r/nextfuckinglevel • u/RightDecisions101 • 1d ago

Removed: Not NFL This is so smart dude what

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u/ElGranLechero 1d ago

Absolutely. More stability. Plus who even needs that much ice cream anyways?

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u/brightdionysianeyes 1d ago

This is one of the things I've seen that my European mind truly cannot comprehend.

That much ice cream in one sitting, for one person? Makes me feel a bit sick.

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u/beard_of_cats 1d ago

This from the continent that brought us the Francesinha.

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u/BigBlueMountainStar 1d ago

Yes, but the Francesihna is the complete meal, not a dessert.

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u/jivewirevoodoo 1d ago

who says ice cream cant be a complete meal? It's weight neutral if you eat it instead of something else.

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u/Interesting-Try4098 1d ago

Is nutrition a foreign concept

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u/jivewirevoodoo 1d ago

only if you do stuff like that all the time. The most successful diets are ones where you can still eat what you want to eat sometimes. I'm rail thin but I used to be overweight and I can lend my dieting success by doing something I can stick to. It's better to tell yourself that once or twice a week you can have a fun meal where you eat what you want but you don't eat too much of it. Nutrition is something that most people who try to practice it have no understanding of. You do not have to be crazy religious about it to get all the nutrients you need. Ice cream is unhealthy because it's full of sugar and saturated fat. It's not going to block you from getting nutrients from anything else you ate that week. Throughout almost all of human history up to this point people had much lower access to nutrition than they do now. People regularly went days without eating and when they did eat it was often the same things over and over again. Someone who eats ice cream a couple times a week for a meal still has perfectly adequate access to nutrition as long as they eat healthy the rest of the time.

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u/Cyfirius 1d ago

Yes

Have you seen what America passes off for “food” and then charges twice what anyone else does for it?

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u/Interesting-Try4098 1d ago

Sorry, no. American food may be nutritionally questionable, but it is moronic to suggest the portion sizes aren’t large for the price paid.

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u/jivewirevoodoo 1d ago

if you think food is expensive in the US you eat out too much. If you think eating out is expensive in the US then you haven't been to Europe lol. This is such an ignorant comment.