Go ahead, have a hot dog!

[luto199]

Hey just wanted to post in here that I, you too, can eat hot dogs again! Ball Park makes a diet dog now, it has 0 grams fat, and 0 calories from fat, and tastes good!!! Just pair it with some of that no-carb bread i saw on commercials and your set!
P.S. how is that no carb bread, is it expensive?

 

[THE BOUNCER]

i wonder what the ingreiants are

 

[Mr H]

Hmmm.....fatless hotdogs? Is it made of gelatin and pink crayon?

Just jump on a ketogenic diet and then you can have hotdogs, hehe.

 

[JG1]

You guys never had fat free hot dogs before? Christ, they've been out for years, not bad tasting either.

 

[Mr H]

No, I haven't!

I'm still looking for DIET Mountain Dew Code Red....grrr, damn NY supermarkets. I bet I can get some in Wisconsin.

 

[QuickFix]

I agree, fatfree hotdogs are nothing new. I go through about 8 packs of Oscar Meyer FF hotdogs a week. Each pack has 4 dogs which is a total of 24 grams of protein and 0 fat. Very delicious!

 

[JG1]

No, I haven't!

I'm still looking for DIET Mountain Dew Code Red....grrr, damn NY supermarkets. I bet I can get some in Wisconsin.

Now Diet Mountain Dew Code Red is awesome...friggin addicting. I'm in NJ and you can get it anywhere. You guys have WaWa's up there?

 

[luto199]

hate to crap on your mountian dew party, but liquid carbohydrates like that are one of the worst things you can have. I makes you pancreas excrete enough insulin to fill my swimming pool

P.S. I can BBQ and eat these dogs every day, wohooo!

 

[JG1]

hate to crap on your mountian dew party, but liquid carbohydrates like that are one of the worst things you can have. I makes you pancreas excrete enough insulin to fill my swimming pool

P.S. I can BBQ and eat these dogs every day, wohooo!

Umm, what liquid carbs?? Diet Mountain Dew Code Red hs 0 calories, 0 carbs....

 

[luto199]

i dunno, i was reading that article in the New York Times ( http://www.nytimes.com/2002/07/07/magazine/07FAT.html?ex=1027152507&ei=1&en=1bad5bc0b125c3d5 )

Sugar and corn syrup from soft drinks, juices and the copious teas and sports drinks now supply more than 10 percent of our total calories; the 80's saw the introduction of Big Gulps and 32-ounce cups of Coca-Cola, blasted through with sugar, but 100 percent fat free. When it comes to insulin and blood sugar, these soft drinks and fruit juices -- what the scientists call ''wet carbohydrates'' -- might indeed be worst of all. (Diet soda accounts for less than a quarter of the soda market.)

Well i dunno, diet may not be as bad but im staying far away!