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Old Mar 5th 2010, 11:11 am
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Playing poker last night I was seated next to a very voluptuous lady [O.K she was a pit monster]. All night long she chastised me for drinking pints of Guinness. After a couple of snipey comments regarding my health/calorie intake I inquired what she was drinking. She was drinking fresh orange juice. She'd bought a 2.4 litre bottle & drank the lot, I had 4 pints of Guinness.
Well this evening, at a loose, end I googled the calorie content of both. Guinness has less calories than Fresh OJ. 30.0kcal per 100ml compared to 40.0kcal per 100ml for the OJ. It also has less calories than a pint of skimmed milk.
Unfortunately Deb has refused to let me start the day with a bowl of Kellogg's & a pint of Guinness.
Aah well bang goes the diet, back to the OJ
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Originally Posted by cresta57
Playing poker last night I was seated next to a very voluptuous lady [O.K she was a pit monster]. All night long she chastised me for drinking pints of Guinness. After a couple of snipey comments regarding my health/calorie intake I inquired what she was drinking. She was drinking fresh orange juice. She'd bought a 2.4 litre bottle & drank the lot, I had 4 pints of Guinness.
Well this evening, at a loose, end I googled the calorie content of both. Guinness has less calories than Fresh OJ. 30.0kcal per 100ml compared to 40.0kcal per 100ml for the OJ. It also has less calories than a pint of skimmed milk.
Unfortunately Deb has refused to let me start the day with a bowl of Kellogg's & a pint of Guinness.
Aah well bang goes the diet, back to the OJ

i will tell oh he will be so pleased
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Old Mar 5th 2010, 12:36 pm
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Originally Posted by cresta57
Playing poker last night I was seated next to a very voluptuous lady [O.K she was a pit monster]. All night long she chastised me for drinking pints of Guinness. After a couple of snipey comments regarding my health/calorie intake I inquired what she was drinking. She was drinking fresh orange juice. She'd bought a 2.4 litre bottle & drank the lot, I had 4 pints of Guinness.
Well this evening, at a loose, end I googled the calorie content of both. Guinness has less calories than Fresh OJ. 30.0kcal per 100ml compared to 40.0kcal per 100ml for the OJ. It also has less calories than a pint of skimmed milk.
Unfortunately Deb has refused to let me start the day with a bowl of Kellogg's & a pint of Guinness.
Aah well bang goes the diet, back to the OJ
There is something in Guinness that makes you feel full up and no need for extra food.

True story, my brother had his jaw badly broken and they had to wire up his mouth. The doctor RECOMMENDED that he drink a couple of cans of Guinness a day through a straw. This wasn't 50 years ago, this was 15 years ago.

So as they say 'Guinness is good for you', as recommended by Irish GPs

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Dont forget it is also full of iron.

Glad I had 8 cans last night It is on special in bws $55 for 24 cans I couldnt resist.

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I've heard my Mam say that pregnant women should drink a pint of guinness a day to stop them from getting anaemic !
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I've heard my Mam say that pregnant women should drink a pint of guinness a day to stop them from getting anaemic !
That explains why I am an alcoholic

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Originally Posted by fairwayskid
Dont forget it is also full of iron.
note to self - never wear a magnetic belt buckle to a pub :LOL:
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Originally Posted by JackTheLad
There is something in Guinness that makes you feel full up and no need for extra food.

True story, my brother had his jaw badly broken and they had to wire up his mouth. The doctor RECOMMENDED that he drink a couple of cans of Guinness a day through a straw. This wasn't 50 years ago, this was 15 years ago.

So as they say 'Guinness is good for you', as recommended by Irish GPs

JTL
My midwife told me to drink a bottle each night to enrich my milk when I was breastfeeding my son.. twas no hardship!

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Great info S, guess i'll be able to have an extra one tonight now and still be able to squeeze onto the mirror tomorrow
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Originally Posted by emelems
My midwife told me to drink a bottle each night to enrich my milk when I was breastfeeding my son.. twas no hardship!

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I could never stomach iron tablets when pregnant so was very happy when the midwife recommended a half of Guinness on an evening.

Its no wonder eldest two are drunkards
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Originally Posted by cresta57
Playing poker last night I was seated next to a very voluptuous lady [O.K she was a pit monster]. All night long she chastised me for drinking pints of Guinness. After a couple of snipey comments regarding my health/calorie intake I inquired what she was drinking. She was drinking fresh orange juice. She'd bought a 2.4 litre bottle & drank the lot, I had 4 pints of Guinness.
Well this evening, at a loose, end I googled the calorie content of both. Guinness has less calories than Fresh OJ. 30.0kcal per 100ml compared to 40.0kcal per 100ml for the OJ. It also has less calories than a pint of skimmed milk.
Unfortunately Deb has refused to let me start the day with a bowl of Kellogg's & a pint of Guinness.
Aah well bang goes the diet, back to the OJ
Beg to differ but, from what I've seen it makes no difference to the weight gain of people who drink it and if anything has the reverse effect. Mmmm.... edited comment as may be misconstrued as directed at you but I was thinking of another person at the time.

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Originally Posted by emelems
My midwife told me to drink a bottle each night to enrich my milk when I was breastfeeding my son.. twas no hardship!

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Oh what a joy,guinness from the nipple
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Originally Posted by Bernie Barfly
Oh what a joy,guinness from the nipple
A man's idea of heaven??
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A man's idea of heaven??
I know a few girls who would be happy sipping from the nipple
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I know a few girls who would be happy sipping from the nipple
I bet you do
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