Starbucks is discontinuing Hazelnut coffee

[runnah]

Mercy, that is complicated!

Sometimes i get fancy and use real creamer instead of the powdered kind.

Ugh, please tell me you're kidding! The ingredients in that stuff are horrifying.

Compared to some of the other stuff I willingly put into my body I think powdered creamer is the least of my worries.

 

[JustJazzie]

Mercy, that is complicated!

Sometimes i get fancy and use real creamer instead of the powdered kind.

Ugh, please tell me you're kidding! The ingredients in that stuff are horrifying.

You beat me to this comment. Powder is not food. And neither are flavored liquid lightener. I'll take it black over fake anything else.

Food is any 'nutritious' substance, whether liquid, powder, solid, or gelatinous form.

Key word, NUTRITIOUS. Hydrogenated oils and chemicals are actually considered hazardous which is, I am pretty sure, an opposite of nutritious.

Do You Know What's in Your Non-Dairy Creamer?

 

[runnah]

Mercy, that is complicated!

Sometimes i get fancy and use real creamer instead of the powdered kind.

Ugh, please tell me you're kidding! The ingredients in that stuff are horrifying.

You beat me to this comment. Powder is not food. And neither are flavored liquid lightener. I'll take it black over fake anything else.

Food is any 'nutritious' substance, whether liquid, powder, solid, or gelatinous form.

Yup. Food is all the same basic building blocks. The quantities vary but a steak is the same as a candy bar.

 

[JustJazzie]

Mercy, that is complicated!

Sometimes i get fancy and use real creamer instead of the powdered kind.

Ugh, please tell me you're kidding! The ingredients in that stuff are horrifying.

You beat me to this comment. Powder is not food. And neither are flavored liquid lightener. I'll take it black over fake anything else.

Food is any 'nutritious' substance, whether liquid, powder, solid, or gelatinous form.

Yup. Food is all the same basic building blocks. The quantities vary but a steak is the same as a candy bar.

I read that as "a hut is the same as a castle" because they have similar building blocks

 

[runnah]

Key word, NUTRITIOUS. Hydrogenated oils and chemicals are actually considered hazardous which is, I am pretty sure, an opposite of nutritious.

Do You Know What's in Your Non-Dairy Creamer?

Well if you want to be specific any thing that humans can consume and digest is nutritious.

 

[KenC]

All you need to know is the four basic food groups: bags, bottles, boxes and cans.

 

[limr30 3]

Yup. Food is all the same basic building blocks. The quantities vary but a steak is the same as a candy bar.

See, now you're just talkin' crazy.

 

[runnah]

I read that as "a hut is the same as a castle" because they have similar building blocks

Yeah it's true tho.

Amino acids, proteins etc... all the same.

 

[runnah]

Yup. Food is all the same basic building blocks. The quantities vary but a steak is the same as a candy bar.

See, now you're just talkin' crazy.

How so?

 

[limr30 3]

A steak is not the same as a candy bar. It's not just about calories. The body is going to process a steak differently from how it processes a candy bar.

 

[runnah]

A steak is not the same as a candy bar. It's not just about calories. The body is going to process a steak differently from how it processes a candy bar.

No it's not.

Your body breaks down all food into basic elements which it can absorb. The rest is passed.

 

[limr30 3]

I'm not a biochemist so I don't know all the specifics of how the body digests what, but while it's true that the body will take what it needs and eliminate the rest, you're going to get more of what you need from some things and less from others. There are also other substances that are in some foods and not in others. The process also takes varying amounts of time, which affects the body differently.

You're just not getting the same things out of a candy bar than you are going to get from meat or vegetables.

 

[Scatterbrained]

A steak is not the same as a candy bar. It's not just about calories. The body is going to process a steak differently from how it processes a candy bar.

No it's not.

Your body breaks down all food into basic elements which it can absorb. The rest is passed.

Not quite. Now you're starting to sound like the corn lobby with their "sugar is sugar, your body can't tell the difference" crap.

 

[JustJazzie]

Nikon cool pix and a d810 both take in light and export jpegs so they are actually the same thing and neither is superior.

 

[runnah]

I'm not a biochemist so I don't know all the specifics of how the body digests what, but while it's true that the body will take what it needs and eliminate the rest, you're going to get more of what you need from some things and less from others. There are also other substances that are in some foods and not in others. The process also takes varying amounts of time, which affects the body differently.

You're just not getting the same things out of a candy bar than you are going to get from meat or vegetables.

Right what I am saying like Jazzie mentioned is the house analogy. Think of the body as a house trying to be built. You need basic supplies, (bricks, wood, tiles..etc) every day a truck delivers supplies 3 times a day. Some trucks have more bricks, others have more wood some only have one supply while other have all evenly mixed.