Somehow bodies have a way of telling you what researchers and scientists just don’t get. A breakfast of good old greasy food is so satisfying that you can easily tolerate anything you eat later in the day. Here is, finally, vindication of what I just KNEW was right. The Los Angeles Times published an article on April 3 that explains it all. Read it here.
Photo credit: Los Angeles Times
5 comments:
Thank You! I feel liberated. Now I just have to convince Neta. This is good.
Oh I do hope this is true ;) Pancakes for supper sound GOOD.
Thanks to this report, I'm having Spam and eggs for breakast tomorrow instead of cereal.
Right on Pete! Down with oatmeal (except for dinner)!
David: Dyed-in-the-wool Swedes love their sweets, but they can be eaten for dinner, too.
Susan: In the late 1950s there was a very popular chain of restaurants in the US called Uncle John’s Pancake House. They served all kinds of pancakes at all hours. Very liberating!
I do remember Uncle John's, their boysenberry syrup, and the gigantic bibs they made us wear :)
No wonder I like pancakes. I was programmed that way in my youth.
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