I am not a Pringles fan..something about the makes me think of fake potato chips..but I don't think I would like the low fat ones either. Why mess with perfection..and pizza just as it is is good.
Laurie --- Greg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I'm with ya all the way Sis! lol I was thinking the > same thing while reading > it, I don't plan on trying it! lol I mean, we ALL > KNOW pizza might not be > the best food for us. We eat it because we like it, > so what's the point of > taking away the taste? lol Not me bubba, give me my > greasy stuffed crust > pepporoni lovers with ALL the fat. ROFL > > Btw I found ONE other exception, I actully like the > one third less fat > Pringles, better than the origional. NOT the no fat, > the one third less fat. > It's the ONLY low fat product I've ever tried that I > actually liked. Other > than that and Diet Coke.....they can send the rest > to the dump as far as I'm > concerned I ain't eating it. ROFL > > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Laurie" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > To: "The Sandbox Discussion List" > <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Sent: Sunday, October 19, 2003 9:40 AM > Subject: Re: [Sndbox] Pizza Hut introduces lower-fat > thin-crust pizza > > > > I was thinking when I read that...that I probably > > would not be trying it. Why mess with perfection?? > I > > have not found much of anything that is low > calorie, > > low fat, or artificial that even comes close to > the > > real thing in taste. It took me a while to get > used to > > drinking Diet Coke...but I think that is the only > > exception to the rule I have found. > > > > Nope..give me the real thing...or don't bother > having > > pizza is my way of thinking. > > > > Laurie > > > > > > --- Greg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > Wanna bet it doesn't taste as good Laurie? lol > > > > > > Interesting on another note also, when I was in > > > management at Domino's in Louisiana alittle > tidbit > > > that I found surprising in their nutrition > pamplet > > > listing the nutrition values of their pizzas. > > > Surprisingly ( for Domino's at least ) the thin > > > crust had more calories etc than the hand > tossed. I > > > would have figured just the oppissite seeing as > the > > > hand tossed has more dough. Something about the > way > > > it's made I guess. If the same holds true for > the > > > other chains, surpriseing Pizza Hut is only > offering > > > the lower fat version in thin crust. > > > ----- Original Message ----- > > > From: Charles > > > To: 'The Sandbox Discussion List' > > > Sent: Saturday, October 18, 2003 5:10 PM > > > Subject: [Sndbox] Pizza Hut introduces > lower-fat > > > thin-crust pizza > > > > > > > > > Pizza Hut introduces lower-fat thin-crust > pizza > > > advertisement > > > > > > Associated Press > > > Oct. 16, 2003 08:35 AM > > > > > > > > > DALLAS - To the menu of zero-calorie Slurpees > and > > > low-carbohydrate margaritas, diet-conscious > > > Americans can now add lower-fat pizza. > > > > > > Pizza Hut, the Dallas-based restaurant chain, > > > plans to offer the "Fit 'N Delicious" pie at > most of > > > their 6,600 U.S. locations by the end of the > month. > > > > > > One slice of the slimmed-down version will > have > > > 3.5 to 5 grams of fat, 25 percent less than a > slice > > > of the company's regular thin-crust pizza. > > > > > > The new pizza will be available only on thin > > > crust. It can be ordered with chicken or ham - > no > > > sausage or pepperoni - and two vegetable > toppings. > > > > > > Pizza Hut is simply responding to changing > > > consumer tastes and desire for healthier food > > > alternatives, said President Peter Hearl. > > > > > > "Moms are looking to provide for themselves or > > > their family less-fat food options," Hearl said > in > > > an interview. "They're not prepared to give up > on > > > taste, but if they can get great taste and lose > fat > > > grams, that's a winning combination." > > > > > > A nutritionist reacted to the announcement > with > > > cautious approval. > > > > > > "Pizza can be healthy, if you eat one or two > > > slices of cheese pizza," said Gay Riley. "We eat > too > > > much fat, and we get too many saturated fats > from > > > dairy and meat. 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