We know why we're fat: too much food in general, especially fats and sugar-laden food. Now, "This is Why You're Fat" is a book and website of a collection of recipes and photos of really crazy fatty, sugary food. This may give you pause, or at least prompt you to think about what you put into your sacred body.
Take a look at the website www.thisiswhyyourefat.com and you'll see photos of "The Meat-Up" an insane casserole of (and I quote) "Ground Beef, topped with 2 pepperoni logs, stuffed with Cheez Whiz, topped with a layer of bacon, topped with a layer of mozzarella cheese slices, topped with more bacon, topped with meatballs and served with brown gravy."
There's Twinkie pies with whipped cream, caramel, and extra butter. A special 3-layer pizza of pepperoni, ham and sausage, not just one crust and cheese topping, 3 (three) pizzas stacked on top of each other!
How about deep-fried chocolate cake with whipped cream? Try the Japanese 7-hamburger Whopper with cheese, to celebrate the release of Windows 7!
My personal favorite is the (and I quote again) "Redneck Quiche:
Eggs inside individual bologna cups topped with mayo and Velveeta cheese." Mmmmm.
Take a look and have a laugh. Buy the new book from HarperStudio. Just DO NOT EAT ANYTHING LIKE THESE RECIPES, please God!
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Recipes: This Is Why You're Fat
Tuesday November 3, 2009
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Are any of those recipes made from actual FOOD? Velveeta is not food--it's food flavoured plastic. Twinkies don't have a single natural ingredient.
Maybe if we started by eating food, that looked like it actually came from a corresponding plant or animal, it wouldn't be the whole answer, but a good first step.
The prize winning food at this year;s Texas State Fair in Dallas was deep fried butter. It was wrapped in pastry.
Deep Fried butter? Now come on that really takes the cake. (OK so I'm breaking some grammar rules here as wel, right?)
But, if you want to think rich think Indian (as in India in Asia, not first nations,) desserts. They have all the rich ingredient(yes, all natural,) combined in proportions that make them sinful but alas oh so delicious. And yes, this is an area where Diabetes is reaching Pandemic proportions.
"Try the Japanese 7-hamburger Whopper with cheese, to celebrate the release of Windows 7!"
This cannot be serious. Come on. A menu item to celebrate a software release? LOL!!
Maybe not as extreme but Oreo cookies dipped in donut batter and deep fried. Served hot with whipped cream and chocolate sauce.
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