Sounds like you need a wife or husband so they can take care of that.
Recommendation for a diet
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i have the same issues and the lack of quality places to eat that are available especially in rural areas are a pain in the butt. i imagine as education continues to get stronger around wellness and the financial benefits it has on our economy, you will see semi healthy options like a panera bread, etc become more common place
I always enjoy going to Panera bread and taking a right at the light to eat at chick-fil-a.
My thoughts exactly, but all joking aside, Panera's French Onion Soup in a bread bowl is ridiculously good. Not healthy in the least, but holy hell, that stuff is gold.
Well I'm having big fat Hawaiian Brats for supper tonight.........with beer!
You guys are really making me want to run by the grocery store and pick up some brats for tonight. Saute some peppers and onions along with some spicy brown mustard. Yep, may have to do it.
I just had two hot dogs for lunch. Microwaved. With mustard. No lie.
This has to stop. The only time a hot dog belongs in the microwave is when you're reheating leftovers.
Hot dogs that have been grilled, fried or boiled previously and then put back in the fridge for later consumption.
Why don't you just use some of that "organic mayo" you like so well?
Because chipotle mayonnaise (or mayo in general) doesn't go well on a brat. If there is a Hellman's chipotle mayonnaise that isn't organic, then let me know because I haven't seen it.
If any of you "unwashed masses" are in Nebraska tomorrow, you know just passing thru, you are welcome to stop by and have some NC BBQ. I'm cooking for our FFA banquet.
Bettah with Cheddah is certainly a good call. Gotta grill 'em though.
Meat has been on the grill since 8am boys and smelling good. Should be done around 430 CT. Stop on by.
You freaking microwaved Beddar with Cheddar??? Dude what the serious hell?
I'm an independent lifeform, coolwaterunc. Let me be me.
We are brothers when it comes to food. I can't just sit there and watch you keep going down this road. This is your intervention. I know you don't have a grill (I don't either, yet), and that's okay, but you MUST at least fry them. Once you do it, you'll realize how much better they really are, and you won't want to use that despicable microwave again.
But not in Wilmington, you'll get hot oil thrown in your face.
Oh I mean when I cook legit brats at home, I'll fry them in a skillet with butter or olive oil.
Most of the time I'm eating hot dogs, though, is at work for lunch. Therefore, microwave.
That's good to know for the brats. I thought we really had a serious issue going on there for a minute.
The hot dogs are still a problem though. Whenever I cook my dogs, I always cook the entire pack at once on the pan (can't wait for a grill) and then put the rest of what I don't eat in the fridge, so they can be readily available at lunch. Then, and only then, are they considered to be okay for the microwave. Still not ideal, but way better than microwaving straight from the pack.
Make a $20 investment in a grill pan for cooking meats indoors. It's a great substitute if you're not allowed to have an actual outdoor grill.
This guy is going places.
Ya, grill pan or a George Foreman grill or anything similar can work as a substitute if you don't have access to a grill. Grilling beforehand and bringing the already grilled dogs to work and then heating in a microwave isn't the same as eating right off the grill, but certainly better than just microwaving. Grill the buns beforehand too - much better if the buns are grilled.
Have a little respect for yourself, man. Eating microwaved dogs is no way to go through life.
Have a little respect for yourself, man. Eating microwaved dogs is no way to go through life.
^ I wrote "grill" so many times in the above poast that I feel like I need to tag @grillheel in my citations to avoid any copyright infringement.
You want to eat breakfast to get your metabolism going. Buy a nutra bullet or Vitamix, and make some smoothies. Try my favorite: strawberry, banana, avocado, kale and unsweetened almond milk (avocado's are a good fat, and help stay full). If you don't have time for a smoothie, and need a breakfast sandwich or something, substitute the normal with wheat, egg white and turkey sausage/bacon. Lunches: make a salad, I usually add shrimp or chicken on mine to get them more exciting. Dinner: lean meats (chicken, turkey) or seafood, with vegetables. If you don't have to go completely crazy on the diet, you can still eat very delicious foods. Some fruits you actually don't want to eat (I know, crazy right?). Avoid the high sugar fruits: Apples, Pineapple, ect.. and eat more berries (blueberries, strawberries, raspberries, ect.. they are low on sugar). I know you said exercise is tough for you, but if you can get 5 moderate workouts in a week, that would be great. You don't have to do any crazy workouts, a 20 minute walk is considered a workout. I personally love row machines. Good luck man.
Haha. it's not bad, and if you are serious about losing weight, don't ignore this.
Hey cool, you ever been to the Original Pancake House in Midtown? I was there for lunch (woot woot) a couple weeks ago. When you walk in the door, they have a t-shirt displayed on the wall with their logo that says "I Love Bacon." Thought about getting one for you, but it's sleeveless and I'm not sure whether your guns are ready for the world, or whether the world is ready for your guns, or whatever.
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