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Happy Birthday @jessd1 and @murf !

Happy birthday folks! Hope it's a sunny day where you are. Have the best day! :party:
 
Many thanks
Just gotta work out what to treat myself to eat 2nite lol, thinking it wont be low carb or healthy lol
 
Many Happy Returns :party:
 
Happy birthday!

murf said:
Many thanks
Just gotta work out what to treat myself to eat 2nite lol, thinking it wont be low carb or healthy lol
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Jennifer of “Jennifer’s Advice” had this suggestion about birthday cake… :D

Birthday Cake

IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT!!!
Modern research has determined that "Birthday Cake", ie: A highly decorated sweet flour/fat/sugar based dessert, generally festooned with YOUR name, has NO CALORIES, NO CARBS, AND NO FAT.

Shocking? Sure.

But it appears, the joy felt once a year when we eat a piece of this comestible surrounded by our loved ones immediately dissipates all CALORIES, CARBS AND FAT!

There are a few important caveats:

1. It must be YOUR birthday.
2. You must only have ONE birthday a year.
3. Cake must be consumed AFTER appropriate musical accompaniment ("Happy Birthday" or "For He/She's a Jolly Good Fellow/Person" or the like).
4. Candles, while low carb, low calorie and low fat must NOT be consumed... especially when lit.
5. BEWARE! Foods consumed before and after cake maintain their original carb, fat and calorie count.

This has been brought to you as a public service announcement.

Jennifer

As posted by Alan S on this blogpost: Thanksgiving and other feasts
 
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