Dried banana chips, mixed nuts and cabernet
1 000 000 calories?
Who cares?
I don’t.
Do you?
Would you?
Evening Snack
21 Wednesday Dec 2011
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There is also – potassium, along with other vitamins and minerals. Glucose for your brain (it is the only fuel the brain can actually use), protein to rebuild and repair. And so many antioxidants! 🙂 Calories are such an insignificant way to categorise food.
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I love banana chips!
Yumyumyum.
I’m not so much a fan of banana chips as of dried bananas.. have you tried those? Ohhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh *drools*
Girls, I Love My Bananas! Raw, dried, chips… I can’t believe I can have them without any frustration or fear of the binge. Happy!
I’m exactly the same way, Greta. I’m bananas for bananas! Hahaha I especially love them freeze-dried, but like you, I’m in love with them in all forms, whether raw, chips, dried, etc. I have also noticed that I can eat raw bananas with peanut butter to fulfill my sweet tooth, and it doesn’t trigger a binge. Mmmm…bananas *drool* Hahaha ♥
you will laugh your little lithuanian bottom off tomorrow morning upon reading my new post! i think you will like my featured food very much! and hell no! never count the calories on nuts or wine or dried fruit. such beautiful things should not be tainted by the mechanics of caloric thinking. ❤
I love to love my food, Nicole. It’s so surreal not to feel guilty about it.
It’s almost a Christmas miracle. Ha-ha!
i think we could all possibly be monkeys. LOL!
Greta I have been inspired by you and Nicole, and so I’ve been eating fruit and nuts today. It’s Christmas after all.
Seeing you manage makes me believe I can manage too 🙂
Thank you!
Way to go, Eliza! We should definitely start calling ourselves The Monkey Mafia. I hope you‘re a having a happy Christmas as well.
xo.