If I put dried veggies on top of the double-chocolate muffins, does that make them healthy?
-- Badtux the Chocoholic Penguin
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If I put dried veggies on top of the double-chocolate muffins, does that make them healthy?
-- Badtux the Chocoholic Penguin
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I think the dried veggies would find the chocolate very healthy.
ReplyDeleteYou mean Chocolate isn't " the " source of vitamin C ?
ReplyDeletew3ski
No, and it ruins a perfectly good muffin. Silly penguin.
ReplyDeleteAccording to the latest research from the Hershey-Nestlé Health Institute and Whitman University, those will be some the healthiest veggies ever.
ReplyDeleteActually dark chocolate is very good for the cardiovascular system.
Well darn. So my double-chocolate muffins will NOT be made healthy just by topping them with crushed dried veggies. Well piffle. Guess I'll just have to top them with dark semi-sweet chocolate chips and eat them with chocolate milk. And nutritionists weep....
ReplyDelete-- Badtux the Addict Penguin
Ummmmm , sounds Great . No one can say Penguins don't eat Good Stuff .
ReplyDeletew3ski
eat them separately,,,,then it counts twice for food
ReplyDeletedude! chocolate is one of the four basic food groups.
ReplyDelete*I* thought the four basic food groups were cookies, cakes, candies, and pies.
ReplyDeleteChocolate is, of course, an integral part of all of them.
ah yes. i stand corrected. muffins must fall under the heading cakes i take it?
ReplyDeleteWhat muffins?
ReplyDelete-- Badtux the Now-fatter Penguin