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Banana-Oreo comparison aside that list you posted @@OutsideMatchInside of fruits and net carbs is mega helpful. I'm trying to work fruit back into my daily diet to uhhhhh keep things smelling sweet down there!!! So thank you!

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I eat fruit in moderation because of the natural sugar in fruit. I do enjoy 1/2 of a banana occasionally. It is a whole food with nutritional value.

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Bananas becoming tacos....

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Bananas becoming tacos....

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I am just waiting for someone to post that they make banana smoothies and drink it through a straw .

Then the fireworks will begin. :)

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Bananas becoming tacos....

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I am just waiting for someone to post that they make banana smoothies and drink it through a straw .

Then the fireworks will begin. :)

Or, eat banana tacos....

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@@higher

Strawberries and Water work the best for that fresh scent, lol

Oh my....

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I am still trying to wrap my mind around how a full size banana is only 4 tbs.

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I am still trying to wrap my mind around how a full size banana is only 4 tbs.

It's not, that's how. It's called "I know I shouldn't have eaten a whole banana and I was called out for it so I made up an amount to justify it."

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a full banana is not going to be 4 tbs. there are good people who get confused about measurements. however, a 1/4 of a cup of mashed banana was on my soft foods plan. they are not the devil, or equal to oreo Cookies.

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But that being said, Oreo's are a processed food. Bananas are not. So given the choice, for health purposes I'd choose a banana over an Oreo any day and not feel a damn bit of guilt about it. Eating clean, non processed foods will always be the better choice.

I would still prefer an Oreo.

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a full banana is not going to be 4 tbs. there are good people who get confused about measurements. however, a 1/4 of a cup of mashed banana was on my soft foods plan. they are not the devil, or equal to oreo Cookies.

I have very upsetting news for you. Bananas ARE the devil!

devil-banana-vector-style-illustrated-ve

But if they are, then why is "Angel Food" cake more fattening (ounce for ounce)? :)

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a full banana is not going to be 4 tbs. there are good people who get confused about measurements. however, a 1/4 of a cup of mashed banana was on my soft foods plan. they are not the devil, or equal to oreo Cookies.

I have very upsetting news for you. Bananas ARE the devil!

devil-banana-vector-style-illustrated-ve

But if they are, then why is "Angel Food" cake more fattening (ounce for ounce)? :)

Damn. You're good.

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a full banana is not going to be 4 tbs. there are good people who get confused about measurements. however, a 1/4 of a cup of mashed banana was on my soft foods plan. they are not the devil, or equal to oreo Cookies.

I have very upsetting news for you. Bananas ARE the devil!

devil-banana-vector-style-illustrated-ve

But if they are, then why is "Angel Food" cake more fattening (ounce for ounce)? :)

Damn. You're good.

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