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If you need any further proof of America's obesity problem...
Carmen wrote:
:: Hello, :: On 18-Feb-2004, "Roger Zoul" wrote: :: :: Reb: ::::: Boy, you sure are right about that. And coming from me, that's ::::: really saying something. I'm like Jack Nicholson in "The Witches ::::: of Eastwick." Susan Sarandon is making him a cup of tea and asks ::::: if he wants one lump (of sugar) or two. He replies, "Four." I ::::: like to make everything sweet; and if it's already sweet, I like ::::: to make it sweeter. But Krispy Kremes are too sweet even for ME. :: :: Roger: ::: aah.....y'all just need lessons on the proper technique for inhaling ::: those almost-light-as-air golden goodies.... ::: that lessens contact with taste buds but still has the same ::: fat-on-your-buns inducing effect.... :: :: Carmen: :: You sir, are pure evil. My chicken breast and salad lunch suddenly :: became very unsatisfactory. G Well, I had that for lunch and thoroughly enjoyed it. I don't need no stinkin donut! I'm sure some of them went into making some of the fat that still hanging around....I'm fortunate that I'm no longer slave to the call of the lit "hot" sign. Also, I'm even more fortunate that I don't have to go anywhere near a KK in my day-to-day travels. |
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I've never had a Krispy Kreme donut and don't plan to. I suppose the fact
that donuts were never a big temptation for me helps :-) Don't get me wrong -- if they were around at work, I would eat them, but they never really "called" to me. You're not missing much (IMHO). They just taste like... donuts I guess. LCing since 12/01/03- Me- 265/226/140 & hubby- 310/253/180 |
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LCer09 wrote:
I've never had a Krispy Kreme donut and don't plan to. I suppose the fact that donuts were never a big temptation for me helps :-) Don't get me wrong -- if they were around at work, I would eat them, but they never really "called" to me. You're not missing much (IMHO). They just taste like... donuts I guess. LCing since 12/01/03- Me- 265/226/140 & hubby- 310/253/180 Blaspheme! : ) Marsha/Ohio |
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Sunflower Colonel wrote:
Take this morning, here in Little Rock, Arkansas. Traffic is backed up and becoming a problem. One lane is blocked completely, causing commuters to have to make the transition over to the next lane and creating one hell of a slowdown. Why? There's a new Krispy Kreme that opened on South Shackleford. Mmmmmmmm. Krispy Kreme. Now there's a red light food for me, if anything. Marsha/Ohio |
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The Queen of Cans and Jars wrote:
Saffire wrote: I've never had a Krispy Kreme donut and don't plan to. me neither. i've never liked that kind of donut anyhow, so to me it's not a big deal. i did used to like cake donuts (with sprinkles, even) but i don't even miss those. they're just completely off my radar these days. Donuts are one of the few sweet things I miss. Another is SO's homemade noodles, homemade pizza dough, and homemade bread. Marsha/Ohio |
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Carmen wrote:
PS If you're too young to remember Cop Rock it was a horrible *musical* television program set in a police precinct. Suspects and police would all break out in song and dance routines without provocation. shudder It died quickly. Thank goodness. Did anyone really watch that? Marsha/Ohio |
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Roger Zoul wrote:
Reb wrote: :: "Karen Rodgers" wrote in message :: ... ::: We have a Krispy Kreme in El Cajon. Frankly, I don't get the ::: attraction. They're just too d@mned sweet! Even for donuts, ::: they're over the top. Ick. :: :: Boy, you sure are right about that. And coming from me, that's :: really saying something. I'm like Jack Nicholson in "The Witches of :: Eastwick." Susan Sarandon is making him a cup of tea and asks if he :: wants one lump (of sugar) or two. He replies, "Four." I like to :: make everything sweet; and if it's already sweet, I like to make it :: sweeter. But Krispy Kremes are too sweet even for ME. aah.....y'all just need lessons on the proper technique for inhaling those almost-light-as-air golden goodies.... that lessens contact with taste buds but still has the same fat-on-your-buns inducing effect.... It's almost a religion. Or at least a food group in itself. Marsha/Ohio |
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"Linda Harms" wrote in message
... In article , I heard once -- I can't confirm it -- that KK donuts were made with potato flour. Maybe that's why you didn't get sick. Go to http://www.krispykreme.com Click on 'Nutritional Info' You get a pdf with a list of ingredients and nutrition info for each of their donuts. They all have enriched bleached wheat flour as the #1 ingredient. Carbs range from 30s to 40s in each donut. MJ. |
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On Wed, 18 Feb 2004 19:10:31 GMT, "Reb"
wrote: "Roger Zoul" wrote in message ... aah.....y'all just need lessons on the proper technique for inhaling those almost-light-as-air golden goodies.... That could be true. I must confess, I've never been to the Krispy Kreme store; I've only tried them when someone else opened a box at me and said, "You've gotta have one." (People holding Krispy Kreme boxes have a peculiar urge to share, like some kind of sticky-fingered drug pusher.) That's how I had the misfortune of eating my first KK (pre return to low carb). Later on, I was dragged to ours when they had the infernal red light on. No matter how hot, or cold, I just don't like KKs. Now, I'll grant that they are the smoothest donuts I've ever had, but that sugar coating! (Gag. Shudder.) If I want a pure sugar experience, I'll open up a bag of the stuff. (Yuck, ick, poo-eey!) Karen Rodgers ********** Windbourne, folk singers of the future http://www.windbourne.com/ remove "_rice_" from my email address ********** |
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