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  • iamana1ias wrote: »
    eh? :confused: it wasn't a rant :rotfl:

    Are you telling me that cake in any form is healthy? Do you think that qualified chefs know anything about healthy eating or nutrition? Have you ever been in a professional kitchen?! Do you have any idea how much salt chefs use?!

    I didn't say that sweeteners or additives are a good thing :rolleyes: how is it appropriate to give a child food designed for an athlete? Should said child have a protein shake in the morning?

    It's highly unlikely that kids will burn off the amount of sugars, natural or not, being fed to them. Where do you think the increase in childhood type 2 diabetes is coming from? The kid didn't need the muffin, or the crisps. Why couldn't it have a banana instead?

    I dont care how muych salt a chef uses - the lady you were ranting at made the cake herself - she didnt mention salt.

    and oh my god - your a genious! - you must be so proud of your written word and debating skills

    'the kid didnt need the muffin or the crisps. Why couldnt he have had a banana instead'


    :rolleyes:
  • iamana1ias
    iamana1ias Posts: 3,777 Forumite
    I dont care how muych salt a chef uses - the lady you were ranting at made the cake herself - she didnt mention salt.

    and oh my god - your a genious! - you must be so proud of your written word and debating skills

    'the kid didnt need the muffin or the crisps. Why couldnt he have had a banana instead'


    :rolleyes:

    At least I can spell "genius" ;)

    As your "mummy hormones" seem to have taken over your ability to understand a simple statement, I'll try and make it a bit easier for you.

    CAKE, WHOEVER IT IS MADE BY, IS NOT HEALTHY!!! Fair enough to have a little as a treat, but it is not a necessity in anyone's diet ;)

    Being a parent or a chef doesn't automatically make you a qualified nutritionist. And that poster's rant towards the headteacher must have amused the teaching staff for months :rotfl:
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  • hollydays
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    I think were all getting a bit hyper!!
  • hollydays wrote: »
    I think were all getting a bit hyper!!


    has everyone eaten a few too many smarties or something? :rotfl:
  • iamana1ias wrote: »
    At least I can spell "genius" ;)

    As your "mummy hormones" seem to have taken over your ability to understand a simple statement, I'll try and make it a bit easier for you.

    CAKE, WHOEVER IT IS MADE BY, IS NOT HEALTHY!!! Fair enough to have a little as a treat, but it is not a necessity in anyone's diet ;)

    Being a parent or a chef doesn't automatically make you a qualified nutritionist. And that poster's rant towards the headteacher must have amused the teaching staff for months :rotfl:

    Thanks for pointing out my typo. Glad to see that's all you could find.
  • iamana1ias
    iamana1ias Posts: 3,777 Forumite
    Thanks for pointing out my typo. Glad to see that's all you could find.

    Apart from the fact that you ignore questions posed to you and are unable to comprehend a simple argument? Let's hope your little darlings have inherited their dad's genes ;)
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  • hoyles10
    hoyles10 Posts: 1,283 Forumite
    iamana1ias wrote: »
    The kid didn't need the muffin, or the crisps. Why couldn't it have a banana instead?

    No-one mentioned muffins. I thought we were on about cakes here not bread ;)
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  • MrsE_2
    MrsE_2 Posts: 24,162 Forumite
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    Thanks for pointing out my typo. Glad to see that's all you could find.

    I-am-a-troll is always really "helpful" about typos & spelling mistakes:rolleyes:

    Didn't you know they are MSEs official spelling & grammar checker:rotfl:
  • iamana1ias
    iamana1ias Posts: 3,777 Forumite
    MrsE wrote: »
    I-am-a-troll is always really "helpful" about typos & spelling mistakes:rolleyes:

    did you think that up all by yourself or did you have to post a thread on it first?
    MrsE wrote: »
    Didn't you know they are MSEs official spelling & grammar checker:rotfl:

    Good job I'm not. It would be a full time job sorting out the drivel you post!
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  • iamana1ias wrote: »
    Apart from the fact that you ignore questions posed to you and are unable to comprehend a simple argument? Let's hope your little darlings have inherited their dad's genes ;)

    Which questions did I ignore? lets hope you dont have any 'little darlings' at all, eh!
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