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  1. John said:

    Blaine seems to be doing everything right. I've only been watching three
    weeks but he's lost over fifty pounds. Probably sixty by now. I am
    wondering when he actually started the diet. He seems to have a really
    good
    attitude also.

    I like his show, but I wonder about how many desserts he has. At some
    point, calories will count, and desserts aren't a good way to lose
    weight. The show I watched last night showed him making desserts for 6
    people, and I don't think that the desserts could be frozen. Having said
    that, if I had enough people over, I'd make the dessert for them. I
    wouldn't make them if I was the only person eating them.

    --
    Bob in CT

  2. Blaine seems to be doing everything right. I've only been watching three
    weeks but he's lost over fifty pounds. Probably sixty by now. I am
    wondering when he actually started the diet. He seems to have a really good
    attitude also.

  3. Plus I wouldn't judge how much or what he actually eats every day by
    what he makes on the show. It is a TV show after all.

  4. John said:


    "Bob M" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:
    John said:

    Blaine seems to be doing everything right. I've only been watching


    three

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    weeks but he's lost over fifty pounds. Probably sixty by now. I am
    wondering when he actually started the diet. He seems to have a


    really

    Quoted message said:

    good
    attitude also.

    I like his show, but I wonder about how many desserts he has. At some
    point, calories will count, and desserts aren't a good way to lose
    weight. The show I watched last night showed him making desserts for 6
    people, and I don't think that the desserts could be frozen. Having
    said
    that, if I had enough people over, I'd make the dessert for them. I
    wouldn't make them if I was the only person eating them.

    --
    Bob in CT

    Well, I did see he has a wife and three children and he feeds them pretty
    much what he eats. He also does about five miles a day on the treadmill.

    They also show him using a bike on the road and a bike in the house. How
    many kids does he have? I saw one show where he made "sandwiches" and
    there were at least 4 kids in the room. Much of the stuff he makes, I'd
    make, but dessert is where it gets hard; I'll make dessert periodically,
    but only the kind you can freeze in small portions. Dessert for me tends
    to be extra calories that take up space from good food. When I'm
    exercising a lot, I don't mind dessert, but right now I'm only exercising
    4 days a week.

    --
    Bob in CT

  5. "Bob M" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:
    John said:

    Blaine seems to be doing everything right. I've only been watching


    three

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    weeks but he's lost over fifty pounds. Probably sixty by now. I am
    wondering when he actually started the diet. He seems to have a really
    good
    attitude also.

    I like his show, but I wonder about how many desserts he has. At some
    point, calories will count, and desserts aren't a good way to lose
    weight. The show I watched last night showed him making desserts for 6
    people, and I don't think that the desserts could be frozen. Having said
    that, if I had enough people over, I'd make the dessert for them. I
    wouldn't make them if I was the only person eating them.

    --
    Bob in CT

    Well, I did see he has a wife and three children and he feeds them pretty
    much what he eats. He also does about five miles a day on the treadmill.

  6. email hidden said:

    Plus I wouldn't judge how much or what he actually eats every day by
    what he makes on the show. It is a TV show after all.

    In the show I watched, he said he had eaten for breakfast the dessert he
    made in the show.

    --
    Bob in CT

  7. In news:[email hidden],
    Bob M <[email hidden]> typed:

    Quoted message said:

    They also show him using a bike on the road and a bike in the house.
    How many kids does he have? I saw one show where he made
    "sandwiches" and there were at least 4 kids in the room. Much of the
    stuff he makes, I'd make, but dessert is where it gets hard; I'll
    make dessert periodically, but only the kind you can freeze in small
    portions. Dessert for me tends to be extra calories that take up
    space from good food. When I'm exercising a lot, I don't mind
    dessert, but right now I'm only exercising 4 days a week.

    1 scoup chocolate protein powder, 7 Tbs sour cream....liquid splenda = 300
    kcal dessert which is also a meal. throw in 2 oz blueberries for variety.

  8. On Thu, 27 Jan 2005 06:29:01 -0500, Roger Zoul <[email hidden]>

    Quoted message said:

    In news:[email hidden],
    Bob M <[email hidden]> typed:

    Quoted message said:

    They also show him using a bike on the road and a bike in the house.
    How many kids does he have? I saw one show where he made
    "sandwiches" and there were at least 4 kids in the room. Much of the
    stuff he makes, I'd make, but dessert is where it gets hard; I'll
    make dessert periodically, but only the kind you can freeze in small
    portions. Dessert for me tends to be extra calories that take up
    space from good food. When I'm exercising a lot, I don't mind
    dessert, but right now I'm only exercising 4 days a week.

    1 scoup chocolate protein powder, 7 Tbs sour cream....liquid splenda =
    300
    kcal dessert which is also a meal. throw in 2 oz blueberries for variety.

    Thanks, Roger. I'll have to give that a try.

    --
    Bob in CT

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