foodguy
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Yeah, but they could use tortillas for a crust...
wouldn't that be substituting a bread made without fat for a bread made with fat? just asking.
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Yeah, but they could use tortillas for a crust...
FTFY
I must say, the diets of many on the show do seem pretty terrible. Loading up all of that food on the table and to see all of that fried golden brown was major ugh.
Yup The article failed to notice that in Britain we have state funded healthcare and the spending on school meals will lead to long term savings on the NHS (less obese kids, more healthy kids and grown ups..). Also it's been getting on for 70 years since any Nazi bombers have been spotted over our cities and rationing had nothing to do with Mr Oliver, can't blame that on him.
I just don't really understand how a 12, 13 year old can weigh more than me.
My cousin has a kid who was wearing 32W pants at age 9 or 10. We have family get-togethers where he will ignore any real food served to him and run straight to the desserts. He'll take multiple slices of cake or pie, pick off and eat all of the frosting or whipped cream, then throw out the rest of it. My cousin laughs off any attempt to steer her and her kid in a better direction.