If i ordered one fries i get this:
Which mean i can eat up to 6 of these per serving. Make sense.
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If i ordered one fries i get this:
Which mean i can eat up to 6 of these per serving. Make sense.
You ordered the “Party Size,” obviously.
The what up?
The funk.
Dafunq they doing over there?
Yeah, if we could stop ridiculing sience by parroting (and probably misrepresenting) stuff like this, that would be great…
When I see those headlines I don’t wonder anymore why some people dont take science as a whole seriously.
i always try to follow this but the restaurants keep screwing me over
i ask for six fries and they give me hundreds of the damn things
Assuming the downvotes are from people missing the joke?
The joke is that by asking for 6 fries, they’re inadvertently making 6 orders of fries
Mine comes from the posting of a censored meme. I’ll downvote everyone of them I see. I’m so god damned fed up with the corpo-sanitised internet.
I’ve been calorie counting for a while now, and one of the things I’ve found is that if you get one average burger and medium fries, the fries are often more calories. A medium fry at Chick Fil A is 560 kcal. Personally, I’d rather get a second sandwich.
I can’t even eat an entire Whopper, or typical adult-size burger. I don’t how anybody puts away a second one.
By eating more than the stomach really wants over and over until it expands. Then you can eat more and more and it expands!
Then it sucks trying to eat less because the body is so user to the more the less feels like shit!
Loved having to eat until I felt sick as a kid. Totally didn’t fuck anything up. disgruntled sounds
Don’t visit Belgium.
In Belgium, they would adapt by serving you six fries that have been fried in pork fat twenty times over.
And then doused in mayo. Droooool.
Belgian “frietkoten” have a magical capability. No matter how hard you to minimise your order. You always, and I do mean always, end up with too many. Even if you take that last extra scoop into account.
Ok, but they don’t say how many servings I should eat, so… 100 servings it is.
100 servings of fries
Heckuva way to die
Like grease on a pie
No peperon-…i
…uggghh please give me a napkin
I eat 7 and often more, I like the risk and adventure
I think the last restaurant I visited had read this article…
Is this true
It was an hyperbole that flew over the journalists’ heads: https://www.sciencealert.com/you-should-only-be-eating-six-fries-per-serving-advises-harvard-nutritionist
What’s the hyperbole? The guy sounded pretty serious
Don’t you try and science me out of my well deserved heart attack you ensconced bastard. I get to pick how I die, not you.
This researcher clearly eats fries too often.
What size for the cuts?
Who says you only need to eat one serving though?
I identify as a family of four.
SIX! I shove more than that into my mouth in one go, fucking six…. Oooo look at Mr 6 chips over there, he’s sooooo good at portioning his food, god I want to fuck him…… Said nobody.
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43 servings per meal is standard.
Fries contain vitamin A and your body needs carbs and fat. Also, fed is best. Shut up, professor.
bobtimus_prime@feddit.org 2 weeks ago
I always get suspicious when the headline says something along “scientist says you should”. Because typical scientistic statements are more conditional: “If you do A, B might happen”, or even “B becomes more likely”.
Checking the actual quote:
Vespair@lemmy.zip 2 weeks ago
Remember, the point of reporting today is not to inform, but to gain clicks.
NottaLottaOcelot@lemmy.ca 2 weeks ago
Yeah I think it was more of a hyperbolic comment to the reporter rather than an official recommendation. He thinks we should eat more greens and less fried stuff, which is in line with pretty much every nutritional guideline out there
rustydrd@sh.itjust.works 2 weeks ago
At least for empirical research, I would go even further and say that most individual studies don’t hold much weight and that the authors of such studies shouldn’t receive too much credence until their findings have been replicated multiple times by independent researchers.