Which ones does he have?

My favourites are Wiessbier and a belgian trappist beer called Blue
Chimay. It is a vintage beer that can be stored 6 years.

In alt.support.diet.low-carb curt <nospam@verizon.net> wrote:

I was probably hitting 4000 calories and around 100 carbs a day when we
were out hiking in the Smokies this spring.  No problem at all.  I think
lean body mass has a lot to do with this, though.  If you've got a lean
build - meaning muscle type - you're probably going to have to revise that
downward.  I'm pretty bulletproof right now, even with what I've got left
to lose, but I'm the draft horse type, not the race horse type ;-)

I forget where I saw a study of an Amish community. These are people who
are evermore not watching their carbs but weight problems are uncommon.  
They found the men covered 8-12 miles a week and the women only a bit
less.  This wasn't counting all the other physical activity, of course.  

Move all day and eat want you want of foods you've produced yourself.  
Probably how it's meant to be.

Dan
325/215/180
Atkins since 1/1/02 (yeah, it was a New Year's Resolution)
Besetting sins: good beer, German bread, and Krispy Kremes

Different things work for different people, but one of the things I most
want to do is avoid using exercise as an "out" to eat more. You're doing
great in your riding, and I hope it holds up. Will you always live a life
where you can devote that much time to it? If not, how will you cope with
lowering your calorie allowances to match your decreased activity level?

It seems to me one healthy way of looking at food is you take in enough to
meet your requirements. You don't start off saying how much you want to
eat, then try to ramp up your activity level to meet that. That's giving
the food way too much focus.

Like I said... take it for whatever it is worth to you. Everyone's
situation is different. It may be worth considering. It may not. :)

It'll probably go by the name of something like K2, taste like a.s and
still have 80 carbs.

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they made a new "light" frappucino. and it tastes very good for how few
calories. i mean it's still a fair amount, i think a little over 100, but not
nearly as much as the original one.

sara

hello teacher tell me what's my lesson,
look right through me, look right through me.

In alt.support.diet Annabel Smyth <Annabel@amsmyth.demon.co.uk> wrote:

It is an awful lot.  One small frappucino (sp?), and my body felt those calories
until well toward the end of the next day.  I could not eat a bite.  I figure
there had to be close to 400 calories alone in the smallest serving, even more
would not surprise me.  I still have not yet gone to the website to ask what is
in it... I don't think I even WANT to know :/  I'm sure it's no better than an
equal serving of junky ice cream.  But, it was a splurge, and one that I'd not
likely repeat anytime soon.

Belly Jellies Bertie Bott's (Harry Potter) series. I'd rather eat vomit
than the sardine beans. Which is entirely possible, because they also
have vomit beans... :)
The dirt, grass, soap, black pepper, and spinach are quite good.
They have 3 new flavours coming out: Liver, Toothpaste, and Bacon.

http://jellybelly.com/Cultures/en-US/Fun/Flavor+Guides/Bertie+Botts+Flavor+Guide.htm