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Guest McChicken

i've been eating alot of dims sims lately (10 a day) I am just wondering, are Dims Sims a healthy choice for dinner?

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Guest iPhets

question: what do you mean by dim sim?

we have a variety of "dim sim", first off starts with buns, rolls, etc

do you know what you ordered? tell us and then we can answer you :)

(by the way i dont even know if we're on the same page? i call it dimsum, it should be the same thing)

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Guest gal-bi

i personally dont think dim sum is a healthy choice for dinner because it is very high in cholesterol, carbohydrates, and it does NOT contain very little or no fiber at all.

its something that is good to eat once in a while

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Guest Xiaoba1tu

question: what do you mean by dim sim?

we have a variety of "dim sim", first off starts with buns, rolls, etc

do you know what you ordered? tell us and then we can answer you :)

(by the way i dont even know if we're on the same page? i call it dimsum, it should be the same thing)

Apparently Aussies call it 'dim sim'.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dim_sim <-- it says that here for some reason. Personally I call it 'dim sum'.

So, 'dim sum' is the Canto version but the term is used in the US according to:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dim_sum

I think 'dim sims' are these:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:Fast_fo...d_soy_sauce.jpg

They are deep fried mini meat dumplings.

i personally dont think dim sum is a healthy choice for dinner because it is very high in cholesterol, carbohydrates, and it does NOT contain very little or no fiber at all.

its something that is good to eat once in a while

Definitely.

It's not a good choice for dinner. It's mostly deep fried food, no vegies, lots of processed meat/seafood (cholesterol) and very salty.

At most, eat it for breakfast/brunch on Saturdays (once a week). ^^

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Guest vip_gd

steamed=okay

eek! you eat 10 a day !_! like what kind?

dim sums are normally unhealthy

relatively speaking, chinese food are unhealthy. I tend to eat less of it.

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Guest busagiboo

It's best not to eat that many a day. Even if it's steamed, they're still high in sodium, cholesterol and carbohydrates.

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Guest forgottenmemories

^Eh, its not that great. Its too oily, it'll give you a headache if you eat too much of it.

And I don't think eating 10 buns a day is healthy....I think its ok to have it once in awhile. But everyday? Girl, you're making your cholesterol level rise with all those oil and carbs you consumed.

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Guest Xiaoba1tu

I've never had dim sum before........is it yummy?

It's nice but only good to eat it occasionally.

Oh and it depends where you buy it.

Girl, you're making your cholesterol level rise with all those oil and carbs you consumed.

I think McChicken is a guy. :lol:

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I remembered eating steamed siu mai for the past the three days and seriously it was high on cholesterol so I don't think it's a good choice for dinner or what time you eat it. At least it's better than the real restaurants who serve it. Just too oily and lots of MSG

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Guest ah-jefu

I believe that the majority of all the dishes at dim sum places consist largely of meat (or meat wrapped in some noodle).

Aside from the fact that Lo Bak cake and Wu Tou Cake is avaliable... they are still fried. Overall, I don't consider dim-sum to be healthy at all. (That's why they serve tea to help stomach the fat :D)

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Guest `lilac;dreams

Definitely not. Even though Siew Mai and Har Kow may be steamed and all, the amount of sodium within Dim Sums is really high.

I'm not too sure about the buns though.

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Guest NEYUGN93

^ oh wow...

i dont think its really unhealthy... i think steam is okay...

but fried... waaaayyyyy too oily T.T

10 a day? you should eat it once in a while.

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Guest Ethereal.

um i eat shrimp su mai. the ones with only shrimp inside

i think they are healthier than the rest

i remember i bought these at trader joes, and like 8 of them was 200-300 calories

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Guest sentuhmentalfo0l

dim sum healthy?

don't get me wrong, i love the stuff

but its usually pretty oily

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