thekelsmith replied to your post: Let’s say you have two chicken thighs. Boneless,…
Ladies and gentleman - the reason my jeans are so tight. My husband actually believes “fat” is an ingredient.
Fat is absolutely an ingredient. Fat content affects the flavor, consistency, and tenderness of a piece of meat more than anything else. If a piece of meat doesn’t have enough fat, you need to add it in some way.
And your jeans are just fine, my dear ;)
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scottfriday reblogged this from themattsmith and added:
he’s right. fat is definitely an ingredient. coincidentally, kel, he’s also the reason my jeans are so tight right now.
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ananonymousbob said:
Furthermore, fat derived from animals (real fat) is actually quite good for you and doesn’t make you fat at all. People who eat more animal fat tend to eat less because it reduces the need for snacking.
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dailybaxter said:
Fat is good for your hair and skin and shit. At least that’s what I tell myself. My jeans might be tight, but look at my glorious hair and be distracted!
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