Ohio University: Pepperoni Pizza
 

The dining halls offer pepperoni pizza - is it alright to peel off the layer of
cheese and pepperoni, and eat that, on Induction? Or since a little tomato
sauce gets on, is it not permitted? Or, since it bakes on the crust, do the
carbs absorb into the cheese / pepperoni?

Jen

Ohio University: Pepperoni Pizza
 

I'd definitely avoid that, at least on Induction. Others may have different
advice.

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"Cinnamn112" wrote in message
...
The dining halls offer pepperoni pizza - is it alright to peel off the
layer of
cheese and pepperoni, and eat that, on Induction? Or since a little
tomato
sauce gets on, is it not permitted? Or, since it bakes on the crust, do
the
carbs absorb into the cheese / pepperoni?

Jen

Ohio University: Pepperoni Pizza
 

Cinnamn112 wrote:
| The dining halls offer pepperoni pizza - is it alright to peel off
| the layer of cheese and pepperoni, and eat that, on Induction? Or
| since a little tomato sauce gets on, is it not permitted? Or, since
| it bakes on the crust, do the carbs absorb into the cheese /
| pepperoni?
|
| Jen

You can't tell us that the dining hall doesn't offer meat and vegetables.
Butch up and eat what you're suppose to; quit looking for excuses to cheat
already with pizza and KFC. Or forget it and wait until you're home for
summer break to get started.

The induction phase is all about breaking old eating habits.

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Peter
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marengo - Ohio University: Pepperoni Pizza
 

I have broken old habits. I've stopped eating Ramen noodles, Goodfella's pizza
(which, if you ever have had Goodfella's, you know how tough that is), peaches,
strawberries, slush puppies, and on Friday nights, I've given up Smirnoff Ice
and Liquid Dope, not to mention games of beirut and flipcup.

Asking if I can eat cooked cheese and pepperoni isn't asking much.

marengo - Ohio University: Pepperoni Pizza
 

In article ,
Cinnamn112 wrote:
I have broken old habits. I've stopped eating Ramen noodles, Goodfella's pizza
(which, if you ever have had Goodfella's, you know how tough that is), peaches,
strawberries, slush puppies, and on Friday nights, I've given up Smirnoff Ice
and Liquid Dope, not to mention games of beirut and flipcup.

Asking if I can eat cooked cheese and pepperoni isn't asking much.

I don't see why not.


Chuck Demas

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marengo - Ohio University: Pepperoni Pizza
 

On 21 Apr 2004 14:36:48 GMT, (Cinnamn112) announced
in front of God and everybody:

and on Friday nights, I've given up Smirnoff Ice
and Liquid Dope, not to mention games of beirut and flipcup.

Okay, I gotta know -- what's Liquid Dope?

Dawn

Ohio University: Pepperoni Pizza
 

Off topic, but my wife was a student manager at the big dining hall on
campus. How is old Athens doing? We haven't been up that way in about 2
years now.

"Cinnamn112" wrote in message
...
The dining halls offer pepperoni pizza - is it alright to peel off the
layer of
cheese and pepperoni, and eat that, on Induction? Or since a little
tomato
sauce gets on, is it not permitted? Or, since it bakes on the crust, do
the
carbs absorb into the cheese / pepperoni?

Jen