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to gulp down a couple of chocolates while boiling the kettle to make the coffee I'm having instead of ice cream?

15 replies

AElfgifu · 15/05/2014 20:05

because chocolates eaten under those circumstances have hardly any calories, do they, and I'll definitely lose weight for resisting the temptation to eat high fat pudding.Grin

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olivespickledonions · 15/05/2014 20:08

Agree. Chocolates stuffed down whilst standing up do not make you fat.

CeramicUnicorns · 15/05/2014 20:08

Erm well I hate to break it to you but a chocolate probably has about the same number of calories as a scoop of ice-cream...

Deathraystare · 15/05/2014 20:10

Nonsense! If you eat it quick it has no calories at all!!!! (this logic is why I am overweight!!)

MinesAPintOfTea · 15/05/2014 20:10

Yabu. Sit down with a small bowl of ice cream and savour it rather than welding down other sugar, probably more of it due to actually wanting ice cream.

AElfgifu · 15/05/2014 20:13

and it is getting dark, and isn't all the high calorie food I fight to keep away from all day much better for me, if only I can resist the temptation until evening?????

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Andrewofgg · 15/05/2014 20:28

Write a hundred times:

It is never unreasonable to eat chocolate
It is never unreasonable to eat chocolate

and so on, but in ink. That'll get it into your head Grin

Bettercallsaul1 · 15/05/2014 20:38

I think the fact that you ate them quickly, and didn't really enjoy them as much as usual reduces the calories in the chocolates quite a lot.

Bettercallsaul1 · 15/05/2014 20:40

I think that's been proved scientifically.

Andrewofgg · 15/05/2014 20:50

All food brought into my office to mark special occasions - especially chocolate and Krispy Kremes - passes through a machine called a decaloriser. Every home should have one.

SpeedwellBlue · 15/05/2014 20:58

Could you cut the chocolates in half? If you cut food on half it has half the calories, so you can eat twice as much. I learned that frpm Marjorie Dawes

MaryWestmacott · 15/05/2014 21:02

have you had them yet? If you've already had them, then it's fine.

If not, don't, have the icecream instead, you'll probably have just as many calories but that's the calories you really want and will savor more.

But if you've already done sneaky chocolate scoffing, ignore.

PosyFossilsShoes · 15/05/2014 21:09

YABU to think that guilt is a calorie-reducer. Enjoy the chocolate and then it won't take calorific revenge. It's scientifically proven and everything. Grin

Bettercallsaul1 · 15/05/2014 21:28

Actually, have the icecream as well - certain combinations of food render the calorie value of both zero. I'm certain chocolate and icecream are one such pairing.

FreeSpirit89 · 15/05/2014 23:20

It's quite possible your DCs could have eaten the chocolate. So it's our job as parents to test it first. For toxins naturally. And it just so happens That chocolate eaten for the sake of DCs does not gave calories :)

Enjoy

KoalaDownUnder · 16/05/2014 04:10

Did the chocolate have nuts in it? If so, you expended more calories chewing the chocolate than was contained in said chocolate.

If not, don't panic. Just go and get a family block of Roast Almond to repair the damage.

HTH.

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