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October 12th, 2003, 10:20 PM
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Low-Carb Could Spell Next Fast-Food Fight
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October 12th, 2003, 10:38 PM
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Low-Carb Could Spell Next Fast-Food Fight
Anonymous wrote:
http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmp...rants_carbs_dc The idea that some "new and healthy" offering can entice people trying to better their health by dieting into a FAST FOOD joint, is quite ironic. Crafting Mom Do it your way, but do it forever.
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October 12th, 2003, 11:14 PM
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Low-Carb Could Spell Next Fast-Food Fight
"Anonymous" wrote:
http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmp...rants_carbs_dc I got the new "low-carb" burger at Backyard Burgers last weekend. Nothing very complex, really; just their charcoal-broiled burger with a tomato slice and red onion, wrapped in leaf lettuce instead of a bun. It's in a dish with a fork -- you can't really eat it like a sandwich. Still, it was pretty yummy.
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October 13th, 2003, 12:03 AM
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Low-Carb Could Spell Next Fast-Food Fight
On Sun, 12 Oct 2003 18:14:39 -0400, John M. Williams
wrote: "Anonymous" wrote: http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmp...rants_carbs_dc I got the new "low-carb" burger at Backyard Burgers last weekend. Nothing very complex, really; just their charcoal-broiled burger with a tomato slice and red onion, wrapped in leaf lettuce instead of a bun. It's in a dish with a fork -- you can't really eat it like a sandwich. Still, it was pretty yummy. You really know how to live it up john boy; what a life you do lead! s******
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October 13th, 2003, 01:10 AM
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Low-Carb Could Spell Next Fast-Food Fight
"John HUDSON" wrote in message ... On Sun, 12 Oct 2003 18:14:39 -0400, John M. Williams wrote: "Anonymous" wrote: http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmp...m/bizrestauran ts_carbs_dc I got the new "low-carb" burger at Backyard Burgers last weekend. Nothing very complex, really; just their charcoal-broiled burger with a tomato slice and red onion, wrapped in leaf lettuce instead of a bun. It's in a dish with a fork -- you can't really eat it like a sandwich. Still, it was pretty yummy. You really know how to live it up john boy; what a life you do lead! s****** Could be worse- he could be chugging down Newcastle or Guiness.... RIchard
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October 13th, 2003, 08:35 AM
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Low-Carb Could Spell Next Fast-Food Fight
On Sun, 12 Oct 2003 19:10:26 -0500, "Richard Smith"
wrote: "John HUDSON" wrote in message .. . On Sun, 12 Oct 2003 18:14:39 -0400, John M. Williams wrote: "Anonymous" wrote: http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmp...m/bizrestauran ts_carbs_dc I got the new "low-carb" burger at Backyard Burgers last weekend. Nothing very complex, really; just their charcoal-broiled burger with a tomato slice and red onion, wrapped in leaf lettuce instead of a bun. It's in a dish with a fork -- you can't really eat it like a sandwich. Still, it was pretty yummy. You really know how to live it up john boy; what a life you do lead! s****** Could be worse- he could be chugging down Newcastle or Guiness.... Unfortunately, as a sober alcoholic, he will never be able to know the joys of such esoteric beverages! RIchard
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October 13th, 2003, 02:43 PM
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Low-Carb Could Spell Next Fast-Food Fight
"John M. Williams" wrote in
message ... "Anonymous" wrote: http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmp...&u=/nm/bizrest aurants_carbs_dc I got the new "low-carb" burger at Backyard Burgers last weekend. Nothing very complex, really; just their charcoal-broiled burger with a tomato slice and red onion, wrapped in leaf lettuce instead of a bun. It's in a dish with a fork -- you can't really eat it like a sandwich. Still, it was pretty yummy. Lettuce wraps are great! I had some type of lettuce wrap from PF Changs a while back and it gave me the idea to try it at home. Anyone who would like to try this should purchase some crispy iceberg lettuce. Remove the first layer or two as it normally is in bad shape from handling and when you remove an entire layer you can tear it down the middle. Baked chicken with veggies tastes fantastic in it and I find the rolled up crunch of the lettuce to be more enjoyable than some boring bread. hmmmm -- Trepain http://www.trepain.com !Remove "NOSPAM" from email address to reply!
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October 13th, 2003, 03:10 PM
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Low-Carb Could Spell Next Fast-Food Fight
Lettuce wraps are great! I had some type of lettuce wrap from PF Changs a while back and it gave me the idea to try it at home. Anyone who would like to try this should purchase some crispy iceberg lettuce. Remove the first layer or two as it normally is in bad shape from handling and when you remove an entire layer you can tear it down the middle. Baked chicken with veggies tastes fantastic in it and I find the rolled up crunch of the lettuce to be more enjoyable than some boring bread. hmmmm -- Trepain If you want to actually get some nutrition, try using Romaine leaves. Iceberg is pretty much useless as far as any nutrition goes. Romaine leaves are nice and crunchy, have much more taste, and has potassium and vitamin A. The darker the lettuce, the better for you. I like tuna salad rolled up in romaine leaves. Melissa
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October 13th, 2003, 03:20 PM
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Low-Carb Could Spell Next Fast-Food Fight
"Melissa" wrote in message . .. Lettuce wraps are great! I had some type of lettuce wrap from PF Changs a while back and it gave me the idea to try it at home. Anyone who would like to try this should purchase some crispy iceberg lettuce. Remove the first layer or two as it normally is in bad shape from handling and when you remove an entire layer you can tear it down the middle. Baked chicken with veggies tastes fantastic in it and I find the rolled up crunch of the lettuce to be more enjoyable than some boring bread. hmmmm -- Trepain If you want to actually get some nutrition, try using Romaine leaves. Iceberg is pretty much useless as far as any nutrition goes. Romaine leaves are nice and crunchy, have much more taste, and has potassium and vitamin A. The darker the lettuce, the better for you. I like tuna salad rolled up in romaine leaves. Melissa can you tell me if Romaine lettuce is the same as Cos lettuce?
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October 13th, 2003, 03:34 PM
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Low-Carb Could Spell Next Fast-Food Fight
"David" wrote in message ... "Melissa" wrote in message . .. Lettuce wraps are great! I had some type of lettuce wrap from PF Changs a while back and it gave me the idea to try it at home. Anyone who would like to try this should purchase some crispy iceberg lettuce. Remove the first layer or two as it normally is in bad shape from handling and when you remove an entire layer you can tear it down the middle. Baked chicken with veggies tastes fantastic in it and I find the rolled up crunch of the lettuce to be more enjoyable than some boring bread. hmmmm -- Trepain If you want to actually get some nutrition, try using Romaine leaves. Iceberg is pretty much useless as far as any nutrition goes. Romaine leaves are nice and crunchy, have much more taste, and has potassium and vitamin A. The darker the lettuce, the better for you. I like tuna salad rolled up in romaine leaves. Melissa can you tell me if Romaine lettuce is the same as Cos lettuce? As a matter of fact, it is. I just looked it up. Melissa
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