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Was this a REALLY bad dinner?

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MrsSnape · 08/10/2008 21:28

For dinner we had:

2 sausages (fried)
1 egg (fried)
1 rasher of bacon (fried) and 1/3 tin of beans.

I feel guilty...

Anyone know roughly how many calories were in that?

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whomovedmychocolate · 08/10/2008 21:31

Sounds quite nice actually - fried egg 230 calories, sausages fried are 200 calories or so each, bacon fried 180 calories a rasher -depending on fat level, 1/3 tin beans about 60 calories.

No bread and butter?

But as long as you don't do it every day no real harm done

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minorbirdOnElmstreet · 08/10/2008 21:33

Well, the beans are good for you! And, no carbs, as such another bonus point. What kind of oil was it? Another bonus if it was Olive Oil? Don't feel bad though, you've eaten it now. Just try to eat better tommorrow.

(Am guessing around 700 calories)

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MrsSnape · 08/10/2008 21:53

230 calories in a fried egg?! I was thinking that was the healthiest part of the meal

It was olive oil

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whomovedmychocolate · 08/10/2008 21:55

Eggs are about 85 calories each - which is fab. Unfortunately they do soak up a hell of a lot of oil when you fry them - all those nice little pockets in the white - yum.

Oil has 900 calories in per 100ml whether it's el cheapo rapeseed or extra virgin olive oil - sorry.

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minorbirdOnElmstreet · 08/10/2008 22:00

Yes WMMC but at least olive oil has some nutritional value! Am clutching at straws trying to be positive here! Oh dear and I now fancy a fry up... and a sherry. (An earlier thread) but alas, am on a diet too.

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whomovedmychocolate · 08/10/2008 22:06

Yes, so does sunflower oil and even rapeseed oil. It's not a bad thing to eat shit now and then, it's good. If you consider yourself to be on a diet you feel deprived and end up in a feel depressed/eat crap spiral imho.

Would be better to say 'ah that was nice, now tomorrow we are having something a bit nutritionally sound' and leave it at that.

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