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Topic	Is french toast healthy?
man101 10/04/18 11:37:54 AM #20:	JanwayDaahl posted... No, it's pretty unhealthy. It's literally just a load of simple carbs with a tad pit of protein from an egg. It's dessert, what did you expect? Correct. LustyBustyLaura posted... I think if you use good organic ingredients you could make it healthy. Something being organic has nothing to do with its nutritional content and this misconception is why a lot of hippie vegans and vegetarians are actually fat. JanwayDaahl posted... LustyBustyLaura posted... I think if you use good organic ingredients you could make it healthy. The word "organic" is often a buzzword these days, and it's more relevant to farming practices' effects on the environment than anything else. This is the sort of reasoning behind why so many soccer moms who shop at Whole's Foods are kind of fat- they just eat sugar dressed up as something "natural" I noticed this after I already wrote the rest of this post. You beat me to it. --- \\[T]// Praise the Sun <cite>man101 posted [p:909944257] in Is french ... [t:77064344]...</cite> <quote><cite>JanwayDaahl posted...</cite> <quote>No, it's pretty unhealthy. It's literally just a load of simple carbs with a tad pit of protein from an egg. It's dessert, what did you expect?</quote> Correct. <cite>LustyBustyLaura posted...</cite> <quote>I think if you use good organic ingredients you could make it healthy.</quote> Something being organic has nothing to do with its nutritional content and this misconception is why a lot of hippie vegans and vegetarians are actually fat. <cite>JanwayDaahl posted...</cite> <quote><cite>LustyBustyLaura posted...</cite> <quote>I think if you use good organic ingredients you could make it healthy.</quote> The word "organic" is often a buzzword these days, and it's more relevant to farming practices' effects on the environment than anything else. This is the sort of reasoning behind why so many soccer moms who shop at Whole's Foods are kind of fat- they just eat sugar dressed up as something "natural"</quote> I noticed this after I already wrote the rest of this post. You beat me to it. --- \\[T]// Praise the Sun</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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