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[ocelot]

Sometimes I feel bad about our eating habits.

Then I read websites that consider this breakfast and this a healthy breakfast, and I feel a little better.

Comments

[fiorebrilliante.livejournal.com]

The second one would MAYBE have a shot if it used fat free yoghurt instead of pudding. But...yeesh.

[silkensteel.livejournal.com]

No, I'd say full-fat yoghurt for the second one - and leave off the whipped cream. But then it wouldn't be a "fun" breakfast! :)

You could make a vanilla pudding that wouldn't be so bad. Pudding (American style) is nothing more than a white sauce made with cornstarch, sweetened and flavored as desired. Sweeten it with honey, use real vanilla... it would be nice.

[unixronin.livejournal.com]

<Londo_Mollari>
"Vanilla pudding?  Maraschino cherries?  Pretzels?  Whipped cream?  Fake whipped cream?  This, by you, is breakfast???  It sounds like part of the ingredients list for a particularly decadent drink."
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[cymrullewes.livejournal.com]

Sometimes I feel bad about our eating habits.

I think advertisers encourage that feeling. Many people also push their own diets as One-True-Wayisms.

[femakita.livejournal.com]

EW.

I can sort of see the second one, although I'd also be in the substitute yogurt camp. Or, perhaps, as a dessert.

But the first, all nutrition aside, is just too horrible to contemplate.