I bought a bag of croissants, and this morning at breakfast I noticed this printed on the bag:
Well, it's nice to know that the croissants aren't on some kind of dangerous fad diet. It's ALL-NATURAL weight loss. How do they do it?
Thursday, March 29, 2007
Italian Food on a Low-Carb Diet
Well, I wasn't planning on posting anything this week... taking care of last minute details before my trip... but this one was just too good to pass up. I couldn't resist.
I bought a bag of croissants, and this morning at breakfast I noticed this printed on the bag:
Well, it's nice to know that the croissants aren't on some kind of dangerous fad diet. It's ALL-NATURAL weight loss. How do they do it?
I bought a bag of croissants, and this morning at breakfast I noticed this printed on the bag:
Well, it's nice to know that the croissants aren't on some kind of dangerous fad diet. It's ALL-NATURAL weight loss. How do they do it?
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Hmm, any tips on how I can make myself subject to such a thing?
Buon viaggio, btw :)
They must also be natural energy snacks because they contain "powered milk"!
They sound too good to be true!
Buon viaggio Shelley e tanti auguri per le nozze:)
LOL.
Buon viaggio!
I can never tell what is worse... Italian translated into English or English translated into Italian. An example, a sunglass store at the Houston airport called "Occhiali da Sole" Sunglasses. !?
Love the post - as a "clandestine" Italian, I really like your takes on Italy. I linked it on my blog at travelfix.blogspot.com
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