Trigger Foods-Once you start you cant stop
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LOL. This thread is making my mouth water. My trigger food is anything potato. I LOVE potato salad!0
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Peanut Butter, Reese's Chocolate Peanut Butter Spread. I've been going through major self-control issues with food recently, and these (especially the Reese's) were both hard to turn away. Although I did very well last night, just portioned out some of the Reese's for dessert, and didn't go back for more. But even now, while I'm at work, I'm wishing I had the jar, a spoon, and a 3000 calorie deficit to fill.
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Anything chocolate.
Mmmm chocolate.0 -
I wouldn't call them trigger foods but grapes and any sort of cakes lol.0
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I believe in everything in moderation but there are some foods that I just don't go near or buy at all anymore because no matter what I always end up eating way more than I meant to.
1. orange juice-I looove it despite the fact I'm allergic to it
2. subway sandwich "footlong"- I always tell myself Ill save the other half for later and never do
3. egg nog- my own personal holiday enemy
4. take home pizzas like digornios or tombstone-Just one slice, yeah right
And every time I'm at the grocery store I have to do that battle with myself, no don't buy it, who cares that its on sale, you're not going to eat just a little bit, don't even stand here and lie to yourself.
So I was just interested in knowing other people's trigger foods
Can't? None.
Choose not to? There can be several, depending to my level of future thinking in the particular moment.
I don't like to mix my "can'ts" and my "I don't wannas"
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Ice cream for me, for sure. Also salty stuff like chips or Smartfood popcorn. And carbs. And Oreos.0
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Beer, twinkies, fruity pebbles.0
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It used to be chocolate, but I don't eat too many sweets anymore, THANK GOD! Now, it's pita chips and hummus, which in theory is healthy for you...IN MODERATION! Yeah, I'm not sure what that is.
Also, wine. I know we're talking about food, but I love a glass of wine with dinner every night. And usually a second glass about an hour and a half before I go to bed.0 -
Cookies are a huge problem for me and when I'm on my period whatever I eat becomes a binge. Last night I told myself I could have 2 oreos and I ate the whole sleeve. Best for me to keep the goodies out of my cabinets0
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Chocolate - I'm still having issues from halloween0
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Chilli doritos. Used to have a large bag with a couple glasses of wine at weekends
Now cut out the wine and measure out the doritos and stick to 30-50g max.0 -
AngryViking1970 wrote: »Tortilla chips and salsa. There is no moderation here.
Yep. Same. Except I don't discriminate with the dips; queso and guacamole are just fine as well. There's this thing called the Dip Sampler at Don Pablo's (which I think is a national chain); they give you bean dip, white cheese, queso, and guacamole, along with soft tortillas and the chips and salsa that come free. I could eat the entire thing no problem and then move on to my enchiladas.
Come to think of it, I could probably clean out an entire Mexican restaurant by myself, no trouble.0 -
NoelFigart1 wrote: »
Can't? None.
Choose not to? There can be several, depending to my level of future thinking in the particular moment.
I don't like to mix my "can'ts" and my "I don't wannas"
This. Probably everything named in this thread are "I don't wanna stop" foods for me too.. except grapes, lol.
I still eat Twinkies. I want 2, 3, 4, the whole box. I eat one. I'd rather have one 135 calorie Twinkie than no Twinkies at all.
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AngryViking1970 wrote: »Tortilla chips and salsa. There is no moderation here.
Yep. Same. Except I don't discriminate with the dips; queso and guacamole are just fine as well. There's this thing called the Dip Sampler at Don Pablo's (which I think is a national chain); they give you bean dip, white cheese, queso, and guacamole, along with soft tortillas and the chips and salsa that come free. I could eat the entire thing no problem and then move on to my enchiladas.
Come to think of it, I could probably clean out an entire Mexican restaurant by myself, no trouble.[/quote]
Amen and what she said. No stopping me at a Mexican restaurant. That's why I stay away for NOW.0 -
Chocolate covered macadamias are my kryptonite0
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NoelFigart1 wrote: »I believe in everything in moderation but there are some foods that I just don't go near or buy at all anymore because no matter what I always end up eating way more than I meant to.
1. orange juice-I looove it despite the fact I'm allergic to it
2. subway sandwich "footlong"- I always tell myself Ill save the other half for later and never do
3. egg nog- my own personal holiday enemy
4. take home pizzas like digornios or tombstone-Just one slice, yeah right
And every time I'm at the grocery store I have to do that battle with myself, no don't buy it, who cares that its on sale, you're not going to eat just a little bit, don't even stand here and lie to yourself.
So I was just interested in knowing other people's trigger foods
Can't? None.
Choose not to? There can be several, depending to my level of future thinking in the particular moment.
I don't like to mix my "can'ts" and my "I don't wannas"
Not once did I say "I can't or I don't'" Its just a fun little thread to get some frustration out. Talk to me once you lose 115lbs, eat 1200 calories a day, and work out for an hour every day. Then we can talk about can'ts and don't want tos0 -
Peanut butter
Popcorn
Cookies.... okay, any baked yummies
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Carbs for me, Savory ones at that.
Pizza
Pasta
Gnocchi - with a blue cheese or 4 cheese sauce OMG!!
a good fresh sourdough
Cheese!!!!
Light & Tangy chips
Good Fries with chicken salt
The list could go on forever but that's the main ones
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unadorned white bread and table salt.0
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Cheetos!! I don't care if they're name brand, crappy generic or anything in between, once I start I cannot stop until the bag is empty or someone physically pries it from my grasp.0
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Chex Mix.0
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CHIPS! That's why I buy the small bags now because I will sit down and devour them like no tomorrow.0
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Hmmmm it used to be oats believe it or not- I could eat 300 grams of oatmeal / muesli easy and still want more! but now i dont really have any
i take that back after reading some other replies: french baguette with cheese- SOOOO good i can't stop lol0 -
Peppermint Patties
Junior Mints
Chocolate Brownie ice cream
Hershey kisses
Fresh Bread
Chocolate Covered Cherries
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Anything that comes in several portions, except cereals. I can't do moderation - if it's inthe cupboard, I'm eating it all. Luckily I find it easy to buy the right things when shopping, and only have junk on occasion.0
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CHEESECAKE
ANY TYPE OF COBBLER
APPLE CRISP
PECAN AND CHERRY PIE.0 -
M&M's. Just a few nights ago I put away a 6 serving bag of the birthday cake M&M's. Next day though ... deadlift PR's.0
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peanut butter.0
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