. But most people do not.

At any rate, the .5 - 1 gram of trans fat in the average fast food burger is not all that bad. And you'll find the same thing in nearly every sit down restaurant.

its also in most sauces. btw i avoid trans fat all together, its sickening how almost everything in a normal supermarket has it

I suppose you never eat out then, right?

BTW, I was looking and surprisingly enough, McDonald's sauces appear to be trans fat free, even if their buns are not.

that is correct. and in case your wondering, im going into nutrition as a career. and where did you go to see the ingredients for the sauces at micky d's?

Okie dokie.

On their main ingredients list:

http://www.mcdonalds.com/app_controller...tion.categories.ingredients.index.html

 

[Smartazz]

I think it depends on three major things:
1. How much you work out
2. Genetics
3. How often you eat this stuff

Some people have a bad combination of all three, some people don't. So I guess it's part luck and part what you do everyday.

 

[Mashed Potato]

My buddy ate 9 and one bite of a tenth whopper once....do the math on that one...he smelled like a whopper for a week. not surprisingly his nickname his whole life has been "heavy"

 

[jagec]

Originally posted by: AbAbber2k
You gotta admit, the pic of the food outside the box looked pretty nasty though. Denny's Meat Lover's are actually higher in calories and lower in cholesterol, though it has more sodium... more protein too (bonus! ). Actually looks edible on your plate too, though it's pretty damn greasy. Had it once like a year ago. Not bad, but it's not something I could eat regularly.

ALL of those boxed microwaveable "meals" are absolutely revolting. It would be considered a human rights violation to serve such offal if people didn't CHOOSE to eat them.

 

[ForumMaster]

Originally posted by: Genx87

Originally posted by: HN
*psshaw*
have a hungry man breakfast. over 1000 calories and half of those are from fat :brokenheart:

Hahahaha 231% daily intake of chloresterol.

not to mention 98% fat and 104% sat fats. this is a meal for the entire day not considering the cholestrol which would probablly kill you.

 

[EGGO]

Originally posted by: Kwaipie

Originally posted by: KeithP
That is nothing...how about 1420!

-KeithP

That is beautiful.

How many calories in a doubledouble from In-n-Out?

Animal style.

 

[kinev]

Originally posted by: Amused

Originally posted by: RaiderJ
Man, I've been eating several meals throughout the day, but smaller porportions. Just about any meal I go out to eat now I have trouble finishing (and I'm 200lbs). I guess your stomach adjusts to it.

It does. I easily bloat now when I try to eat a larger meal in a single sitting.

I wonder why that is? I've heard reputable doctors say the "stretching and shrinking" stories about your stomach are merely myth.

Nope. There are folds in your stomach called rugae that allow it to shrink and swell. Basic anatomy should be well known to reputable doctors.

Edit: Sorry, not trying to be a jerk. No offense to you, Amused.

 

[Juno]

burgers...*drools*

 

[FoBoT]

i was going to guess 1200

meh, cows are tasty

 

[j00fek]

love that nasty takeout

 

[sdifox]

I used to (when I was still in the 20 something) eat Double Whopper with Bacon and Cheese, that has to be over 1000 Calories...
had a drink but no fry, no room.

 

[OutHouse]

Originally posted by: KeithP
That is nothing...how about 1420!

-KeithP

damn that looks good! i would snarf on that in a heartbeat.


-disclaimer i eat big ass burgers like that about twice a year

 

[MikeyIs4Dcats]

I would have figured closer to 1200-1300.

 

[Sphexi]

Originally posted by: KeithP
That is nothing...how about 1420!

-KeithP

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/6501696/

Check the poll, of the almost 81 THOUSAND responses, 97% said they had tried it lmfao, another 1% said they would sometime soon.