Cathy Classics by Cathy Guisewite for August 05, 2013
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Cathy: And we'd like them with extra sauce! How could we spend so much time dieting and still gain so much weight? Why didn't we notice that food was getting so huge? What did we think would happen if even our "healthy alternative" portions were five times as big as our regular portions used to be? We hunger for answers.
AnonaMoaner over 11 years ago
It’s fattening stuff, sauce.
Sally246 over 11 years ago
Tell me about it! You go out and order a single pizza slice, you get one the size of a pizza!Good Morning, “Cathy” clan!
Sally246 over 11 years ago
Hi, all! It’s very good to be back! My daughter had a long ballet camp in Atlanta, and I had to go with her. It has been a busy summer!
catsarge10 over 11 years ago
You’re right, Susan — I can sometimes get 3 meals out of the one I order when dining out. Also, most restaurants (including fast food) have low cal / low fat menu items.Welcome back, Sally246 — you have been in my “stomping” grounds" and close to lightenup.Happy Monday to the Cathy Clan!
gobblingup Premium Member over 11 years ago
So true! And I think we all noticed servings were getting larger, we just went with it because it felt like we were getting more for our money!Hello Cathy clan! Welcome back, Sally! As catsarge said, you were in our neck of the woods, and we hope it went well! Would have enjoyed meeting you! :-)
Zaristerex over 11 years ago
Some of the fad diets in panel 1 are passé now.
lindz.coop Premium Member over 11 years ago
Portion distortion. WW teaches portion control — which is really the answer. I read an article by a Hollywood star once upon a time (can’t remember the name). She said when she eats out, she cuts the portion in half and then cuts it in half again and it is just right. That’s how she stayed thin. I usually split restaurant meals with my husband (just last night in fact) and still have enough to bring home for another meal (tonight). It works for us.
rgcviper over 11 years ago
Two words: common sense.
Oh—wait. This is Cathy we’re talking about. Scratch that.
HI, MOM. Greetings, Clan.