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About This Page: This is a discussion on Food and Beer Reviews within the LetsGoKings.com forums, at Los Angeles Kings Hockey Fan Forum. Healthy BBQ options
Healthier BBQ Alternatives
(New York) Barbecue foods are loaded with fat and calories.
So let me get this straight - a turkey burger with mustard, sweet potato and bluberries/creme cheese? Thanks, but I'd rather eat some celery.
If you follow a healthy diet, there's no need to worry about fat and calories enjoyed during "event" meals. If I'm gonna have a burger, it's gonna be a burger, not some ground turkey with mustard ****.
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Originally Posted by gescom
actually i think it's both good and bad... where Crawford really sacrificed Kopitar to the benefit of Brown and O'Sullivan, Murray is sacrificing Frolov and O'Sullivan for the benefit of the two players this organization has hung their hat on.
the key would be how far Murray can go before Frolov loses patience and O'Sullivan goes into an emotional cocoon.
reminds me of an episode of Married With Children where Steve asked all to grill some fish that he an Marcy bought with them in lieu of the steaks Al was cooking. Only to have Al toss it in the garbage after Steve turned around.
situations like these and turkey burgers can be avoided very easily. Don't invite emasculated douchebag wussies to a BBQ!!!!!
Turkey burgers are good. I have a regular burger maybe once every couple years. That said, on holidays I agree it's good to get a taste of something different. Also agree with Stef, moderation is the key.
I think it's human nature to want most what you can't have. If you are never ever able to have something again... like you can never have a steak again for the rest of your life, it could become an obsession. Knowing that you can have something, just not often, is much better.
Portion control is just as if not more important as what you eat. Just sayin.
Absolutely. It's ALL about portion control, balance and a little self-sacrifice. Don't have to give it all up, but can't just go willy-nilly all-day every day.
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Originally Posted by StickChick
But if you tell me to eat blueberries instead of apple pie, I may have to kill you.
Awww no love for Blueberries? Can I eat yours then? Sure nothing beats a good Apple Pie, but, booberries you can eat every day and tastes great with loads of health benefits. They freeze well too.
Awww no love for Blueberries? Can I eat yours then? Sure nothing beats a good Apple Pie, but, booberries you can eat every day and tastes great with loads of health benefits. They freeze well too.
Oh yeah. I eat blueberries almost every day. Just don't tell me to eat those instead of apple pie if the option is there.
Oh yeah. I eat blueberries almost every day. Just don't tell me to eat those instead of apple pie if the option is there.
Gotcha. I don't think I wanna see Sticky goin' postal. Actually as soon as you said apple pie, my mouth started watering BIG TIME. Can't deny. All that cinnamon............. and melty brown sugar................. and buttery flaky crust................. still warm from the oven................. with a big scoop of vanilla............... MMmmmmmmm....... wait, what were we talking about?
OH yeah! Healthy BBQ!
Last edited by OTTo VoN BLoTTo; May 29th, 2007 at 01:31 PM.
Healthier BBQ Alternatives 
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Can I eat yours then? Sure nothing beats a good Apple Pie, but, booberries you can eat every day and tastes great with loads of health benefits. They freeze well too. 
