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Cheat Meal!

So what diet can really survive without a cheat day?  It's a great question.  It serves a couple of purposes.  It keeps your body guessing and it serves the psych of knowing the next cheat meal is less than a week away.

And if you're going to have a cheat day, you should do it in epic proportions!  3 hours sounds good. Let's see what's on tap for tonight?

Well, first we have some appetizers.  Fresh chocolate glazed donuts.  Maybe 3 or so...

How about some of that awesome pastry crust from Ledo's?  Gotta love me that buffalo chicken with added blue cheese crumbles.   Match it up with some garlic bread.   So nice....

And we need to wash it down with maybe 3 or so cans of Ginger Cola from Pepsi.  Love the bite!  And the ginger always settles the stomach.  Not that I need it tonight.

Maybe take a break and add a few M&M's and some mini peanut butter cups.

What's missing?  Oh, some ice cream!  This will do...


And maybe a bite of cookie and caked to finish up.


Until next Saturday.  Happy cheating!
As always, I feel so deprived. 


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