It's ice cream season and Cold Stone Creamery just moved into town. I
grabbed their nutritional information from the website. These numbers
are before they start mixing in your chosen ingredients. Ouch!!
http://www.coldstonecreamery.com/images/news/Nutritional_Information_Ice_Cream_2
006Q1Ice_CreamTrans2a_170.pdf

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Nunya B. - 27 Apr 2006 00:27 GMT
> It's ice cream season and Cold Stone Creamery just moved into town. I
> grabbed their nutritional information from the website. These numbers are
> before they start mixing in your chosen ingredients. Ouch!!
>
> http://www.coldstonecreamery.com/images/news/Nutritional_Information_Ice_Cream_2
006Q1Ice_CreamTrans2a_170.pdf
Yep. I discovered them on one of my trips to the Mayo Clinic so now I'm only
allowed there after major surgery :) The sugar free vanilla with the fruit
mixed in isn't completely awful calorie wise and it actually tastes good.

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Beverly - 27 Apr 2006 02:01 GMT
> > It's ice cream season and Cold Stone Creamery just moved into town. I
> > grabbed their nutritional information from the website. These numbers are
> > before they start mixing in your chosen ingredients. Ouch!!
http://www.coldstonecreamery.com/images/news/Nutritional_Information_Ice_Cream_2
006Q1Ice_CreamTrans2a_170.pdf
> Yep. I discovered them on one of my trips to the Mayo Clinic so now I'm only
> allowed there after major surgery :) The sugar free vanilla with the fruit
> mixed in isn't completely awful calorie wise and it actually tastes good.
There are several in my area. Those are the type of treat you save for the
middle of that long bike ride<g>
Beverly
nkd_one - 27 Apr 2006 01:27 GMT
the 170 g serving weight "like it" in the 400 calorie range is
acceptable in moderation
> It's ice cream season and Cold Stone Creamery just moved into town. I
> grabbed their nutritional information from the website. These numbers
> are before they start mixing in your chosen ingredients. Ouch!!
>
> http://www.coldstonecreamery.com/images/news/Nutritional_Information_Ice_Cream_2
006Q1Ice_CreamTrans2a_170.pdf
nkd_one - 27 Apr 2006 01:31 GMT
i just found one within walking distance of where i live...i could walk
off like half the calories
> It's ice cream season and Cold Stone Creamery just moved into town. I
> grabbed their nutritional information from the website. These numbers
> are before they start mixing in your chosen ingredients. Ouch!!
>
> http://www.coldstonecreamery.com/images/news/Nutritional_Information_Ice_Cream_2
006Q1Ice_CreamTrans2a_170.pdf
Sinequanon - 27 Apr 2006 03:28 GMT
> It's ice cream season and Cold Stone Creamery just moved into town. I
> grabbed their nutritional information from the website. These numbers
> are before they start mixing in your chosen ingredients. Ouch!!
>
> http://www.coldstonecreamery.com/images/news/Nutritional_Information_Ice_Cream_2
006Q1Ice_CreamTrans2a_170.pdf
There's a Cold Stone Creamery about 1/2 mile from my house. I hardly
ever go there because it's expensive and calorie-laden of course, but
when I do go, I ask for a child size cup of whatever ice cream I get.
It's a little better than going for the big sizes.
estu.diantina@gmail.com - 27 Apr 2006 09:09 GMT
>From what i read, ice cream can be consumed as part of the 1.500
calories we need a day. If we want to eat ice cream it should be less
than 250 calories. The point is, we are allowed to eat ice cream as
long as the measure is right.
Enjoy your ice creams guys!
Conny
http://sweetpaprika.lipblogs.com
Matty - 28 Apr 2006 16:06 GMT
> It's ice cream season and Cold Stone Creamery just moved into town. I
> grabbed their nutritional information from the website. These numbers are
> before they start mixing in your chosen ingredients. Ouch!!
>
> http://www.coldstonecreamery.com/images/news/Nutritional_Information_Ice_Cream_2
006Q1Ice_CreamTrans2a_170.pdf
Thing that kills me is that there is one on my noon walk and I can smell
them making the waffle cones fresh. I could care less about the ice cream,
it's just the smell of freshly made waffle cones that gets me...
Had fun walking to church the other day from work (2.8mi) I passed just
about every restaurant you could think of. I caught whiffs of General's
Chicken (Chinese food), hot pepperoni pizza(Little Caesars, Papa Johns, &
Pizza Hut), burgers (BK, McD's, Wendy's), & tacos (Taco Bell). Wasn't
tempted, just interesting that my sense of smell has become more acute since
losing weight. Before I started losing weight I don't think I would have
noticed it as much (but then again I wouldn't have been walking by them
either)...
Matty (I weighed more than Jared from Subway)
481/262/225
(starting weight/current weight/goal weight)
First mini goal achieved - 104lbs lost 10/26/04
Second mini goal achieved - 137lbs lost 01/28/05
Third mini goal achieved - 183lbs lost 09/30/05
Fourth mini goal achieved - 204lbs total lost 01/30/06
Fifth mini goal - 231lbs total lost by 05/31/06
Cheese - 28 Apr 2006 20:01 GMT
>> It's ice cream season and Cold Stone Creamery just moved into town. I
>> grabbed their nutritional information from the website. These numbers are
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> Fourth mini goal achieved - 204lbs total lost 01/30/06
> Fifth mini goal - 231lbs total lost by 05/31/06
The ski area I instruct at built an outdoor grill for burgers & ribs and
a waffle house near enough to the slopes so that the cooking smells
would drift into the lift lines. This wasn't an accident.

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Beverly - 28 Apr 2006 20:12 GMT
> >> It's ice cream season and Cold Stone Creamery just moved into town. I
> >> grabbed their nutritional information from the website. These numbers are
> >> before they start mixing in your chosen ingredients. Ouch!!
http://www.coldstonecreamery.com/images/news/Nutritional_Information_Ice_Cream_2
006Q1Ice_CreamTrans2a_170.pdf
> > Thing that kills me is that there is one on my noon walk and I can smell
> > them making the waffle cones fresh. I could care less about the ice cream,
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> a waffle house near enough to the slopes so that the cooking smells
> would drift into the lift lines. This wasn't an accident.
There are some food smells that actually upset my stomach. There is a pizza
establishment at one of the local amusement parks and I avoid going near it.
It just smells awful. I'm becoming much the same way about Subway's. I
used to like their Turkey subs but lately I steer clear of them at the mall
and in the local groceries because I don't like the smell. Too bad I don't
have this problem with bakeries<G>
Beverly