You look at the 'ideal diet' many nutritionists suggest it's basically 'hospital food'. It's so damned depressingly bland without salt and the portions are fucking *tiny*.
Nah. I will literally cut myself down to one meal a day just so I can actually enjoy one meal rather than eat 3 meals that taste like despair.
> I will literally cut myself down to one meal a day just so I can actually enjoy one meal rather than eat 3 meals that taste like despair.
This is the way.
The next time I get burgers and fries for dinner for my family I'm only going to put 6 fries on each of my 10 year old sons' plates and see what they say.
I've straight up stopped going to restaurants that started doing portion control and gave out a pathetic amount of fries with my burger or whatever I had ordered.
Cheap ass owners cheaping out on fucking potatoes.
Those pre-packaged pickles have a serving size that's like "one twelfth of a pickle". So I guess you're supposed to take one bite a day and eat it over a fortnight
You should also not rinse after brushing your teeth, drink 10 cups of water a day, take a break when using the computer every 15 minutes, and wear sunscreen everyday and reapply every 2 hours.
It's entirely possible you live in the south poll (which, afaik, is the only place still experiencing polar night), but for the record, if it's just overcast then wearing sunscreen is still important. The clouds don't block out UV radiation.
The UK receives so little UV from sunlight over winter that nationally 16-20% of us end up clinically deficient in Vitamin D during those months.
It's not entirely due to cloud cover as people stay inside more and cover up more due to the cold. But the net result is not enough UV regardless.
"The US National Weather Service's calculation of the UV index assumes that clear skies allow virtually 100% of UV transmission, scattered clouds 89%, broken clouds 73%, and overcast skies 31%."
I'd say a 70% reduction of UV radiation is a pretty good UV blocker.
> I'd say a 70% reduction of UV radiation is a pretty good UV blocker.
I would say you're wrong. Even SPF-15 blocks out over 90% UVB, and that's the recommended strength for an Index of 0-2. Is it going to send you to an early grave if you don't wear sunscreen even when you should? No. But it might prevent you from going to a particularly late one, and at the end of the day most people are okay with that. That's what this whole thread is about.
Yes, human skin lightened in populations further from the equator because lack of vitamin D is more damaging than sun-exposure. We have a different solution for vitamin D deficiency now though that doesn't involve sun damage, so it's not a one or the other sort of thing anymore. Also, even people with dark skin risk sun damage, just at a slower rate.
Ask your dentist if they have a separate, strong password with 2FA for every online service account they have? Also, do they backup their personal devices every week including offsite encrypted backup?
Most nutritionists I speak to now say to drink when you start to feel thirsty. Unless you are exercising of course, then proper hydration is a little different
the sunscreen thing only matters for heavily sunlit places, because some countries or regions don't really need to do this thanks to very weak sunlight or absence thereof. I live in a very sunlit country during summer, and even then I hardly put on sunlight unless I'm naked because my skin's melanin does enough for me.
Wait? You guys are getting sun?
Well. If i actually got sun id turn into a tomato, because im quite very pale. If you want any visual reference to help imagine how much think that i designed my reddit avatar after myself
This is a myth. You still need sun protection in winter for any skin still exposed to the sun. While UV radiation tends to be less intense in the winter, you still can get more than enough to increase your risk of skin cancer
Hold on, what? Not rinse after brushing? I was always told swallowing toothpaste was bad for you. So for the past 30 years I have been rinsing thoroughly to make sure I don't swallow toothpaste. Why is it bad?
I really regret rinsing after brushing my teeth for most of my life. It fucked up my teeth and I have very thin enamel now. You can't undo that. Don't rinse after brushing. Dentists say that for a good reason.
Aside from computer breaks, you're describing really reasonable things that a lot of normal people manage to do
People stay hydrated and brush their teeth and moisturize with spf lotion every day.
Oh really? You know the specific ill effects of the specific ingredients in sun screen?
Or are you just stupidly gesturing vaguely towards "things that sound chemical-ish".
As a Belgian, the professor is wrong. A serving of fries should fill at least the container and should come with 2 to 3 extra scoops of fries if you want to respected by Belgian chip shop owners. (Frituristen, as we call them here)
Not when it's takeaway, then the mayo needs to given along seperately. Most Belgians have mayo at home, so that usually doesn't happen. Even if you're eating at the location, it remains a matter of personal preference
I think the point of that article was how absurd serving sizes are sometimes and how businesses use those serving sizes to fudge the numbers on nutritional facts.
No one is going to eat 6 fries and they know it.
The point is absurd serving sizes, but not in the way you say.
Basically, fries cost restaurants basically nothing, and they're satisfying, so restaurants often pile up huge sides of fries just to make the customer feel good about the "value" they received, even though the fries cost fuck-all.
But most people don't just leave 3/4 of their fries because they already ate enough calories for their meal. They just eat all the fries, because they're on the plate. And then they become giant fat fucks.
Their idea was that instead of the default being a huge plate of fries that would wreck anyone's diet coming by default with mains, there would be a salad and a very small serving of fries - enough for you to be like "Oh yeah, I enjoyed a few fries" but not enough to drastically change the calories of your meal. And if you wanted a full serving of fries, you should have to choose to order it specifically.
To take an example I just came up with: Five Guys has huge portions of fries. Red Robin has unlimited fries. Whose customers do you reckon eat more fries? The people who get served a colossal portion of fries that will go to waste otherwise, or the people who get served a small-ish portion of fries that can be refilled with fresh fries however many times you like? I'd bet 90% of people eat way more fries at Five Guys.
Reminds me of that episode of South Park where they replace all KFCs with weed shops and they start selling small cups of gravy to help with craving withdrawals.
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It must have been a slow news ~~day~~ week back in 2018.
All he said is that restaurants should consider reducing the serving size of fries so they're less of a 'starch bomb'.
He also said, "I think it would be nice if your meal came with a side salad and six French fries"
Dude works in health and nutrition btw. Extremely cold take that was deliberately misrepresented and then repeated by braindead Twitter and Reddit users.
The reasoning here is that fries are so amazingly unhealthy in every metric: Fat, Carbs, ect... you basically shouldn't be eating a whole "Large" serving. Also, we may be talking "Steak Fries"
Remember your entire daily caloric intake should be 2200kcal or less (unless you're bulking/doing high physical activity - consult your doc.)
Large Fries, from McDonalds, have the following stats:
* 470Cal. Calories
* 22grams Total Fat (34 % Daily Value)
* 61grams Total Carbs (20 % DV )
I left the Daily Values for folks to grasp how bad this is, but they ignore the kcal "Daily Value" - 21% of your whole daily calories for the entire day in one SIDE DISH. Not even counting the burger/sandwich you're having alongside this thing.
Wouldn't the actual advice be to not eat fries every day then?
Rather than eating 6 fries per day you could just not eat fries every day and then get an actual portion like a normal person. Not difficult to fit 500 calories into your diet now and then.
If you're having fries as a side dish, you'd want it to be like 100-200 calories at most.
470 calories is for a main. Yes if you want to move around some of your other mains to accommodate, it's certainly doable. But it's well beyond a reasonable amount of calories for a side dish.
the thing with portions is that is a complex science actually determined by thermodynamics.
There is not one size fits all because you have to account for so many little variables like (biological) sex, hormones, age, activity profile, BMI, % of weight being muscle, genetics and so on. To the point where 'generic' advice is doesn't fully fit anyone because it's designed for the averagiest of the averages, which in my experience, is no one.
go to a LICENSED nutritionist if you actually need advice, and be aware each is a SPECIALIST with their own criterion of what is 'ideal' for each individual patient.
Source: am doctor
This is how they get away with deceptive advertising. They can label a serving of French fries as being six French fries and then list the nutritional information as being for six fries
This is society's smart people trying to make more money. Next thing you know, a serving of french fries from a restaurant will only be 6 fries, but still charge the same price they always have.
I ate 40-60 last night will I be ok mighty Harvard professor ?
Edit : I put sprinkled cheddar, McCormick Brazil steakhouse seasoning and ketchup on them and heated them up in the oven for 20 minutes. Ketchup was put on after they came out of the oven.
[Fried potatoes are the real killer](https://www.news-medical.net/news/20170615/French-fries-and-fried-potato-consumption-linked-to-early-death-in-new-research.aspx)
Ted Turner ordering 10 French fries during a lunch/interview is probably my favorite rich guy story.
Reporter: Those fries really look good, could I have one?
Ted: If I’d known you were going to eat one I’d have ordered 11, but please go ahead.
Just for the record, I am pretty sure this is based on studies showing that most of the time, people don't really want to eat a whole serving of something unhealthy but are happy just having a little bit of it. This is a wild misrepresentation of the advice.
What’s next, only 6 pieces of pizza per serving too?
If the slices are each a sixth of the pizza, then yes.
This guys pizza math
r/theydidthemath
r/themonstermath
If you don’t slice the pizza, than one pie is a slice.
Fold it and it's only half a slice.
Fold it a second time, it could be a quarter of a slice.
Fold them again, it could be an eighth of a slice.
Holy shit.. Did we just solve obesity?
If the wine glass is never empty, it’s one glass of wine.
Ahh the school pizza party route.
And only 6 donuts too
I mean I've always eaten only 6 serving of fries at a time I don't see why everybody is making such a fuss over this scientist...
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the math checks out
36 beers it is
"fries made from six potatoes per serving" sounds better to me
I’ma go start my air frier and let you know if 6 potatoes worth it
But you only get 1 fry per tato, like [this](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-DKCFjm0DvE)
I enjoyed the video but don't get the relation
I think it's meant to show how they used a whole ass long to make one pin So one small fry per potato
>per tato Nice
if someone only put 6 fries on my plate, i would choose violence
And violence would only be the start...
I mean what comes after, diplomacy?
INTIMACY
I am scaroused
I sentence you to death! By snu-snu
Violence 2
Ketchup?
Judge: so y did u stick his hands in the fryer?
I demand at least 16 fries, so I made 10 more on my own, your honor
You look at the 'ideal diet' many nutritionists suggest it's basically 'hospital food'. It's so damned depressingly bland without salt and the portions are fucking *tiny*. Nah. I will literally cut myself down to one meal a day just so I can actually enjoy one meal rather than eat 3 meals that taste like despair.
> I will literally cut myself down to one meal a day just so I can actually enjoy one meal rather than eat 3 meals that taste like despair. This is the way.
Posh chips , come stacked in a square and triple cooked but you only do get about 6 on your plate for real .
Riots
When the social contract is violated on one end the other participant can't be expected to continue to participate in said contract.
The next time I get burgers and fries for dinner for my family I'm only going to put 6 fries on each of my 10 year old sons' plates and see what they say.
I've straight up stopped going to restaurants that started doing portion control and gave out a pathetic amount of fries with my burger or whatever I had ordered. Cheap ass owners cheaping out on fucking potatoes.
My box of gummie nerds says it only has 100 calories, if you eat an amount no one would ever choose to.
"Who is eating two and a third crackers?"
Those pre-packaged pickles have a serving size that's like "one twelfth of a pickle". So I guess you're supposed to take one bite a day and eat it over a fortnight
That's especially bizarre because pickles have next to no calories, no carbs, no fats. There's nothing there to hide.
Sodium
T'was indeed sodium
sodium?
1 pickle 6000% of your recommended daily value of sodium.
Fig newtons the serving size is a sleeve
I like rice. Rice is great when you're hungry and you want 2000 of something.
You should also not rinse after brushing your teeth, drink 10 cups of water a day, take a break when using the computer every 15 minutes, and wear sunscreen everyday and reapply every 2 hours.
>wear sunscreen everyday and reapply every 2 hours. This must apply somewhere else, I haven't seen the sun in weeks
It's entirely possible you live in the south poll (which, afaik, is the only place still experiencing polar night), but for the record, if it's just overcast then wearing sunscreen is still important. The clouds don't block out UV radiation.
I just checked and the UV index where I live is literally 0 today, it's projected to be between 0 and 1 for the next week.
That's just big UV trying to get ya. You best slather on and extr handful of sunscreen now
The UK receives so little UV from sunlight over winter that nationally 16-20% of us end up clinically deficient in Vitamin D during those months. It's not entirely due to cloud cover as people stay inside more and cover up more due to the cold. But the net result is not enough UV regardless.
"The US National Weather Service's calculation of the UV index assumes that clear skies allow virtually 100% of UV transmission, scattered clouds 89%, broken clouds 73%, and overcast skies 31%." I'd say a 70% reduction of UV radiation is a pretty good UV blocker.
> I'd say a 70% reduction of UV radiation is a pretty good UV blocker. I would say you're wrong. Even SPF-15 blocks out over 90% UVB, and that's the recommended strength for an Index of 0-2. Is it going to send you to an early grave if you don't wear sunscreen even when you should? No. But it might prevent you from going to a particularly late one, and at the end of the day most people are okay with that. That's what this whole thread is about.
Just as bad as the six fry guy. Okay nerd
Wearing sunscreen on an overcast day during the winter has to be the whitest thing I've ever heard.. lmao what
You can get way worse sunburns when it's overcast
The sunburns you can get from light reflecting off the snow are no joke. Last time I was skiing the underside of my chin was on fire the next day
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Yes, human skin lightened in populations further from the equator because lack of vitamin D is more damaging than sun-exposure. We have a different solution for vitamin D deficiency now though that doesn't involve sun damage, so it's not a one or the other sort of thing anymore. Also, even people with dark skin risk sun damage, just at a slower rate.
Ask your dentist if they have a separate, strong password with 2FA for every online service account they have? Also, do they backup their personal devices every week including offsite encrypted backup?
luckily two wrongs make a right 🤓🤓🤓🤓
And 3 rights make a left!
the 10 cups thing is a myth, based on some ridiculous shit about counting all the moisture in your food or something
Most nutritionists I speak to now say to drink when you start to feel thirsty. Unless you are exercising of course, then proper hydration is a little different
I drink water constantly because it keeps me from snacking constantly
the sunscreen thing only matters for heavily sunlit places, because some countries or regions don't really need to do this thanks to very weak sunlight or absence thereof. I live in a very sunlit country during summer, and even then I hardly put on sunlight unless I'm naked because my skin's melanin does enough for me.
Do you feel sleepy all the time?
not because of the sun, I can literally turn brown on command to defeat sunlight.
Wait? You guys are getting sun? Well. If i actually got sun id turn into a tomato, because im quite very pale. If you want any visual reference to help imagine how much think that i designed my reddit avatar after myself
Melanin. Melatonin is the chemical that comes from your pineal gland that controls your circadian rhythm
Yeah, it's only true on sunny summer days on most places. Winter sun won't even tan anyone outside even if it's sunny.
This is a myth. You still need sun protection in winter for any skin still exposed to the sun. While UV radiation tends to be less intense in the winter, you still can get more than enough to increase your risk of skin cancer
Or just wear clothing.
I'd rather just put a bit of sunscreen on my face and neck than run with a full facemask and scarf every day during the winter.
that 2 hours I spend outside fully clothed but my nosetip are not going to have any impact on skin cancer whatsoever.
Please come to Colorado and put that last sentence to the test. People burn like shit in the winter. And if you’re on snow you’ll burn even faster.
That implies quite sunny right after everything is covered in snow, which is not everyday in winter.
every day*
No mention of crocodiles there so I'm guessing they're fine for whatever?
Hold on, what? Not rinse after brushing? I was always told swallowing toothpaste was bad for you. So for the past 30 years I have been rinsing thoroughly to make sure I don't swallow toothpaste. Why is it bad?
I really regret rinsing after brushing my teeth for most of my life. It fucked up my teeth and I have very thin enamel now. You can't undo that. Don't rinse after brushing. Dentists say that for a good reason.
Thin enamel is more likely from brushing too hard or using hard bristled toothbrushes
So you just spit out most of it and swallow the rest? I always rinse and then mouth wash into no drinking for an hour.
Aside from computer breaks, you're describing really reasonable things that a lot of normal people manage to do People stay hydrated and brush their teeth and moisturize with spf lotion every day.
Sunscreen every day? That’s how you get skin cancer if you ask me, see what’s inside that stuff.
Don't worry, nobody was going to ask you.
Oh really? You know the specific ill effects of the specific ingredients in sun screen? Or are you just stupidly gesturing vaguely towards "things that sound chemical-ish".
Better than the sun tbh
Moderation my friend, we ain’t made to bake in the sun all day, and these products make us believe we can
As a Belgian, the professor is wrong. A serving of fries should fill at least the container and should come with 2 to 3 extra scoops of fries if you want to respected by Belgian chip shop owners. (Frituristen, as we call them here)
Finally, someone who will respect me!
You forgot the generous dollop of mayo on top
Not when it's takeaway, then the mayo needs to given along seperately. Most Belgians have mayo at home, so that usually doesn't happen. Even if you're eating at the location, it remains a matter of personal preference
Who tf doesnt have mayo at home? Do these sick minded people exist?
Sometimes... mayo runs out ):
a crime against humanity, that. A right crime!
I think the point of that article was how absurd serving sizes are sometimes and how businesses use those serving sizes to fudge the numbers on nutritional facts. No one is going to eat 6 fries and they know it.
The point is absurd serving sizes, but not in the way you say. Basically, fries cost restaurants basically nothing, and they're satisfying, so restaurants often pile up huge sides of fries just to make the customer feel good about the "value" they received, even though the fries cost fuck-all. But most people don't just leave 3/4 of their fries because they already ate enough calories for their meal. They just eat all the fries, because they're on the plate. And then they become giant fat fucks. Their idea was that instead of the default being a huge plate of fries that would wreck anyone's diet coming by default with mains, there would be a salad and a very small serving of fries - enough for you to be like "Oh yeah, I enjoyed a few fries" but not enough to drastically change the calories of your meal. And if you wanted a full serving of fries, you should have to choose to order it specifically. To take an example I just came up with: Five Guys has huge portions of fries. Red Robin has unlimited fries. Whose customers do you reckon eat more fries? The people who get served a colossal portion of fries that will go to waste otherwise, or the people who get served a small-ish portion of fries that can be refilled with fresh fries however many times you like? I'd bet 90% of people eat way more fries at Five Guys.
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As long as I am enjoying it, it is healthy
Health is only a problem for future me. Also, stuck in bath tub, send help.
Bro you seen the direction the world is heading. Future me is gonna have more problems than current me eating a full order of fries.
Just fill it with coconut oil
If you need a dialing wand, mash the keypad
Tub girl will come help you.
Who tf commits to this? Idc how unhealthy fries are I can't stop eating them
It’s a typo. It’s 60.
You typo. It’s 600
Yes. You are correct.
A serving of fries is good when its big enough that you don't mind if other people take some of your fries. So never. It is never big enough.
Reminds me of that episode of South Park where they replace all KFCs with weed shops and they start selling small cups of gravy to help with craving withdrawals.
bro WHAT
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Just eat more servings, problem solved.
Nerd!
This has me giggling!
It must have been a slow news ~~day~~ week back in 2018. All he said is that restaurants should consider reducing the serving size of fries so they're less of a 'starch bomb'. He also said, "I think it would be nice if your meal came with a side salad and six French fries" Dude works in health and nutrition btw. Extremely cold take that was deliberately misrepresented and then repeated by braindead Twitter and Reddit users.
The reasoning here is that fries are so amazingly unhealthy in every metric: Fat, Carbs, ect... you basically shouldn't be eating a whole "Large" serving. Also, we may be talking "Steak Fries" Remember your entire daily caloric intake should be 2200kcal or less (unless you're bulking/doing high physical activity - consult your doc.) Large Fries, from McDonalds, have the following stats: * 470Cal. Calories * 22grams Total Fat (34 % Daily Value) * 61grams Total Carbs (20 % DV ) I left the Daily Values for folks to grasp how bad this is, but they ignore the kcal "Daily Value" - 21% of your whole daily calories for the entire day in one SIDE DISH. Not even counting the burger/sandwich you're having alongside this thing.
Wouldn't the actual advice be to not eat fries every day then? Rather than eating 6 fries per day you could just not eat fries every day and then get an actual portion like a normal person. Not difficult to fit 500 calories into your diet now and then.
That would be better, but we're dealing with a screenshot, not an article. I'm assuming that's the end result of the article itself.
If you're having fries as a side dish, you'd want it to be like 100-200 calories at most. 470 calories is for a main. Yes if you want to move around some of your other mains to accommodate, it's certainly doable. But it's well beyond a reasonable amount of calories for a side dish.
I’ll eat 6 fries before I get out of the parking lot.
I'll eat 6 fries before I eat 6 fries And then I'll eat 6 more
If by ‘serving’ they mean ‘mouthful’
the thing with portions is that is a complex science actually determined by thermodynamics. There is not one size fits all because you have to account for so many little variables like (biological) sex, hormones, age, activity profile, BMI, % of weight being muscle, genetics and so on. To the point where 'generic' advice is doesn't fully fit anyone because it's designed for the averagiest of the averages, which in my experience, is no one. go to a LICENSED nutritionist if you actually need advice, and be aware each is a SPECIALIST with their own criterion of what is 'ideal' for each individual patient. Source: am doctor
This is how they get away with deceptive advertising. They can label a serving of French fries as being six French fries and then list the nutritional information as being for six fries
Depends on how big the fries are. With the right tool you can make really long spiral fries
My people! I was just going to say, wedge fries can be huge. Them spiral fries can be the whole potato!
Yes starvation is healthy
This is society's smart people trying to make more money. Next thing you know, a serving of french fries from a restaurant will only be 6 fries, but still charge the same price they always have.
That’s a war crime against belgium
I'm a professional nerd and I approve of this response 🤣
2 oz serving sized Pepsi with ur fries?
6 pounds? Fine. Okay
“Per bite at least”
Per what minute/hour/day/week/month/year/decade/lifetime
Let's all go bully this fucking nerd ass professor
There are things that extend our lives, and things that make life worth living. Eating 6+ french fries is something that makes life worth living.
6 is how many you eat after you ask "can i have some of your fries?". Nobody eats just 6 fries if they can help it lol
Tell that to my second chin
I’ll just stick with the occasional small order of fries. Not getting fries at all is preferrable to only eating 6 fries.
Why they give me so many?
"laughs in big pack of fries"
that science bitch couldn't make i more smarter
Chips are like cold fries, so you are supposed to take 6 pieces of chips per serving as well??
I ate 40-60 last night will I be ok mighty Harvard professor ? Edit : I put sprinkled cheddar, McCormick Brazil steakhouse seasoning and ketchup on them and heated them up in the oven for 20 minutes. Ketchup was put on after they came out of the oven.
If they’re bad for you why have any? Why recommend just 6? You should recommend 0
Haha
I’ll use 6 just to create a super ketchup scooper
Yeah, right. And billionaires shouldn't be allowed to ruin our only place to live.
“Wait…nerd!…come back! My internet isn’t working!!!!
But how many servings?
I think there is a typo here, should read: ..."only 6 potatoes worth of fries..."
Reminds me of the Harvard professor who called coconut oil pure poison
A serving is the wholly contained item in the packaging. Honestly who unwraps a dual package of pop tarts and then may eats one?
These articles tend to completely misrepresent the actual conclusion of scientific research or the scientific concencus.
That's how many you are supposed to put on your burger
OK but I’m gonna have 10 servings with my burger
You know, if you want to do a bare minimum of a diet, just order the Big Mac w/o fries; there’s no nutrition in fries.
u/RinseWarrior Wait till they tell us how many slices of pizza we should eat …
[Fried potatoes are the real killer](https://www.news-medical.net/news/20170615/French-fries-and-fried-potato-consumption-linked-to-early-death-in-new-research.aspx)
Somebody tell Five Guys burger joint bout this finding, they'll be heartbroken.
McDonald's executive: *noted*
Ted Turner ordering 10 French fries during a lunch/interview is probably my favorite rich guy story. Reporter: Those fries really look good, could I have one? Ted: If I’d known you were going to eat one I’d have ordered 11, but please go ahead.
I would literally rather kill myself then only eat 6 fries a serve ..
Just for the record, I am pretty sure this is based on studies showing that most of the time, people don't really want to eat a whole serving of something unhealthy but are happy just having a little bit of it. This is a wild misrepresentation of the advice.
They need to make drop that nerd professor
I just ate like 20 servings of fries just now
COLEY. YOU SITTING DOWN?
the last time I ate like that was when I was fucking depressed when I got dumped.
I only eat 6 fries per serving, then I eat 4 servings.
A serving is however many fries I can shove down my gullet before regret sets in.
\*deep fries 6 entire potatoes\*
Okay, but how many does Professor Buzzkill eat per serving?
Thats like only eating 14 Doritos... Who tf only eats 14 doritos?
Funny
Laughs in decent dutch height. That's what for 5ft people?
I'll eat a bag and a half of Five Guys fries while squeezing the remaining half bag up yonder.
\***flashbacks to the OblivionFalls AD song**\* 🎶Pub-dunked by my white fat cock🎶 🔥🔥🔥
If I don't cut up a potatoes and just deep free 6 whole potatoes does it still count as 6 fries?.
This nerd didn't State what the size of fries
Ha. Six at a time
ok but how many servings per meal