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Given the high fat, carbohydrate and sodium content, they should just come right out and call it Cup O' Death.
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Dang, PaW!  With your wealth of health and knowledge and assets...

Originally posted by PaWolf PaWolf wrote:

Cracked Pepper & Olive Oil Triscuits are addictive...I've been on them for years. Many of you would not be familiar with Triscuits as this is a 'food for snobs', or better put, 'food for those of us that matter' (The 1%). You know what? I may share a Triscuit with any who kiss my tail, should I find them 'worthy'.
 
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Originally posted by aka ron aka ron wrote:

How can a cup of processed soup satisfy you?  Wink


Those ramen noodles are pretty damned good!!!

I wish I could still eat them.
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Originally posted by Jimbo Jimbo wrote:

Originally posted by aka ron aka ron wrote:

How can a cup of processed soup satisfy you?  Wink


Those ramen noodles are pretty damned good!!!

I wish I could still eat them.
 
I couldn't go without noodles for more than a week.  Not necessarily these, but some sort of noodles (preferably spaghetti).  Luckily, my sugar levels are OK.  It's the damned cholesterol I have to worry about.
 
 
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Originally posted by Thor Thor wrote:

I couldn't go without noodles for more than a week.  Not necessarily these, but some sort of noodles (preferably spaghetti).  Luckily, my sugar levels are OK.  It's the damned cholesterol I have to worry about.


I guess the next time I have "spaghetti", it will have to be this kind:



Zucchini noodles otherwise known as "zoodles".

Supposedly very similar to actual spaghetti, but a fraction of the carbs and I'm guessing, fairly high in fiber.

Put some good meat sauce all over it and it might pass.

The cost is about $2.48 per 12 oz. pkg at Walmart.





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Back when I was cooking for my working wife, spaghetti was a popular favorite.

I was more active and capable back then too. A pound of ground beef, some Preggo (garlic basil oregano) sauce.  Some garlic bread and a tossed salad too!

We don't cook at home much anymore.
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The last time I had spaghetti was on Christmas Day last year.

Made the sauce in the crock pot with meatballs and Italian sausage.

Been wanting some more.

Maybe when the weather cools down next month or so, I'll make some of those zoodles with meat sauce.

Maybe even bite the bullet and do some garlic bread sticks.

Carbs be damned!!!!!
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Originally posted by Jimbo Jimbo wrote:

Originally posted by aka ron aka ron wrote:

How can a cup of processed soup satisfy you?  Wink


Those ramen noodles are pretty damned good!!!

I wish I could still eat them.
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Originally posted by Jimbo Jimbo wrote:

The last time I had spaghetti was on Christmas Day last year.

Made the sauce in the crock pot with meatballs and Italian sausage.

Been wanting some more.

Maybe when the weather cools down next month or so, I'll make some of those zoodles with meat sauce.

Maybe even bite the bullet and do some garlic bread sticks.

Carbs be damned!!!!!
 
My bro tried something like that.  Trick noodles just didn't do the trick, according to him.
 
He's diabetic, but he eats pasta (whole wheat) almost every night.  He eats pretty healthy otherwise, so he says the pasta's OK.
 
 
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Originally posted by Thor Thor wrote:

Originally posted by Jimbo Jimbo wrote:

The last time I had spaghetti was on Christmas Day last year.

Made the sauce in the crock pot with meatballs and Italian sausage.

Been wanting some more.

Maybe when the weather cools down next month or so, I'll make some of those zoodles with meat sauce.

Maybe even bite the bullet and do some garlic bread sticks.

Carbs be damned!!!!!
 
My bro tried something like that.  Trick noodles just didn't do the trick, according to him.
 
He's diabetic, but he eats pasta (whole wheat) almost every night.  He eats pretty healthy otherwise, so he says the pasta's OK.
 
 
Whole wheat pasta is good for you unless you have celiac disease, which is the only medical reason to eat gluten free.  Eating gluten free just to follow the fad doesn't count, although some people think they feel better (placebo effect?).  It's what you put on the pasta that could cause problems, such as butter, too much cheese, etc.
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Even whole wheat pasta has a lot of carbs. It might have a bit more fiber than regular pasta, but it's still high carb.

I have to stay away from it for awhile longer.

Maybe in a few more months if I lose a few more pounds, I can start eating things like pasta again.

I know that come Thanksgiving and then again at Christmas I'm going to forget the diet for awhile and indulge in some food I've been depriving myself of.

I've had my eyes on a couple of pies at Walmart.

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I was searching for local places to get my beloved curry noodles and stumbled into THIS:
 
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Sounds like you could use some of this....



The white cheddar my favorite and is great on pizza, too!!!



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^^^Thank You, ol'Mule! I've never seen those before...I bet I can use them!
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Originally posted by PaWolf PaWolf wrote:

^^^Thank You, ol'Mule! I've never seen those before...I bet I can use them!


Actually, I think the top two are the same thing, just one picture is a little darker than the other.

The white cheddar is tasty, though.
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