Grilled Cheese Question!!!!!

[HorseGirlAbby]

That is absolutely disgusting to even look at. That is an even worse idea than driving 85 in a 25.

I think speeding is way worse than eating pure sugar once in a while.

 

[ShrekDawg]

I don't see how fairy bread is worse than cinnamon toast. Lots of people eat that in the U.S.

Cinnamon is delicious and far less sugar. Actually like zero if you’re using straight cinnamon and not cinnamon sugar. And actually has flavor. Unlike sprinkles.

 

[Bawkbok]

2-3 slices and I recently realized I like cheddar better than American cheese because that's what I had when I wanted a grilled cheese sandwich and ran out of American slices. Experimenting further, I now use white American and Cheddar together. Yummy

 

[JedJackson]

Cinnamon is delicious and far less sugar. Actually like zero if you’re using straight cinnamon and not cinnamon sugar. And actually has flavor. Unlike sprinkles.

I guess if you're not using sugar, but most people do. Fairy bread just has its sugar in a different form. I'm not saying I want to try it, but I'm not going to be judgemental, either. Sugar is everywhere in the American diet, often hidden in foods that are supposedly healthy.

 

[ShrekDawg]

I guess if you're not using sugar, but most people do. Fairy bread just has its sugar in a different form. I'm not saying I want to try it, but I'm not going to be judgemental, either. Sugar is everywhere in the American diet, often hidden in foods that are supposedly healthy.

Hmm true but I think you taste the sugar more with fairy bread is peoples issue with it. The cinnamon hides the sugar taste a bit. But idk. I don’t think anybody is trying to be judgmental, just saying their opinion. Personally, if people want to eat it, I’m fine with them eating it but I wouldn’t. And that’s true too but I still wouldn’t try it. And I love sugar LOL

 

[ShrekDawg]

Grilled cheese is so yummyyyyyyyyy

 

[ShrekDawg]

Made a tripwich tonight!!!!

 

[Sally PB]

Sugar is everywhere in the American diet, often hidden in foods that are supposedly healthy.

There is WAAAAAAY too much sugar in the average American diet. My insurance is sending me emails about "ways to keep my 'pre-diabetes' from progressing." They are ASSUMING that I'm pre-diabetic. Uh, no, I'm not.

The medical community is keeping waaaaay too mum about the food the average person eats, because that is keeping the drug companies in business. A friend of mine is an internist and was surprised to learn that I am on zero prescription drugs.

Clomp, clomp. Getting off soapbox now.

 

[ShrekDawg]

There is WAAAAAAY too much sugar in the average American diet. My insurance is sending me emails about "ways to keep my 'pre-diabetes' from progressing." They are ASSUMING that I'm pre-diabetic. Uh, no, I'm not.

The medical community is keeping waaaaay too mum about the food the average person eats, because that is keeping the drug companies in business. A friend of mine is an internist and was surprised to learn that I am on zero prescription drugs.

Clomp, clomp. Getting off soapbox now.

Zero!?

 

[Sally PB]

I take supplements (calcium, fish oil, glucosamine, etc.) and that's it. Hubby is on one med (lifelong; anti seizure med) and also takes fish oil and glucosamine.

We're doing our best to keep it this way. Our doctor is fine with this and won't try to push pills on me if, say, my cholesterol is not perfect. I'm doing what I can to bring it down, ie, diet and exercise. No pills needed for that.