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Gravy for sunday dinner? - May 4 2008 22:15:41
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Icemansoldier
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Usually have this every sunday for dinner, would it be classed as a good, bad or acceptable sauce?
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RE: Gravy for sunday dinner? - May 4 2008 22:37:19
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Usually classed as why do you care!! Have the gravy mate, its fine and will make no difference to your progress
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RE: Gravy for sunday dinner? - May 4 2008 22:41:23
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i heard gravy is the most calorie dense substance known to man
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RE: Gravy for sunday dinner? - May 4 2008 22:48:44
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i heard gravy is the most calorie dense substance known to man _____________________________ Well you heard wrong I'd say lard of some other solid form of fat was the most calorie dense form of food but gravy certainly isn't.
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RE: Gravy for sunday dinner? - May 4 2008 23:01:56
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Just eat the damn gravy
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RE: Gravy for sunday dinner? - May 5 2008 1:02:07
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Kallo do a great one with no artificial additives and 30% less salt than Bisto. Tesco sell it.
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RE: Gravy for sunday dinner? - May 5 2008 8:51:31
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ORIGINAL: 1MR Just eat the damn gravy Totally agree
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RE: Gravy for sunday dinner? - May 5 2008 11:34:20
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Gravy & cheese sauce on a sunday roast, mmmmmmmmmmmmmm!
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RE: Gravy for sunday dinner? - May 5 2008 11:38:29
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i heard gravy is the most calorie dense substance known to man _____________________________ Well you heard wrong I'd say lard of some other solid form of fat was the most calorie dense form of food but gravy certainly isn't. you mean it aint gravy?!?! i heard gravy is worse than parmos.
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RE: Gravy for sunday dinner? - May 5 2008 14:47:44
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Depends how it's made really. If it's made with the fat and juices from the roast, then obviously fat content will be higher. If it's once a week I'd say just enjoy it and have it
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RE: Gravy for sunday dinner? - May 5 2008 15:08:16
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ALot of them contain trans/hydrogenated fats. Not my cup of tea, read the ingredients and pick the best one. Gravys lovely.
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RE: Gravy for sunday dinner? - May 5 2008 17:43:22
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ORIGINAL: Nigeepoo Does Bisto contain any hydrogenated vegetable oil? some of them do, the one i have just says Vegetable Oil and thats the 170g size. But for the amount i use i dont think it will be an issue
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RE: Gravy for sunday dinner? - May 5 2008 17:48:21
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I mix finely chopped onion in mine from time to time. really tasty.
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RE: Gravy for sunday dinner? - May 5 2008 20:07:34
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I'd say lard of some other solid form of fat was the most calorie dense form of food I reckon it's those Gu chocolate puddings - one tiny pudding is over 1 days total points allowance on my wife weight watchers diet.
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RE: Gravy for sunday dinner? - May 5 2008 20:17:07
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ORIGINAL: Nigeepoo Does Bisto contain any hydrogenated vegetable oil? Off the top off my head Potato starch, Malto, Vegetable oils, Salt and then a plethora of incidentals. Per 50 ml serving Protein 0.1 Carbs 2.3 (0.5 sugars) Fat 0.6 (saturates 0.4)
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