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About LinkBacksIm currently eating my way through a box of strawberries, because there so yummmyjust wondering, are they good for you? what vitamins have they got in em?
:edit: ive finished the box now, eaten em like i would have eaten a box of thorntens best!!!
Im currently eating my way through a box of strawberries, because there so yummmy
:edit: ive finished the box now, eaten em like i would have eaten a box of thorntens best!!!
Last edited by lynni; 04-06-2004 at 01:39 PM.
South Barrule from Cringle Plantation (with a Landy)
Every six strawberries is 1 point on weight watchers....
your joking? and ive just eaten a whole plummet, thinkin it was good for me?Originally Posted by David
South Barrule from Cringle Plantation (with a Landy
guess: high sugar, low fat, high fibre? Vit C cos they are still quite a sharp fruit...
and WAY WAY better than Thorntons missus....10000 times better
but the gallon of cream and kilo of sugar you had them with....whole different thing
no no no, no sugar or cream.... dont like strawberries and cream, i just ate the box!!guess: high sugar, low fat, high fibre? Vit C cos they are still quite a sharp fruit...
and WAY WAY better than Thorntons missus....10000 times better
but the gallon of cream and kilo of sugar you had them with....whole different thing
South Barrule from Cringle Plantation (with a Landy
still...muchos less fatty stuff than choccys....
so dont feel bad...
I wasnt feeling bad, abit shocked at what David said thostill...muchos less fatty stuff than choccys....
so dont feel bad...but just so u all know THEY WERNT WITH CREAM AND SUGAR
South Barrule from Cringle Plantation (with a Landy
champange then?I wasnt feeling bad, abit shocked at what David said tho
nope, just on their own.... one after the other untill i finished them allchampange then?
South Barrule from Cringle Plantation (with a Landy
three fields of them..took her 12 hours apparently
*hides*
*hides deeper*
South Barrule from Cringle Plantation (with a Landy
Strawberries mmmm had lots of them when I was off the last bit, they are extremely healthy apparently, anti-cancer loads of stuff, according to our weight watchers chart at home 100g of strawberries have 1 point.
That would be an extremely healthy point though.
http://www.whfoods.com/genpage.php?t...fkitqa&dbid=24
the link there is from worlds healthiest foods
# 2. Strawberries
What's available: cultivated strawberries come in many different shapes, from small, to large, conical and globular, and some have more seeds and hairs than others.
Healthy highlights: strawberries contain ellagic acid, which is a potent antioxidant. Studies carried out under laboratory conditions have shown that ellagic acid can halt the growth of tumours in the lungs, oesophagus, breast, cervix and the tongue. A study in the USA showed that strawberries reduced the effects of carcinogens in tobacco smoke. In traditional medicine, strawberries are thought to have anti-bacterial properties and were used to cleanse and detoxify the digestive system.
Nutritional content: strawberry seeds are almost indigestible, but have a high vitamin C content. They are highly perishable, which means that loss of vitamin C due to storage will be minimal because they are usually eaten on the same day as they are bought. Just eight strawberries a day provide a fifth of the folate requirement for an adult woman.
that is from another site http://www.ivillage.co.uk/dietandfit...584529,00.html
The Cow by Ogden Nash
The cow is of the bovine ilk;
One end is moo, the other, milk.
Who cares, they are gorgeous!
Usually go picking and eat as many as I pick. Reminds me when my boy Jake was about 3 and we went picking. He crammed as many as he could in and as we walked to the weighing station we noticed the tell tale red marks around his mouth. So we cleaned him up and told him under no circumstances was he to mention he had been eating Strawberries while we were having them weighed. So up's we go and put two large fat baskets on the scales and as the attendant was calculating the cost Jake said......
I'm STUFFED!!!
The Man with the Silver Spot
HaHa, kids are cool
The Cow by Ogden Nash
The cow is of the bovine ilk;
One end is moo, the other, milk.
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