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It's weird to think that most of us eat the muscles of sheep, pigs and cows on a daily basis, amirite?
by Anonymous14 years ago
yea. Its even weirder that the muscles people are eating are making them fat XD
by Anonymous14 years ago
Fat makes them fat. Muscle contains 0 calories (or very few; I'm no nureitionalist).
by Anonymous14 years ago
ahhhh.now I knoe! That is my brain hooked on summer -_-
by Anonymous14 years ago
Omfg stop talking. Protein (which muscle is rich in) provides 4 calories per gram. Additionaly, muscle tissue comes packaged with marbling, or fat, which is technically part of the muscle (physiologically, the fat has the task of providing the muscle with fuel). Fat provides 9 calories per gram. ALSO, the word is "nutritionist", not the thing you just typed.
by Anonymous14 years ago
4/gram is not nearly as much as fats and carbohydrates.. Besides, I didn't say fat and muscle (I know they're generally together, I'm not that stupid),I just said muscle, mostly because the good meats won't actually make you fat. And excuse me for using a weird new keyboard with a slightly adjusted layout that screws up half of my words.
by Anonymous14 years ago
Your words: "Muscle contains 0 calories (or very few)." Both statements were wrong.
by Anonymous14 years ago
Take it in perspective. Muscle has less than half the calories of fat, as you say.
by Anonymous14 years ago
Fat is a part of muscle, granted that different muscles from different animals vary widely in their fat content.
by Anonymous14 years ago
That depends on how specifically you define muscle.
by Anonymous14 years ago
Survival of the fittest, motha fucka!
by Anonymous14 years ago
It's weird that you think its weird for people to eat one of the most common sources of food for any animal.
by Anonymous14 years ago
I feel bad agreeing with a troll.
by Anonymous14 years ago
not I, said the vegetarian! :D
by Anonymous14 years ago
it sounds so barbaric when you say it that way...
by Anonymous14 years ago
its weird you mentioned sheep first, and never mentioned chicken.
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