I can't believe I used to eat that!!

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  • Kalikel
    Kalikel Posts: 9,603 Member
    All of it. The whole diet was just bad, bad, bad. I rarely ate anything healthy and constantly ate things that were bad for me...most of it from restaurants and fast food.

    I could never be one of those people who eats everything they used to eat and remain healthy, lol. It was that bad.
  • 999tigger
    999tigger Posts: 5,235 Member
    Rather than be in shock horror against myself, this thread has just made me a bit nostalgic and hungry.
  • mb8605
    mb8605 Posts: 4 Member
    edited November 2014
    Fish...never been a fan. Anything in a microwave. +1 on fast food and other restaurants, though I'll still get a Wendy's grilled chicken sandwhich or a subway six inch sub at work...hoping my new job will take care of that with home made cooking. Sprite. Roughly an entire can of pringles.
  • salembambi
    salembambi Posts: 5,585 Member
    I can't believe I ever in my life ate animals & their fluids ....just the smell of it now makes me feel ill ...eggs..ew dry heaveeee
  • ana3067
    ana3067 Posts: 5,623 Member
    queenliz99 wrote: »
    ana3067 wrote: »
    Well, everything I used to eat I STILL eat. So... nothing.


    I eat whatever I want, too, but just less of it.
    Yes, this. Once I'm in maintenance it will obviously not be eating less of it. This is one reason I look forward to bulking next year :p
  • zyxst
    zyxst Posts: 9,149 Member
    999tigger wrote: »
    Rather than be in shock horror against myself, this thread has just made me a bit nostalgic and hungry.

    Yeah, I want to have one of Allison Reynolds' sandwiches from The Breakfast Club: PB on white bread with crushed Doritos and a sprinkled Pixie stick (or 2). I can't find any normal sized Pixie Stix round here.

  • thiswillhappen
    thiswillhappen Posts: 634 Member
    Yah I kind of want to just try melted microwave cheese now.
  • AmigaMaria001
    AmigaMaria001 Posts: 489 Member
    An entire bag of vinegar and salt chips about once a week. After eating the whole bag my mouth and tongue would hurt so much I couldn't eat another chip for a week - but once my mouth was well I'd do it again - over and over and over again... Sic!
  • ana3067
    ana3067 Posts: 5,623 Member
    AmigaMaria001 wrote: »
    An entire bag of vinegar and salt chips about once a week. After eating the whole bag my mouth and tongue would hurt so much I couldn't eat another chip for a week - but once my mouth was well I'd do it again - over and over and over again... Sic!

    I'm gonna be honest and say this sounds delicious. If I felt like doing this I would just go a maintenance day and eat an individual bag.
    thiswillhappen wrote: »
    Yah I kind of want to just try melted microwave cheese now.
    It's really quite good. saltier than in its cold state. It's REALLY good with proper cheese curds though.
  • LookingBusy
    LookingBusy Posts: 72 Member
    thiswillhappen wrote: »
    Yah I kind of want to just try melted microwave cheese now.

    I've done it. It's amazing. And better calorie-wise than if you melted that cheese on crackers right? RIGHT?
  • 999tigger
    999tigger Posts: 5,235 Member
    Are we talking a 150g bag or are they much larger in the US? The big bags in the UK are 150g ofc nothing to stop you having more than one.
  • williams969
    williams969 Posts: 2,528 Member
    999tigger wrote: »
    Are we talking a 150g bag or are they much larger in the US? The big bags in the UK are 150g ofc nothing to stop you having more than one.

    MUCH bigger (well, we have the smaller ones, too). "Party" or "Family" size bags in the US are like 300-400g+ size (usually 10-15 servings per--or ONE big serving, lol).
  • idolessecstasy
    idolessecstasy Posts: 11 Member
    I used to be able to eat burritos with tortillas and everything from Chipotle or Qdoba, now if I go to those places I have to order without the tortilla or I'll only end up eating about half of it.

    I mean... :| Or I end up with crazy agidah for the next day because I'll feel so sick and nasty afterwards.
  • Soggynode
    Soggynode Posts: 1,179 Member
    It's an endless list of whole foods - whole pints of ice cream, whole pies, whole pizzas, whole 2 liter bottles of pop, etc... I was a pioneer in the whole food movement.
  • RedfootDaddy
    RedfootDaddy Posts: 274 Member
    999tigger wrote: »
    Rather than be in shock horror against myself, this thread has just made me a bit nostalgic and hungry.

    I am right there with you. I am now starving, jonesing for a full pizza with a side of Taco Bell, shawarma, and donuts.

  • DancingMoosie
    DancingMoosie Posts: 8,619 Member
    Saltines dipped in spreadable butter, like a whole roll of them....washed down with some wine. And then I'd cry about eating the butter:(
  • stephanieluvspb
    stephanieluvspb Posts: 997 Member
    I would make cookie dough and use a little milk instead of an egg, then sit down and eat the WHOLE bowl of raw cookie dough with a big glass of milk. Sad but true
  • pita7317
    pita7317 Posts: 1,437 Member
    Probably the worst was a can of tamales, can of chili with lots of cheddar baked on top....ewwww.
    Now half of a fresh tamale, is a treat. No chili, no cheese.
  • 999tigger
    999tigger Posts: 5,235 Member
    williams969 wrote: »
    999tigger wrote: »
    Are we talking a 150g bag or are they much larger in the US? The big bags in the UK are 150g ofc nothing to stop you having more than one.

    MUCH bigger (well, we have the smaller ones, too). "Party" or "Family" size bags in the US are like 300-400g+ size (usually 10-15 servings per--or ONE big serving, lol).

    Ok that makes more sense. I was thinking you were a bit lightweight there. 500g Might start to make you feel satisfied, but as the poster pointed out theres a level at which it starts to shred your mouth. I think I definitely ate two tubes of those snack monstrosities knows as pringles, not sure I ever did three.

    The poster who did the gallon of ice cream is tops though. Not good if you are lactose intolerant plus it gets a bit sickly after a while.
  • longtimeterp
    longtimeterp Posts: 614 Member
    Mashed cauliflower and shiritaki noodles...no thank you, i'll take copious amounts of BACON now please!!
  • paperalien
    paperalien Posts: 167 Member
    amusedmonkey wrote: »
    Is it sad that I still eat some of the things people mention here as a "low point"? I still eat the whole 100 g chocolate bar in one setting every now and then. I still eat a whole can of pringles, or fried things (heck, I ate 600 calorie worth of fried eggplant today).

    What I can't believe I used to eat is the things that I don't really care for but ate "just because they're lying around". I don't like salt and vinegar flavored chips for example, but used to eat a family pack just because it was in the pantry. Now instead of grabbing random things "just because" I make sure I really like and want whatever I'm eating. Calories are a precious currency to me now, and only the worthiest and tastiest of foods get to have a big chunk of them.


    What did you fry your eggplant in to get that many calories?
    I am genuinely curious. I love eggplant fried in butter but have never managed to get it that high in calories.
  • seltzermint555
    seltzermint555 Posts: 10,740 Member
    chicken pasta alfredo concoctions at places like Outback, Cheddars, Chilis. I thought I was going healthy, lmao. Little did I know I would have been better off with almost anything else on the menu.
  • schle009
    schle009 Posts: 63 Member
    Used to eat a pint of chocolate peanut butter Haagen Dasz alomost every day(1310 cal). I'd totally do it still if it was low-cal...
    But fast food. I grew up on McDonald's, BK, Taco Bell, etc. I've gone to McDonald's twice for food in the last year (once against my will) and it was gross. No BK or TB for a couple years. Ew.
  • schle009
    schle009 Posts: 63 Member
    Oh, and half a roll of cookie dough. Again, something I'd totally still do ...
  • chunmi
    chunmi Posts: 38 Member
    edited November 2014
    For breakfast i used to eat white bread with butter and then i would put a lot of brown sugar on it, i ate about 3 slices and then a slice with chocolate sprinkles and for lunch i also ate bread with nutella... i now realize just ate soooo much bread, for breakfast lunch, sometimes even dinner + pretty much all snacks where bread+sugary spreads (or cheese)
  • Sabine_Stroehm
    Sabine_Stroehm Posts: 19,263 Member
    longtimeterp wrote: »
    Mashed cauliflower and shiritaki noodles...no thank you, i'll take copious amounts of BACON now please!!
    Love mashed cauliflower and bacon. And even cauliflower and bacon together.
  • stackhsc
    stackhsc Posts: 439 Member
    i still have icecream almost daily

    I use to eat around 1kg of peanut butter... a week. Wow, no wonder i was huge. and the bread, butter jam and milk associated with it. since i cut it back/almost out i eat way less bread, way less butter and hardly any milk down from 6-8 liters a week. funny how one small change can cause a cascade of other reductions too.
  • davidbur
    davidbur Posts: 11 Member
    I still eat pretty much what I used to eat except using portion control. One exception is sodium. I now average 1500 mgs or sodium a day, down from 4-5 grams a day. Funny thing, after 3 years of regulating sodium, I don't even miss it any more.
  • mandyosetti
    mandyosetti Posts: 72 Member
    I used to eat for breakfast almost every week at a local restaurant: 2 scrambled eggs, 3 pieces of bacon, home fries, 2 pieces of toast with jam and orange juice. On occasion my husband and I would split an order of pancackes too (with butter and maple syrup of course). Now I eat one egg, 2 pieces of bacon, 1/3-1/2 of the homefries, one piece of toast and an orange juice. I'm full after that. I can't believe I used to be able to eat so much!
  • baconslave
    baconslave Posts: 7,021 Member
    I could eat a whole pound of bacon on my own.
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