What bad food can't you live without?
IronBatMaiden
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Everyone has some foods that they can't live without, but have to eat in moderation in order to be healthy.
Mine are the following:
Pizza
Fries
Cheeseburgers
Ice cream
Sherbet
Sour candy
White rice
Cheese
Hummus
What are yours?
Mine are the following:
Pizza
Fries
Cheeseburgers
Ice cream
Sherbet
Sour candy
White rice
Cheese
Hummus
What are yours?
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I don't have any bad foods. I just eat everything in moderation. Favorite would include what you call bad though, like pizza, burgers, ice cream Pepsi, etc.0
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I have a lot of tempting vices...oreos, nachos, pizza...so I just don't keep them around. Ever. I run in the opposite direction from them outside of an occasional piece of veggie pizza!0
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There's no 'bad' food. I don't eat a lot of pizza, because it's quite high in calories, and when I eat it, I want to eat more than one little piece. So I just bank calories so I can eat it the way I want to - eating under my calories for several days in a row, I'll have a good 1200 extra calories for the week by the time I get to the day I'm having my pizza, and I know I can indulge in it without worrying about going over on my calories for the week.
Otherwise, as OP said, everything in moderation.0 -
Nature Valley Crunchy Granola Bars. They walk the line between good and bad, but are as bad as I get.
I never gave them up, even when I was on a heavily restricted diet.
I freaking love those things.0 -
Cheese... I've found myself buying GOOD cheese lately so that the 1oz serving is actually satisfying. The key to doing well for me is not cutting foods I love out, but learning how much a serving is and going for quality over quantity.0
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what I love but tend to overeat on so try to limit: wine, gummy bears, oreos, pizza, lucky charms, did I mention wine?0
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Sour cream. I know it is off cream, but it's just delicious. And stinky mouldy cheeses.
Other than things that are actually "off", I don't consider any food bad. I eat what I love in moderation.
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HappyCampr1 wrote: »IronBatMaiden wrote: »Everyone has some foods that they can't live without, but have to eat in moderation in order to be healthy.
Mine are the following:
Pizza
Fries
Cheeseburgers
Ice cream
Sherbet
Sour candy
White rice
Cheese
Hummus
What are yours?
How did hummus get in a list of "bad" foods with sour candy? I eat hummus and cheese for the nutrients in them. Just yesterday, I needed more calories, including more carbs and fats, but not many sugars, and I needed it to be in an easily eaten snack form for my ten minute break at work....Hummus with pretzel crisps worked perfectly to fill that need in my diet.
Agreed, all "good food/bad food" aside, what's the issue with hummas? It's like.. chickpeas, garlic, olive oil and herbs, right?0 -
Alatariel75 wrote: »HappyCampr1 wrote: »IronBatMaiden wrote: »Everyone has some foods that they can't live without, but have to eat in moderation in order to be healthy.
Mine are the following:
Pizza
Fries
Cheeseburgers
Ice cream
Sherbet
Sour candy
White rice
Cheese
Hummus
What are yours?
How did hummus get in a list of "bad" foods with sour candy? I eat hummus and cheese for the nutrients in them. Just yesterday, I needed more calories, including more carbs and fats, but not many sugars, and I needed it to be in an easily eaten snack form for my ten minute break at work....Hummus with pretzel crisps worked perfectly to fill that need in my diet.
Agreed, all "good food/bad food" aside, what's the issue with hummas? It's like.. chickpeas, garlic, olive oil and herbs, right?
Sometimes it isn't the ingredients that people consider bad. It might be the portion sizes. Or what people are eating with other things. Hummus might be made of healthy things but it can be easy to over-eat and some people eat it with pita bread or chips which can also be easy to over eat.0 -
Pretty much any restaurant food, lol.0
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So I don't have any bad foods because I have a balanced diet, but I like an inappropriate AMOUNT of fries, chips, ben and jerry's, talenti, pizza, cheese, and beer with pretzels from time to time. Even when I eat a stupid amount of calories worth of these things, I've usually banked for it so I still don't consider it bad really.0
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Chocolate because I have no self control not because it is "bad". I would love to be able to eat only one piece, but that one piece opens the floodgates
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I don't list foods good and bad... because everything is bad in abundance.
Rocks. I just love that crunch.0 -
Pizza!0
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Same as others... I Don't classify foods as good or bad, just foods that are more calorie dense and a little more challenging to work into my day. If I can't work them into a specific day, I'm usually able to plan to fit them in sometime during the week.
These may include things like:
Pizza
Burgers
Steak
Cheese and Salami
Indulgent Restaurant Meals
Baked Goods
Individual treats that are easier to fit into a single day if I really want them (not all on the same day!) include single servings of:
Gelato/Ice Cream
Packaged Cookies
Chips
Things I fit in pretty much every day include:
Wine
Dark Chocolate
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If the food has gone bad, I won't eat it0
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I have a bacon cheeseburger at least one a week. A whole pizza probably once a month. A pint of ice cream every two weeks. And anything else that I can manage to fit in that sounds yummy. Except pancakes. They are evil. Maybe every few months......can't control the intake of buttery syrupy carbohydratey goodness.0
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970Mikaela1 wrote: »I have a bacon cheeseburger at least one a week. A whole pizza probably once a month. A pint of ice cream every two weeks. And anything else that I can manage to fit in that sounds yummy. Except pancakes. They are evil. Maybe every few months......can't control the intake of buttery syrupy carbohydratey goodness.
Really? Pancakes? I had no idea.0 -
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Alatariel75 wrote: »HappyCampr1 wrote: »IronBatMaiden wrote: »Everyone has some foods that they can't live without, but have to eat in moderation in order to be healthy.
Mine are the following:
Pizza
Fries
Cheeseburgers
Ice cream
Sherbet
Sour candy
White rice
Cheese
Hummus
What are yours?
How did hummus get in a list of "bad" foods with sour candy? I eat hummus and cheese for the nutrients in them. Just yesterday, I needed more calories, including more carbs and fats, but not many sugars, and I needed it to be in an easily eaten snack form for my ten minute break at work....Hummus with pretzel crisps worked perfectly to fill that need in my diet.
Agreed, all "good food/bad food" aside, what's the issue with hummas? It's like.. chickpeas, garlic, olive oil and herbs, right?
Yes but it's very dense in calories.0 -
Man! A lot of people here can't live without pizza either.0
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Wine. And Peanut butter. I'd never live without those two things.
On the healthier side - eggs. Everyday. I'd be lost without them.0 -
Pizza is definitely a fav. I make my own with whole wheat thin crust, and add lots of veggies to make up for that. I find anything that you make yourself can be satisfying, and done up a lot healthier than store/restaurant versions. Oh, and chocolate, what kind of woman would I be if I didn't love chocolate lol0
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Pizza and chips.
But it's okay to eat those things every now and then. 
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Dunkin Donuts iced Oreo coffee OR the Oreo coolata. I always have a lot of extra calories so I can usually work one of them in once a week. It's that not having sugar thing that kills me!
Also any dark chocolate. I'm waiting till my bday (maybe) to have that.
Oh and a bagel. I'm not sure I'll eat one of those for a long time.0 -
Water. I know it's a chemical. I know it has no nutritional value. I know too much is bad for me and will even kill me. Even so, every day -- every single damned day -- I have some.0
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There are no "bad foods", only bad portions. But I always eat bad portions of Oreos and Wheat Thins. I don't know what is is about those addictive little b!tches, but I can't have them in the house, I'll polish off an entire package of either within a single day.0
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