| To: Lost1 who wrote (63478) | 9/26/2002 10:21:21 AM | | From: Shoot1st | | | | Yeah....I notice that, too.
Like you can't buy a frikken' peanut when you want a frikken' peanut.
Like they have to force this huge amount of peanuts on you when you really want a nice assortment.
Some things just rub me the wrong way.
SHootie |
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| To: Lost1 who wrote (63480) | 9/26/2002 10:26:59 AM | | From: Shoot1st | | | | In the shell.
Wow!....you must have a huge amount of energy left over at the end of the day.....
I think if I had to shell my nuts...I'd go back to chips.
I'm just not in the right physical condition any more to be shelling peanuts.
also, you really should do something about your anger.
I wonder if working so hard for peanuts is not stressing you out.
Shootie |
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| To: Original Mad Dog who wrote (63483) | 9/26/2002 10:48:33 AM | | From: mph | | | | The disassembly required to extract the peanuts
from the shell slows down the eating process
so that the brain catches up with the stomach
in time.
In other words, you can't gorge yourself with
handfuls of peanuts so fast.<g> |
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| To: mph who wrote (63485) | 9/26/2002 10:51:26 AM | | From: Original Mad Dog | | | | I have gone into many a baseball game, bought the humongous bag of peanuts that the vendors outside the ballpark sell for a couple of dollars, and spent the entire game (or doubleheader) eating peanuts, so many that it became difficult to stand for the seventh inning stretch.
Thank god peanuts are a vegetable or plant product or some such thing. <g> |
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| To: Original Mad Dog who wrote (63486) | 9/26/2002 10:55:56 AM | | From: mph | | | | <<Here are some "approximate" calorie values for one ounce of a food
Bread, (oatmeal or seven grain, 1 slice) 90 calories
dried apricots 80 calories
M&Ms 142 calories Minute Rice 110 calories
Hard Candy 110 calories Spaghetti noodles 110 calories
Cashews 163 calories Kraft Parmesian 110 calories
Cheddar Cheese 114 calories Olive Oil 240 calories
Swiss Cheese 105 calories Peanuts 160 calories
Cheese Whiz 80 calories Peanut Butter 2 tbsp 188 calories
Matzo crackers 110 calories Jam, 2 teaspoons 34 calories
Rye Crisp 90 calories Textured Veg Protein 105 calories
Macademia nuts 199 calories Dehydrate lentil soup 95 calories
Mixed nuts,dry 169 calories Granola 130 calories
Mixed Nuts, oil 175 calories Shredded coconut 164 calories
Raisins 85 calories Oatmeal, instant 108 calories
Hard salami, 3 slice100 calories Raisins 85 calories
Walnuts, shelled 182 calories Candy Corn 110 calories
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Now do the math as to how many MORE peanuts
you would have consumed had they been
unshelled. The number is staggering.<g> |
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| To: mph who wrote (63487) | 9/26/2002 11:00:45 AM | | From: Original Mad Dog | | | | I have a question.
Why do those charts always talk about an ounce of food?
Who eats an ounce of anything?
The listings should be in one pound and five pound increments.
For example:
Peanuts
One lb. 2,560 calories
5 lbs. 12,800 calories
M&M's
One lb. 2,272 calories
5 lbs. 11,360 calories
That would be more directly useful to everyday living, if you ask me. |
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