Is Your Kitchen Making You Fat?
February 1, 2010 at 11:31 pm Leave a comment
I just read this article on FirstCoastNews.com, “Is Your Kitchen Making You Fat?”
I’m going to go out on a limb and say, No, me putting food in my mouth is probably the culprit.
The reasons your kitchen makes you fat according to the article?
1. Your plates are too big.
Just because my plates are bigger doesn’t mean I fill them up. If they were a lot smaller and I was still hungry, I would get seconds. No, as mentioned later in the article, I am no too lazy to go get seconds. I may be fat but I’m not a lazy.
2. Your glasses are wide.
This doesn’t really apply to me since I don’t drink soda, but if I had smaller glasses, I would just refill it. I really don’t get how this article can say that if fat people get smaller dishes, they would lose weight and not be fat. Plus, I’m not going to go out and buy all new dishes. That money would probably be better served with a gym membership (if I was actually trying to lose weight) or healthier foods to go on my gigantic plates.
3. Your counters are cluttered.
If I have clutter, it doesn’t make me eat bad foods. I’d say not wanting to do dishes, etc. would make me want to order out. Or, god for bid, I had a craving for some pizza. I don’t think authors of this article realize that you can just make homemade pizza, too. And that has nothing to do with clutter.
4. You serve food family style.
“When heaping bowls of food are in front of you, you’re much more likely to scoop another helping than if you have to cross the room to get to the extras.”
HA. HA. Apparently they think I’ll have to waddle on over and that’s just TOO MUCH for me to handle. Me being fat and all. What a riot.
5. You have a clear cookie jar.
I don’t even own a cookie jar. Next.
6. Your kitchen is grand central.
I have an average-sized kitchen, and I wouldn’t want a smaller one. Bigger yes, smaller no. Why? Because I LOVE to cook. This one is somehow missing from the list.
Let’s consider that it’s not the kitchen’s fault. It’s not even the food’s fault. YOU are responsible for the food that goes in your kitchen. Just man up about it and stop trying to get us to gut our kitchen.
Entry filed under: Diet, Food. Tags: Advice, Diet, Exercise, Fat, Fat acceptance, Fat bias, Food, Me!, obesity, Plus Size, Soda, Women.

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