What is something you are NOT eating now that you used too.....
Chicasonamission
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I am trying to go vegan but so far a pescetarian. I have given up
eggs
beef
chicken
pork
all meats ect. expect for seafood
eggs
beef
chicken
pork
all meats ect. expect for seafood
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coca cola gave soda especially this one...completely,0
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Haven't had Dairy Queen in over year0
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French fries. I never really liked them to begin with, so it may not be much of a sacrifice, but at least they're officially out of my diet.0
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Considering three cans/bottles of soda (mainly Dr. Pepper and Mt. Dew) and a generous sized bag of flamin' hot cheetos a day brought me here...that. Yeah, that. I had my first bag of hot cheetos in well over a year the other day and actually didn't like them as much as I remembered, either. I do sometimes enjoy soda in moderation but even that's kinda meh now. Amazing how after cutting them out of your life you realize you didn't love them as much as you thought you did to begin with.0
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omnipotentmiku wrote: »Considering three cans/bottles of soda (mainly Dr. Pepper and Mt. Dew) and a generous sized bag of flamin' hot cheetos a day brought me here...that. Yeah, that. I had my first bag of hot cheetos in well over a year the other day and actually didn't like them as much as I remembered, either. I do sometimes enjoy soda in moderation but even that's kinda meh now. Amazing how after cutting them out of your life you realize you didn't love them as much as you thought you did to begin with.
Funny I just tried the hot cheetos on Sunday.....they were hot and I wanted to stop eating them but it was so hard....not going near them again....lol0 -
Cheetos and oreos0
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Chicasonamission wrote: »French fries are not a weakness for me but when ever I see my kids having some I have to have some too :-/
Yep, the only reason I ever ate them is because they were there in front of me.
Let me break Dairy Queen's menu down for you into two basic choices: grease and ice cream. I'll admit that the ice cream isn't bad at all. If you go, beware of the chicken basket with the toast and gravy.0 -
All soda
All red meat
Most fast food
Most fried foods
Most sweets
I'm trying to be healthy, not just thin. It's been nearly 4 months and I don't really miss any of it.0 -
Nothing, actually. I don't eat some things very often, but I didn't cut anything out. Just cut down on the amount.0
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mrsgoodwine wrote: »Cheetos and oreos
We stop buying Oreos because they would not last pass a day in the house.0 -
Nothing. Everything in moderation.0
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Chicasonamission wrote: »French fries are not a weakness for me but when ever I see my kids having some I have to have some too :-/
Yep, the only reason I ever ate them is because they were there in front of me.
Let me break Dairy Queen's menu down for you into two basic choices: grease and ice cream. I'll admit that the ice cream isn't bad at all. If you go, beware of the chicken basket with the toast and gravy.
Ice cream sounds good as for the rest not eating chicken.....been off meat and eggs for 5 months now.0 -
I adapted a vegan life style. I was vegetarian before for a year but decided to go vegan and it's been a great decision. Before being vegetarian and vegan I ate a lot of fast-food which I rarely do now. Maybe with friends once every month. It's usually chipotle which has some vegan menu options and other places we have here that serve vegan food.0
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Nothing, I just eat less of it than I used to.
That being said, I've made special effort to cut back on Pepsi, pizza and dairy (lactose intolerance, not extremist food religion).0 -
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I adapted a vegan life style. I was vegetarian before for a year but decided to go vegan and it's been a great decision. Before being vegetarian and vegan I ate a lot of fast-food which I rarely do now. Maybe with friends once every month. It's usually chipotle which has some vegan menu options and other places we have here that serve vegan food.
GREAT to hear it....I am on a pescetarian diet but want to be a vegan so I am trying to cut out all the things I can to become one.0 -
punkrockgoth wrote: »Nothing, I just eat less of it than I used to.
That being said, I've made special effort to cut back on Pepsi, pizza and dairy (lactose intolerance, not extremist food religion).
I can't judge I have all 3 expect I do diet Pepsi and veggie pizza and ice cream....lol0 -
I don't think there's anything I DON'T eat. I definitely don't have huge sandwiches with bacon, cheese, avocado, meat, and mayo on a daily basis. But I still eat all those things within reason. Admittedly I don't eat much bread/pasta/rice because I like to eat high volume and prefer meat and veg.0
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arditarose wrote: »I don't think there's anything I DON'T eat. I definitely don't have huge sandwiches with bacon, cheese, avocado, meat, and mayo on a daily basis. But I still eat all those things within reason. Admittedly I don't eat much bread/pasta/rice because I like to eat high volume and prefer meat and veg.
Well that is definitely working for you....you look GREAT!
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I quit: sugar in my coffee (still add a tablespoon of creamer although I plan to phase that out as well), soda, redbull, sweet tea (keeping track of my food intake made me realize how many calories I was drinking everyday), fast food, processed foods and "mixes" (if we're going to have cake, brownies, cornbread, etc.......it needs to be homemade and made with the best ingredients our budget allows. Our family's just been having fun with trying new foods, experimenting with recipes and finding a healthier balance we can live with for the long haul. When I'm hungry now I don't just ask myself "what sounds good?" it's "what do I need right now?" and plan meals and snacks based on calories and my gram balance of carbs/protein/fat/fiber.0
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MimiMadrone43 wrote: »I quit: sugar in my coffee (still add a tablespoon of creamer although I plan to phase that out as well), soda, redbull, sweet tea (keeping track of my food intake made me realize how many calories I was drinking everyday), fast food, processed foods and "mixes" (if we're going to have cake, brownies, cornbread, etc.......it needs to be homemade and made with the best ingredients our budget allows. Our family's just been having fun with trying new foods, experimenting with recipes and finding a healthier balance we can live with for the long haul. When I'm hungry now I don't just ask myself "what sounds good?" it's "what do I need right now?" and plan meals and snacks based on calories and my gram balance of carbs/protein/fat/fiber.
That is what I am aiming for....great job....best wishes to you and your family.0 -
On a daily basis/2 or 3 times a week I no longer eat/drink:
Pasta
Rice
Bread (almost completely cut out unless on a special occasion)
Milk (usually almond or soya instead)
Granola
Cereal (completely cut out)
Egg yolks (perhaps no more than 1 or 2 a week compared to 5/6 whites a day)
Condiments
Margarine/butter
Olive/vegetable oil (it's either 1 calorie or coconut oil unless for an occasion)
I'm pretty healthy anyway so never had to explicitly cut fast food, crisps, biscuits etc. since i rarely ate them anyway.0 -
fireandfox wrote: »On a daily basis/2 or 3 times a week I no longer eat/drink:
Pasta
Rice
Bread (almost completely cut out unless on a special occasion)
Milk (usually almond or soya instead)
Granola
Cereal (completely cut out)
Egg yolks (perhaps no more than 1 or 2 a week compared to 5/6 whites a day)
Condiments
Margarine/butter
Olive/vegetable oil (it's either 1 calorie or coconut oil unless for an occasion)
I'm pretty healthy anyway so never had to explicitly cut fast food, crisps, biscuits etc. since i rarely ate them anyway.
Wellllllllllllllllllllll lol I am not there yet but thanx for sharing I will have to add some of those to my list too. 0 -
My kids' leftovers....0
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For the most part we (my fiancé and I) have given up diet soda and switched to sparkling water instead. I really like the La Croix flavored sparkling waters. No artificial sweeteners, calories, or caffeine.
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esandford140 wrote: »My kids' leftovers....
Bwuahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh that would help lls0
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