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TeddyTedson

Would people consider pancakes to be a good breakfast. Think about pancakes for breakfast with some chopped up fruit. I mean milk eggs and flower, unless you're lactose intolerant or allergic to dairy wouldn't this be a healthy option.

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Shenshen

jam_mac_jam wrote: »

Yes that would be quite healthy.

What about the cholesterol in the egg and the sugar in the fruit?

jam_mac_jam

Shenshen wrote: »

So what would you consider a healthy breakfast?
A boiled egg and a some organic fruit?

Yes that would be quite healthy.

Shenshen

Sir Digby Chicken Caesar wrote: »

you can throw a handful of sunflower seeds and berries onto a lump of ****, it's still not going to be a health food.

Well, according to the interwebs, the sugar-free ones apparently are good for your teeth.

Not sure you could say the same about sunflower seeds on s***

Shenshen

jam_mac_jam wrote: »

1842

So what would you consider a healthy breakfast?
A boiled egg and a some organic fruit?

The Queen of England

Sir Digby Chicken Caesar wrote: »

you can throw a handful of sunflower seeds and berries onto a lump of ****, it's still not going to be a health food.

Try telling that to a crusty.

jam_mac_jam

Shenshen wrote: »

When did flour become inherently unhealthy? :eek:

1842

Sir Digby Chicken Caesar

Shenshen wrote: »

Not so sure about that... I thought the gelatin they're mostly made of was really good for your bones?

you can throw a handful of sunflower seeds and berries onto a lump of ****, it's still not going to be a health food.

Shenshen

jam_mac_jam wrote: »

Still unhealthy if you bake them, its not the frying that makes them unhealthy as you use a tiny bit of oil. Its the flour.

When did flour become inherently unhealthy? :eek:

jam_mac_jam

Shenshen wrote: »

Good breakfast, yes.
Healthy breakfast, no.

Unless you usually bake your pancakes in the oven rather than pan-frying them?

Still unhealthy if you bake them, its not the frying that makes them unhealthy as you use a tiny bit of oil. Its the flour.

Shenshen

Sir Digby Chicken Caesar wrote: »

gummi bears are ****ing awesome but aren't healthy

Not so sure about that... I thought the gelatin they're mostly made of was really good for your bones?

Shenshen

Good breakfast, yes.
Healthy breakfast, no.

Unless you usually bake your pancakes in the oven rather than pan-frying them?

Richard Dower

Anyone wrote: »

I find pancakes a bit crepe

Mr. CooL ICE

If you must have pancakes and want to try keeping it healthy, then use a combination of porridge oats and oat bran mixed with an egg white and milk.

If you want a decent breakfast rich in protein and enough fats to stifle hunger pangs, make bacon and eggs.

Sir Digby Chicken Caesar

gummi bears are ****ing awesome but aren't healthy

wretcheddomain

BrokenArrows wrote: »

Good Breakfast = YES
Heathy Breakfast = NO.

How can something be good but not healthy?

Anyone

I find pancakes a bit crepe

BrokenArrows

Good Breakfast = YES
Heathy Breakfast = NO.

wretcheddomain

Richard Dower wrote: »

I buy the Aldi pancakes....they are really sweet which i like, and only 1.79!...Tesco and Dunnes are like 2.99 for six!

i.e. full of processed sugars and carbohydrates and therefore terribly bad for you.

But if sugar is what floats your boat, then go for it, but be aware the boat will sink eventually and you'll drown in it.

Richard Dower

I buy the Aldi pancakes....they are really sweet which i like, and only 1.79!...Tesco and Dunnes are like 2.99 for six!

wretcheddomain

TeddyTedson wrote: »

Would people consider pancakes to be a good breakfast. Think about pancakes for breakfast with some chopped up fruit. I mean milk eggs and flower, unless you're lactose intolerant or allergic to dairy wouldn't this be a healthy option.

That's probably where you're going wrong OP.

In other matters, assuming you meant flour, it's a rotten and unhealthy breakfast and throwing on a strawberry or slice of pear for aesthetics is not going to change the wholly unhealthy nature of what you're eating for breakfast. Maybe you don't eat it though. :pac:

blatantrereg

Pancakes are an awesome breakfast.
I use this recipe (lots) but with soy milk and a little olive oil instead of milk and butter with great results. Important to put the batter onto a hot pan:

http://allrecipes.com/Recipe/Good-Old-Fashioned-Pancakes/

With proper maple syrup - nom.

Not the healthiest option possible of course, but that's not the only criterion for good food