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how do they do it?

>> No.16082153

i thought you were gonna circle the bit where it says may contain shellfish or some shit
how do they do that?

>> No.16082222

>>16082150
It looks like, by the serving size, that it's a quart of melted down ice cream, cookies, and syrup. It's not that surprising.

>> No.16082225

>>16082150
Do what? Post miniscule pictures?

>> No.16082266

>>16082150
>protein 38g
lmao

>> No.16082305

this is a premeal workout shake for the gym bro. just imagine the intensity you could have with 333g of CARBS

>> No.16082996
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>>16082150
>Sugar 263 g
>263 g
>0.26 kg

>> No.16083189
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>> No.16083347

>>16082996
>0.57 pounds of sugar
>9 oz of sugar

>> No.16083361

>>16083347
no one knows what pounds or wizards of oz are

>> No.16083452

>>16082150
>over two pints of icecream

>> No.16083475

>>16082150
juesus christ that sodium level. my popcorn has less salt.

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>> No.16083502

This is fake and photoshopped retards
It's bad but not THAT bad

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>>16083491
c-crustaceans?

>> No.16083521

>how does 36oz of melted ice cream, chocolate syrup, and cookies have the calories of 36oz of melted ice cream, chocolate syrup, and cookies?
No idea, man.

>> No.16084623

>>16083361
Hmmm...you appear to be retard. I'm not sure I can help you but I will try.
You see, pounds and ounces are common units of measurement used throughout the centuries by many countries. They're standards by which the weight equated to often varied and this (granted the following is an oversimplification) lead to France adopting what is commonly known as the "metric" system and said system gradually spread throughout the world with many adopters a cross the world. I hope this history lesson has help you learn more and brightened your day :)