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Dessert or cheese board?

shivpepper · 2016-02-02 17:17:45

Hi all, Probably a stupid question but anyway! I've recently been cleaning up my diet- lowering sugar intake/ eating more protein/ getting slightly leaner! Anyway, I'm going out for a birthday meal tomorrow and was wondering if it would be wise to choose panna cotta/ tirmasu or a cheese board? I love all in equal amounts…

02-02-2016 6:17pm

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shivpepper

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Hi all,

Probably a stupid question but anyway! I've recently been cleaning up my diet- lowering sugar intake/ eating more protein/ getting slightly leaner! Anyway, I'm going out for a birthday meal tomorrow and was wondering if it would be wise to choose panna cotta/ tirmasu or a cheese board? I love all in equal amounts so it really makes no difference to me- would I be right in assuming the cheese board would be the healthiest?

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#2 02-02-2016 6:21pm

Kai123

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I'd vote for the cheese board, although the Panna Cotta would have to kept out of sight

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#3 02-02-2016 6:23pm

Alf Veedersane

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It's your birthday. Have whatever you want.

Unless you're eating out a couple of times a week and this is a decision you'll regularly face, then just enjoy your birthday dinner without worrying about which choice is healthiest

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#4 02-02-2016 11:46pm

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much better to have something sugary like that on a special occassion, rather than as part of a grocery shop, where it would be a lot easier to slip into old habits.

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