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By:
McCoy Carp
When: 18 Feb 19 17:56
Lol, forgot all about that stuff & those adverts.
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Pokermonster
When: 18 Feb 19 18:30
Almond or coconut milk makes lovely porridge. :)
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Just Checking
When: 18 Feb 19 18:42
If you could train dogs to eat ready brek it would make walking them in woods at night a lot less stressful and far more entertaining.
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stewarty b
When: 22 Feb 19 10:39
Getting back to the porridge debate as some looking in will go out for a meal from time to time. Personally if I'm out for a meal it's a main only.


I don't do starters or sweets. However, if I have a bowl of porridge in the morning, half an hour later I'm starving no matter  the size of bowl

of porridge I have. Seriously, I could have two fry ups afterwards. Now I know porridge is not an appetiser but what causes this phenomenon?

Anybody else the same? (and I'm not on the wind up)
By:
Foinavon
When: 22 Feb 19 10:49
Porridge is mainly starch which is digested easily and when the sugar spike tails off you feel hungry again.
Protein takes longer to digest so bacon and eggs suppress the appetite for longer.
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