Apparently, these cheese puffs have vitamin D. Guess who no longer is gonna have a vitamin D deficiency? This guy.
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That's a perfect balance. If you stay inside and eat puffs all day, you need some vitamin D, if you go out for a walk (and presumably leave the puffs at home), you're all good!
I am outside every day, since I bike to work.
One problem is that the average January low for example is -13.6111C, which means there's not a lot of exposed skin (or eyes) on the ride.
Another problem is that my dad had skin cancer, and that's not even on the Irish/Swedish side of the family.
I'm not sure if you're insinuating I can't eat puffs and eat at the same time, but I am a pretty talented puff eater.
One problem is that the average January low for example is -13.6111C, which means there's not a lot of exposed skin (or eyes) on the ride.
Another problem is that my dad had skin cancer, and that's not even on the Irish/Swedish side of the family.
I'm not sure if you're insinuating I can't eat puffs and eat at the same time, but I am a pretty talented puff eater.
eat puffs and walk...need coffee along with puffs, apparently.