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I am allowed fast food twice a month. One weekend i get a poutine, and another i will get 3 Buckburgers with no fries.
I eat at restaurants more than this, but usually keep my choices healthy according to my diet. Cooking is so easy and enjoyable, that i see this as "relax" time instead of being a chore.
Dinners last a long time at our place, I would say at least 45 minutes per supper. It is the best time to talk about how the day went with your S/O.
whoah. whenever i visit canada i eat that delicious poutine stuff at the airport before flying back home.
Dec-29-2009 23:42
Ian
Not dead yet.
Registered: Dec 2001
Location: UK
I had a couple of meals at harveys which was the best 'fast' food I'd come across, No shit on your burger unless you ask for it & the angus one was fairly tasty considering. Swiss Chalet was also good for our trip, mostly cos it's hard to go too wrong with spitroasted chicken, but I bought salads from the stores to go with them all, it was just not having all the facilities in our hotels that would've facilitated it.
Dec-29-2009 23:58
Schadenfreude
Bird is the word.
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I can't cook for shit. I can make a few things, but I don't like putting the effort in. A combination of spending a bunch of money at a grocery store, just for some of the food to go bad cause it doesn't get used up, and not having any recipes for healthy and delicious eating that don't require an arm and a leg. This will undoubtedly be the death of me. I do however buy a lot of fruits every time I go the grocery store. They get eaten in a couple days though and I only go grocery shopping once a month. There's a burger place a few blocks away that has fully organic, grass-fed beef. That's the closest thing to healthy I've eaten in recent memory.
Dec-30-2009 21:29
Schadenfreude
Bird is the word.
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Originally posted by Schadenfreude
if you can cook a piece of meat you are set. add salad or veg and BAM you are eating healthy in less time than it takes to drive to the golden arches.
worse case scenario = canned tuna, frozen pre cooked shrimp, boiled egg.
I don't care for McDonalds but sadly I can almost see it from my front steps. It and surrounding restaurants, probably a dozen or more, are within a five minute walk from my house
I wouldn't even know where to begin with your worst case scenario
EDIT: make that about 20 restaurants. It's too tempting
Dec-30-2009 22:01
Schadenfreude
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willpower is more than what tubularbills screams when he sodomizes his dog.
Originally posted by jennypie
I cook all of my own meals.
I giggled here!
Where and what you eat depends on the amount of time you have and on the amount of cash you have to spent.
Someone who watches what he eats, will for sure take time to cook a healthy meal and avoid paying much of going for the fast elcheao lumps of fat.
Ofcourse the average french meal lenght has decreased. The country has zillion workless people and the people who have work need to watch out what they declare back.
For myself. I try to eat healthy. I do not want to save money on food.
Dec-30-2009 22:10
Ian
Not dead yet.
Registered: Dec 2001
Location: UK
quote:
Originally posted by Schadenfreude
swiss chalet is not healthy