Counting Calories
My wife and I were given a Coffee Cake for Christmas.

It's such a small lovely little lump of sugary whiz-bang! So cute!
Curious, we turned the box over to read the nutritional information. 250 calories per serving. Ouch.
I got a sudden sinking feeling. "How many servings does it think this little cake has?"

"Sixteen."
Sixteen?!? Yikes! So any one paper-thin slice of this stuff would take almost 15 minutes on the ol' exercise bike to burn off? That's frightening.
I opened up the box, and broke open the seal. There was a sweet, powerful, *gorgeous* smell of glucose and wheat. The button on my jeans instantly broke.
My wife screamed. "I can't be a part of this!" She ran to the bedroom and slammed the door behind her. A minute later, she opened the door, hung a small sign on the doorknob and slammed it again. The sign read, "Pilates in progress... do not disturb."

Even with *my* crazy metabolism, I couldn't eat all of it. But it sure was tasty. :)
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