We both brought home doggie bags. His contains one-half minus one piece of a Supreme Medium, and mine contained about half of a Chicken Pomodoro. Just now checking the nutritional value for that - and the first two numbers on that particular line are 727 and 1200. Oh Goodness, I ponder - would that be fat grams and calories? Hope not. Let's have another look - Crap. I thought pasta with tomato, garlic and olive oil and grilled chicken would be a lot friendlier that this. The 727 is weight in grams. I think that's about 1 3/4 lbs. Sure hope they weighed the plate too. 1200 is calories. And the amount of fat grams? 69. I thought I picked the least fatty one, I didn't pick an Alfredo as they described it as creamy, so of course I thought it was cream based, but I definitely shouldn't have picked the one I did. The only good thing? (besides the taste, of course, as it was positively yummy) is that it contains 60% of the day's iron requirements. As far as sodium, I'm not going near that one. Is Pizza Hut trying to kill its customers? Crap. Thank heavens I only ate half, and the half in the fridge is going somewhere, anywhere but in my belly. I still can't believe I ate almost a pound of pasta/sauce.
So here I am, loaded up on fat and calories and sodium, and tomorrow is coming very quickly. Thanks, Howard. Thanks a lot.
Meanwhile, each of Howard's slices of pizza were 310 calories and 14 fat grams. He had 5 slices...let's see...mmmm...1550 calories and 70 fat grams. Well. I don't feel quite so bad now, although if I told him his intake he wouldn't give a damn. He doesn't care how he looks in a skirt.
- Breakfast - Toast w/Jam and Coffee
- Lunch - Half a Veggie Sandwich, sparkling water with orange juice (San Pelligrino)
- Dinner - Pasta (600 calories and 35.5 fat grams approx) plus 2 small pieces of Garlic Bread
- Snacks - Yogurt w/Fruit on the Bottom, Banana, Grapes, Diet Pepsi
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