I've always wondered why my school's cafeteria, which professes to offer only healthy food, made me and others fat. Perhaps it was because it packaged all these nutrients in such an innocuous-looking package.
5000 Calories, 75 grams of fat, 13000 mg of Sodium, 820 grams of carbohydrates, and 321% of the Iron you need--well, to be fair it also has 170 grams of protein.
So who wants it? (I apologize if I ruined your appetite for Crossroads food)
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Are we talking about Berkeley
Are we talking about Berkeley here? o_O
OK, that explains my freshman 15. *looks down* And potential junior 15.
For you it's 15 grams T_T
For you it's 15 grams T_T
Actually, it /was/ really 15
Actually, it /was/ really 15 pounds. I must have been really skinny prior. >_>
Yep, I gained 8 pounds during
Yep, I gained 8 pounds during my freshman year. When I went home for a month, I lost 8 pounds without trying.
Its because when you are in
Its because when you are in college, you eat more subconciously, and you study a lot more, so...