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hope you enjoyed it at least!

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> I got up late, so I didn't have time to eat at home. I also got more noodle

> dishes at CVS. Funny, that's what I did *last* time I got a fast food

> breakfast...<g>

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Avie Linden

University of Michigan - Anthropology

Program in the Environment, History of Art

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> It's not that it's huge in calories (300) but 5g saturated fat, 235mg

> cholesterol (78% of your daily value), 840mg salt (OMG) What about the fact

> that it is certainly missing the all important veg/fruit or proper dairy? (I'm

> sorry that cheese isn't even readl cheddar) I really think you could do a lot

> better by making one for yourself at home. Or trying one of the egg white

> versions somewhere else. It is worth getting up early for a good breakfast

> because it just might be the difference between a binge or a non-binge day.

> That being said, I think you would be better off with a bowl of cereal.

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My Mc's breakfast is usually the 2 burrito meal with a medium Coke. I

figured it out before, and it's about 966 calories. I don't remember the

sodium/cholesterol. I've been going to bed later this week than I was a couple

of weeks ago, so I'm a little burnt out when the alarm goes off in the morning.

I don't think I've ridden my bike this week eithere(can't remember if I rode

Monday or not). I need to get back to that at least.

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> I've made my own at home (use a well washed tuna can with the lid & bottom

removed to make the egg in so its round & fits the muffin!) and they freeze

really well -- so when you have one of those days when you're running late, you

just grab a baggie from the freezer & microwave for less than 2 minutes and you

have 'road food' or you can carry it to work & eat there ... you know at that

point that you've got a high fiber muffin or wrap, real cheese, maybe an omega 3

egg or organic egg, etc.

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I tried to freeze home-made breakfast muffins before, but I must not have

wrapped them correctly. I used wax paper and the eggs got all

discolored...blech.

I like the tuna can idea, though!

Eldred

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