Diet and all things diet related (AKA don't eat you goddamn oats)
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AWdeV said:And don't you guise have super-sugary cereal already? Why does the milk need be sweet too?
I've never seen the sweetened milk Dodes is talking about where I live, but there are lots of non-sugary cereals too.
Dodes said:Sweeteners are allowed in non-flavored milk as long as they are classified as non-nutritive, better known as artificial sweeteners. Flavored milk is allowed to have both nutritive and non-nutritive sweeteners. The petition is asking for many things, one of them to allow both nutritive and non-nutritive sweeteners in white milk.kurczak said:
You said source, so I went to the source.
Yeah, I know, I didn't fully realize what I was asking for. My b. Anyway, that sounds crazy. I don't have a problem with sweeteners, just that they can still legally call it milk. Should be some milk drink or something.
Though, I have to say, like Phonemelter, I've never noticed any difference in taste between euro and American milk. Not that it means much.
pentagathus
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2 or 3 days of strength training a week, eat enough to be gaining weight on these days and then aim to be losing weight on alternate days. Strength training without access to a gym is hard but can still be done, look into calisthenic workouts for strength/hypertrophy. Maybe try plyometrics too, not sure what sort of effect plyo training has on muscle mass though.YourStepDad said:How would one who looks like a deformed skeleton be able to lose about 3 - 4 kilos of fat, and not muscle in a healthy way? Attempting to lose this in a healthy way has proven to be more distressing and difficult than losing the 32 kilos ever was.No amount or running nor pushups(not that I can do more than about 30 in a set) has done anything further for my looks, and as someone without access to a gym or a swimming pool, further improving my fitness is kind of a bummer.
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I never understood why some use milk with cereal.Phonemelter said:AWdeV said:And don't you guise have super-sugary cereal already? Why does the milk need be sweet too?
I've never seen the sweetened milk Dodes is talking about where I live, but there are lots of non-sugary cereals too.
I haven't eaten cereal for years because of digestive reasons, but when I ate cereal getting the right amount of milk was key. Just a little is best, you don't want it to be soggy, as you say. However, do you eat cornflakes, for instance, dry? I did a couple of times, and found it hard to do because once you've crunched and chewed it a bit, you're left with cornflake sawdust in your mouth, which is hard to swallow. Though I enjoyed the initial crunchiness, eating the whole bowl was too much like hard work; you need some liquid! Or at least I did.
pentagathus
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Muesli and yogurt, or weetabix and milk. No other breakfast cereal is worth eating. Cept those cinnamony things.
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