When trying to lose weight, I was told to avoid "white" foods. Potatoes are in that category. Finding out that the oil is a good accompaniment I will feel good about using olive oil butter substitutes on my potatoes. I love baked potatoes.I scrub them well, poke with a fork, rub with butter and bake 400 for as long as it takes, usually 45 minutes. They are crusty and chewy on the outside, and fluffy on the inside. Not your microwave potato which is simply steamed. Mrs Tierney.
— Anonymous
04/25/2010 - 10:17pm
I like peanut butter so its one of the so-called "no no" foods that I eat regularly. I like popcorn too, but unfortunately I like the dripping with butter variety and its hard for me to regularly eat the "diet" kind.
— Anonymous
04/28/2010 - 2:10pm
As I've matured, I find that I cannot digest beef like I used to. It gives me terrible heartburn, as opposed to eating the same quanity of chicken, fish or pork. It's as if my body has simply lost the ability to break it down sufficiently.
— Anonymous
04/28/2010 - 3:43pm
huh???
— Anonymous
04/28/2010 - 3:45pm
Oatmeal is fattening. I've been told that Oatmeal is nutritious and keeps you regular but that it will creep up on you adding extra pounds FAST.
— Anonymous
04/28/2010 - 3:51pm
I love food!!!
— Anonymous
04/28/2010 - 10:10pm
I exited the Food Myths in 2006. I only use butter, lard (which I make myself), olive oil and coconut oil for fats. I buy pasture fed, free range beef and free range pork. I drink Raw Milk. I eat plenty of eggs. I sprout my wheat, grind it into flour and have some kind of bread product with every meal. (Favorite breakfast is large glass of milk and big slab of bread slathered in butter and garnished with raw, unfiltered honey..........)
I have lost over 60 lbs (nope, my exercise routine didn't change!), and I am healthier now than when I was 20.......
If a food or way to prepare it was available to my grandparents, I'm in - if not, then I'll probably say, "No Thanks!"
— Anonymous
04/28/2010 - 11:45pm
Twix: To much fat and un-healthy, seems to taste good to some people but the others that don't seem to like it are better off without it because it could mess up your insides.
— Anonymous
04/29/2010 - 1:20am
eat anything you want just keep an actived life and you are going to live longer it is simple.
— Anonymous
04/29/2010 - 1:30am
I think i should be getting this updates on nutrition regularly a request
When trying to lose weight, I was told to avoid "white" foods. Potatoes are in that category. Finding out that the oil is a good accompaniment I will feel good about using olive oil butter substitutes on my potatoes. I love baked potatoes.I scrub them well, poke with a fork, rub with butter and bake 400 for as long as it takes, usually 45 minutes. They are crusty and chewy on the outside, and fluffy on the inside. Not your microwave potato which is simply steamed. Mrs Tierney.
— Anonymous
04/25/2010 - 10:17pm
I like peanut butter so its one of the so-called "no no" foods that I eat regularly. I like popcorn too, but unfortunately I like the dripping with butter variety and its hard for me to regularly eat the "diet" kind.
— Anonymous
04/28/2010 - 2:10pm
As I've matured, I find that I cannot digest beef like I used to. It gives me terrible heartburn, as opposed to eating the same quanity of chicken, fish or pork. It's as if my body has simply lost the ability to break it down sufficiently.
— Anonymous
04/28/2010 - 3:43pm
huh???
— Anonymous
04/28/2010 - 3:45pm
Oatmeal is fattening. I've been told that Oatmeal is nutritious and keeps you regular but that it will creep up on you adding extra pounds FAST.
— Anonymous
04/28/2010 - 3:51pm
I love food!!!
— Anonymous
04/28/2010 - 10:10pm
I exited the Food Myths in 2006. I only use butter, lard (which I make myself), olive oil and coconut oil for fats. I buy pasture fed, free range beef and free range pork. I drink Raw Milk. I eat plenty of eggs. I sprout my wheat, grind it into flour and have some kind of bread product with every meal. (Favorite breakfast is large glass of milk and big slab of bread slathered in butter and garnished with raw, unfiltered honey..........)
I have lost over 60 lbs (nope, my exercise routine didn't change!), and I am healthier now than when I was 20.......
If a food or way to prepare it was available to my grandparents, I'm in - if not, then I'll probably say, "No Thanks!"
— Anonymous
04/28/2010 - 11:45pm
Twix: To much fat and un-healthy, seems to taste good to some people but the others that don't seem to like it are better off without it because it could mess up your insides.
— Anonymous
04/29/2010 - 1:20am
eat anything you want just keep an actived life and you are going to live longer it is simple.
— Anonymous
04/29/2010 - 1:30am
I think i should be getting this updates on nutrition regularly a request
— Anonymous
04/29/2010 - 2:02am
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