Late night snack ONCE a week
Squeaky_XO
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Does anyone else do this?
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Once a WEEK! If it fit my calories, I aim for a late night snack every night .0
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Late nights are good eating times depending on what the rest of the day looked like.0
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Depends on how hungry I am. Last night I had a Skinny Cow (150 calorie ice cream sandwich). Typically I stop eating at 7 p.m. But if I'm hungry, I listen to my body.0
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I eat 1000 calorie snack every night at about 7-12 lol0
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I usually leave some cals for a snack every night, don't always have it but most of the time I do0
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I eat a snack every night before bed. It's planned into my day. Usually a yogurt.0
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Only on days when I'm really hungry, but I'm usually in bed by 10.30pm, so if I'm hungry after 9pm I'll just suck it up until morning...0
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Every night for me, wee bit of chocolate a Crumpet and some crisps (Chips) diary is open, feel free to have a look. I had done this all through my weight loss and it really helped keep me sane.0
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I only have a late night snack when that day I've exceeded my exercise goal by the amount of calories of the snack. This I do only once a week.0
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I eat a portion of my walking calories from the previous week. I aim to walk a certain distance and if i exceed that then i "earn" a calorie dense carb bomb of my choice. If i feel like it. Most of the times i don't but i'm feeling my favorite doughnut shop calling out to me....i think i am going to listen tomorrow morning! Sundays seem like a nice doughnut day and all the simple carbs will fuel a nice run on monday0
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I don't cook dinner in my house. So I usually leave 800-900 calories for dinner to cover whatever we may end up having. (That and the foods I eat are plenty filling for breakfast/lunch and adding any more would be too much). Whatever calories don't get eaten at dinner get eaten in bed as a snack0
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I eat ice cream every night0
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If I feel like it and have calories I do it. There is nothing wrong with it.0
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Add me to the "beer and snacks nightly" crowd0
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My first reaction to this thread title: Only once a WEEK???
I work snacks into my daily calorie goal. I eat them every day. Why not? If it fits your macros...0 -
Every night snacker here too! I just pre-log it so I know I will leave myself enough calories.0
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not a late night snacker, but I eat dinner every night around 9:00 PM. i get the impression your worried about eating late or past a certain time or something.0
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I eat "dessert" (something sweet) after every supper and 95% of the time I also have a late night munchie snack.
Don't limit yourself, you'll end up feeling deprived.0 -
no. i have a late night snack every night0
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cwolfman13 wrote: »not a late night snacker, but I eat dinner every night around 9:00 PM. i get the impression your worried about eating late or past a certain time or something.
I'll admit I do worry about eating last a certain time.0 -
Squeaky_XO wrote: »cwolfman13 wrote: »not a late night snacker, but I eat dinner every night around 9:00 PM. i get the impression your worried about eating late or past a certain time or something.
I'll admit I do worry about eating last a certain time.
There's no need to--it doesn't matter what time you eat.0 -
I eat a snack at 9pm or so every night. My only timing concern is that certain foods give me heartburn if I eat them late at night. So I avoid those.0
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Now that I have stopped eating processed foods and dropped my sugar intake WAY down, I don't really feel the need to snack.... at all. If I feel hungry a few hours after supper I must have done something wrong with my meal planning/execution. I will eat more protein and/or a good fat, call it a night. I found the easiest way to tackle this is a few slices of bacon or maybe a few fried eggs.0
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I have snacks every night. It is part of my routine, popcorn, yogurt, a vita top and I get a dessert on my plan0
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tryin2die2self wrote: »Now that I have stopped eating processed foods and dropped my sugar intake WAY down, I don't really feel the need to snack.... at all. If I feel hungry a few hours after supper I must have done something wrong with my meal planning/execution. I will eat more protein and/or a good fat, call it a night. I found the easiest way to tackle this is a few slices of bacon or maybe a few fried eggs.
Sounds like you have a similar appetite to my little brother. He could eat bacon anytime of the day. I never was a fan of bacon and rarely ever eat it. Unless it's turkey bacon and cooked correctly. But more of an eggs person.0 -
Instead of late at night, when it will be stored as fat, why not do it early morning when you have all day to burn it off?0
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