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Ah-nold Is a Dough-Nut!

Posted May 1st 2007 12:34PM by TMZ Staff

Arnold SchwarzeneggerCalifornia Governator Arnold Schwarzenegger has a soft spot -- or three -- for doughnuts!

TMZ has learned the former bodybuilder has fallen head over love handles for Frittelli's Gourmet Donuts in Beverly Hills, and comes in for his fill at least once a week! While the Boston Cream (with zero trans fats!) is a fave with most celebs, including Jennifer Garner and Justin Timberlake, Arnold regularly scarfs down the Decaf Macchiato and the green apple fritter. The new breakfast of champions!

Arnold's constituents will be happy to know that Frittelli's relies primarily on eco-friendly energy resources.

Even though Arnold's off the movies, his famous phrase resonates every time he leaves -- "I'll be back."

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1. I saw Amy Sedaris at Frittelli's Donuts the other day with her ex, Myron Kempelstein, the powerful cable executive. I was wondering if an endorsement deal was in the works, Amy already being such a major force in the cupcake world. Donuts is the logical next step, in addition to the mix-tape she is doing for Starbucks.

Posted at 12:54PM on May 1st 2007 by Serena Smith

2. He can eat my donut hole anytime.

Posted at 12:57PM on May 1st 2007 by Meooowwww

3. Mmmm. I had heard that Amy Sedaris was doing a dance video/remix of that old Sir-Mix-a-Lot song, "I Like Big Butts." So maybe she has seen how big Ahnold's butt has gotten and was just following his lead to get "in character."

Posted at 12:58PM on May 1st 2007 by Dennis Myllynten

4. Have another doughnut you Fat Pig!

Posted at 1:04PM on May 1st 2007 by SlappDaddy

5. An Austrian guy likes donuts. Shocking, eh?

Posted at 2:03PM on May 1st 2007 by Sugraf

6. Eco friendly? Like Arnie & Maria really care about that! How donuts does Teddy eat daily?

Posted at 1:50PM on May 1st 2007 by mickeylou

7. Next thing you know, they will be reporting his favorite brand of toilet paper.

C'mon, give us more interesting gossip!

Posted at 3:18PM on May 1st 2007 by Blitzer

8.

Ahhhhhhhhhh-nuld

Posted at 3:43PM on May 1st 2007 by turd

9. he should get his hands on some of these
http://www.theweeklydonut.org/index.php/2007/04/28/lets-tobias-some-tasty-escorts/

Posted at 4:27PM on May 1st 2007 by ja

10. Zero Trans Fat....BS!!!!

I just talked with Fratellis and they DO use Hydrogenated Oil in their doughnuts which means there ARE trans fats but because of the FDA's loopholes...oops, I mean guidelines, they don't have to disclose it.

To add insult to injury the woman I talked with told me that "she couldn't use anything else" for these doughnuts. BS! It's all about costs. I know; I was an award winning chef.

Their marketing and Beverly Hills location are strong. Too bad they are pulling the wool over their customers eyes and it's going straight to their arteries!

There's a reason that New York City has BANNED ALL HYDROGENATED OILS.

April 2006 in the New England Journal of Medicine
On a per-calorie basis, trans fats appear to increase the risk of coronary heart disease more than any other macronutrient, conferring a substantially increased risk at low levels of consumption (1 to 3 percent of total energy intake). In a meta-analysis of four prospective cohort studies involving nearly 140,000 subjects, including updated analyses from the two largest studies, a 2 percent increase in energy intake from trans fatty acids was associated with a 23 percent increase in the incidence of coronary heart disease....

If a product contains less than half a gram of trans fat per serving, the food manufacturer is allowed to say on the package that it is "trans fat-free" or "zero grams of trans fat per serving" BUT if you consume ten servings of different products each with 0.45 grams of trans fat, you have consumed 4.5 grams of trans fat. Yet each serving was "trans fat-free" or contained "zero grams of trans fat"! According to FDA arithmetic, 0 x 10 = 4.5. You don't even know you just did that!!!

Where is the FDA's consumer protection?

Posted at 5:44PM on May 1st 2007 by My Heart

11. I really hate that FDA loophole-it is so misleading. There are a few donut places that use trans fat free oil.

Posted at 1:15PM on May 2nd 2007 by ellen

12. mmm doughnuts, I can have one Arnie??
"Let off some steam Bennet" KA-KAPOWW KRRRRAKKKK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Posted at 8:29PM on May 4th 2007 by Bennet

13. Arnold refutes this story on a morning radio talk show!!!!

Here is the interview:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n1s9idOk4Q0

Posted at 6:43AM on May 2nd 2007 by booglypoo

14. Arnold needs to STOP eating dounuts NOW!!!! He does not know they contribute to Global Warming. What is he trying to do kill us all? Of course he could buy carbon credits and eat all he wants. Save the world stop eating dounuts.

Posted at 8:06AM on May 3rd 2007 by Stevei

15. "New York City has BANNED ALL HYDROGENATED OILS"


Since we are all adults and capable of making decisions about what we eat or not, why in the world do we want the government telling us what or what not to eat. There are some who don't care whether hydrogenated oil is bad for them, they want to have a choice about what to eat. This is not the role of government.

The same goes for banning smoking in bars or restaurants. Why not let the market decide. Those who want to avoid smoke will not patronize those venues that permit it. Why should the government be telling businesses what they can permit or not?

Just some thoughts.

Posted at 8:41PM on May 12th 2007 by Gary Aminoff

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