KFC zinger burger
sbahlezinwe67
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I have just eaten a KFC zinger burger and I feel terrible the guilt is dealing with my conscious, I feel like I have ruined my journey to weight loss and I'm in a verge of binging
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It looks delicious! It seems like an accomplishment to even attempt that greatness! Never feel bad about eating! One little treat won't ruin anything. If it matters that much, think of it as a lesson learned. However, feeling guilty about eating can lead to disordered thinking about food and body image so if this happens often, please see a professional.0
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... it's not even 600 calories. Is there any reason why you can't fit 600 calories in your day?0
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It is just food. No reason to feel guilty. Log it in the diary and move on.
Tomorrow you will eat more inline with your goals.0 -
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Don't even worry about it, just log and move on. I lost 60lbs while still eating a zinger tower burger every week. Those things are delicious.0
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Sorry OP this is funny and you are being pretty crazy at getting things completely out of perspective.
Zinger burger 450 calories, which means you could eat 7.8 zingers before you would put on 1lb. In contrast your body will fluctuate naturally by 1-4lb a day.
It also has 25g of protein in it.
So you havent messed up at all. What they said of you are eating only 910 calories in a day thats messed up, isnt sustainable and isnt healthy. You should be at a minimum of 1200 per day and I think even thats a bit too low.
Have a word with yourself, its ok, dont beat yourself up and its not a very good excuse to bingem which is completely illogical. Set a sustainable calorie level.0 -
Don't be so quick to judge. You are assuming that she has eaten nothing else today. If I ate one right now I would say the same thing because I've already eaten about 1000 calories today.
To the OP just take it in stride and realize that not everyday is going to perfect. If you're in it for the long haul you will stumble now and then.
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This is how you make dieting a lifestyle-you fit what you want to eat into your calories for each day. That includes KFC zinger burgers and other yummy things. Dieting isn't about deprivation and starvation. It's about moderation and making it a lifestyle. I just had white cheddar and bacon stuffed filet mignon and mashed potatoes for lunch. And I fit it into my calories. And it was good. If you are "ready to binge" over a burger, you are approaching weight and health the wrong way.0
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No I a
No I actually get 1200 calories per day and I ate my brakefast and launch so the zinger burger was for launch after loging it I am left with 310 calories
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njitaliana wrote: »This is how you make dieting a lifestyle-you fit what you want to eat into your calories for each day. That includes KFC zinger burgers and other yummy things. Dieting isn't about deprivation and starvation. It's about moderation and making it a lifestyle. I just had white cheddar and bacon stuffed filet mignon and mashed potatoes for lunch. And I fit it into my calories. And it was good. If you are "ready to binge" over a burger, you are approaching weight and health the wrong way.
Thank you the thing is it is hard to let go of the information I have bn told all my life that junk food makes you fat no mater the amount but since i came to my fitness pal for the first time in my life i hear people talking a different language of calories0 -
The Zinger was fine. Dont be too strict on yourself as thats a way to force people into a binge or to quit. I wouldnt go hungry just to meet a calorie target.
Just 30 minutes walking a day would help earn you some more calories to eat.
You should probably make a list of all this disinformation you have absorbed because its doing you no favours. Keep asking questions and then you will learn just how it is. Its not worth the worry.
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How did you mess anything up? Nothing here makes sense.0
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sbahlezinwe67 wrote: »No I a
No I actually get 1200 calories per day and I ate my brakefast and launch so the zinger burger was for launch after loging it I am left with 310 calories
This is also probably too low in calories.0 -
Don't feel bad! I've lost almost 60 lbs in the last year, and for about 3 straight weeks my diet included brownies for breakfast. (I'm not saying that's the best idea for weight loss, just that it can happen regardless of how junky your diet is.) If you want to eat a filling dinner tonight and stay within your calories, just get a little exercise and focus on lean protein.0
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I've never even heard of this magical dish, and I am sad that it doesn't seem to exist in the states. But it appears to have 30 grams of protein, so it's not all empty calories.
This mindset is worrisome, as it is on the verge of disordered thinking. Food is not good or bad. It is just food. It is the proportions and amounts that can be good or bad, not the food itself. If you ate 5 KFC Zinger burgers, I'd worry. One? Enjoy! (Since apparently I can't!!! Harrumph!)0 -
Log it and move on!0
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sbahlezinwe67 wrote: »njitaliana wrote: »This is how you make dieting a lifestyle-you fit what you want to eat into your calories for each day. That includes KFC zinger burgers and other yummy things. Dieting isn't about deprivation and starvation. It's about moderation and making it a lifestyle. I just had white cheddar and bacon stuffed filet mignon and mashed potatoes for lunch. And I fit it into my calories. And it was good. If you are "ready to binge" over a burger, you are approaching weight and health the wrong way.
Thank you the thing is it is hard to let go of the information I have bn told all my life that junk food makes you fat no mater the amount but since i came to my fitness pal for the first time in my life i hear people talking a different language of calories
Nope. A calorie is a calorie. You will probably find that you are better off eating mostly lean proteins and produce, but you will lose even if you eat junk food at every meal.
This is the longest I've ever stuck to a diet, the most weight I've lost, and the first time I feel no guilt about pizza or potato chips. And yet I can go days and days without wanting those things. Realizing they weren't "bad" foods freed me from wanting them daily.0 -
It is probably easier to lose weight in a small rural area. I just looked at the "Zinger", and admit it is a good thing the closest KFC is 300 miles away. I would eat that too. Move on. Make a plan how to avoid KFC from now on.0
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Where does KFC sell them?0
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OP, there ios nothing magic in a Zinger that will make you gain weight over anything else with that amount of calories.
As for giving up and binging - if you were driving from LA to Vegas in a sweet, sweet Mustang and you got a flat tire, would you slash the other 3 tires and walk back to LA? Of course not. You'd put on the spare and keep driving. Why on earth would you undo all your work over a burger thats worth less than half your daily categories?0 -
Don't feel bad about it, tomorrow's a new day!0
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Thank you guys thank you so much for the responses I'm leaning something new everyday in this app0
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sbahlezinwe67 wrote: »I have just eaten a KFC zinger burger and I feel terrible the guilt is dealing with my conscious, I feel like I have ruined my journey to weight loss and I'm in a verge of binging
Please don't beat yourself up about one little misstep!. You are doing great and you even had calories allotted for it so just put it behind you and tomorrow is another day you start all over it's fine0 -
I had cravings for a Zinger over the weekend and I am not scared to go and get one. It is reasonably low calorie compared to some of the other fast food burgers available.
Just make sure you have enough calories available and then there should be no problem with a burger every now and then.0 -
As long as you don't go over your calorie allowance for the day, its fine. We all need a treat now and again, cheat meals are much better than cheat days. Don't beat yourself up. Just as one healthy meal won't make you skinny, one bad meal won't make you fat. Keep going!0
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LOLOL I would have demolished that burger lalala0
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I eat KFC once a week, usually after a workout lol It's about healthy choices. KFCs website has nutritional information on it so if my day allows it I eat a burger and if not I eat a grilled chicken wrap.
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