What to eat when you're CRAVING sweets?

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  • fwbs71
    fwbs71 Posts: 3 Member
    Yo plait 100 calorie WHIPPED yogurt with raspberries or any fruit!! YUMMO!!
  • ThermoDust
    ThermoDust Posts: 33 Member
    Raspberries & Pineapple Smoothie or if I am really willing to cheat, I go with Oh's Cereal... for that I need to pour it into a cup first and then remove the box from my eye sight.
  • laineybz
    laineybz Posts: 704 Member
    edited January 2016
    Nix143 wrote: »
    50 cals, lasts a good long time (as long as you don't crunch it!), feels 'naughty' if that is where your head space is. Sometimes if you want sweets have sweets - if you do CICO then a lolly is less that a lot of the solutions on this thread. :)

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    I had this last night to do the job.

    I sometimes has sugar free jelly with fat free yoghurt. Mix and put into the fridge, comes out like a mousse.
  • Jacwhite22
    Jacwhite22 Posts: 7,010 Member
    ice cream, cookies, etc...
  • jhillenbrand1
    jhillenbrand1 Posts: 2 Member
    I usually go with some figs, apples, or a cutie orange.
  • feministanthem
    feministanthem Posts: 4 Member
    Dried cranberries (ones without a massive amount of sugar), a few banana chips, or sugar free gum!
  • M111111111
    M111111111 Posts: 269 Member
    Unsweetened Apple sauce is my go to right now
  • robynmichelle14
    robynmichelle14 Posts: 9 Member
    I figured out a solution. No sweets in the house and when i really want something I have to physically drive to the frozen yogurt place. When it's minus 20 I have to really want it and when I do go I don't feel too bad, and I can only have the amount I have room for. Seems to work a bit! Otherwise organic oranges are crazy good :smile:
  • AnvilHead
    AnvilHead Posts: 18,343 Member
    We have one of those Yonanas machines. Put a frozen banana (or whatever fruit) into it and it makes it into a frozen soft serve. Easy, tasty and you have total control over the ingredients.
  • robot_potato
    robot_potato Posts: 1,535 Member
    I keep a chocolate bar in my fridge, if I need a little something I'll have a square, 50-90 calories depending on what kind i buy. In warm weather I'll get creamsicles or fudgsicles, very satisfying and 60 calories each.
  • star1407
    star1407 Posts: 588 Member
    Alpen light bars 70 cals
    Double chocolate, chocolate and fudge or Jaffa flavours
  • scyian
    scyian Posts: 243 Member
    90% dark chocolate or fruit would be my go to. If I have the calories I'll have 0% fat Greek yogurt with either fruit/peanut butter/honey.
  • kommodevaran
    kommodevaran Posts: 17,890 Member
    Sweets are "more-ish" - the more you eat, the more you'll want. Cravings will lessen or disappear if you stop eating sweets every day. On the other hand, the desire will grow if you feel that you are depriving yourself. If you are the kind of person who can be satisfied with a little amount, make it fit into your day and have some. But if you are a "can't stop" person, reserve the candy for special occasions (and coming home from school/work, or passing the sweet shop, is *not* a special occasion).

    I don't believe in "substitutes" - enjoy the real deal, but be mindful of the amount. And make sure you are eating a well-balanced diet first. If you eat regular meals of healthy food you like, your taste buds will adapt to that, and the candy will lose much of its appeal.
  • stepea83
    stepea83 Posts: 161 Member
    edited January 2016
    few squares of 90% dark chocolate or recently plain rice cakes with lots of peanut butter and teaspoon of jam.
  • NatalieThomas90
    NatalieThomas90 Posts: 61 Member
    in the evenings after my dinner I always want something sweet.

    I have been having a cup of decaf (because I enjoy sleeping) coffee with sweetener. It tends to give me a sweet hit and by the time ive sipped my way through it my craving for naughties ha passed :) x
  • ren3liz
    ren3liz Posts: 45 Member
    Giradelli Mini's! I have them in dark chocolate but they have all flavors (I only know the cal count on dark).

    Individually wrapped small chocolates. 36 calories for one. You can have 3 for right around 100 calories. I have ONE almost every night after dinner. I find a small piece of dark chocolate completes the meal when I would be left wanting something more because I'm eating smaller portions than I'm used to.

  • faechanx
    faechanx Posts: 1 Member
    Dole Dark Chocolate Banana bites, they're only 100 calories for a pack of 4 and are sooo delicious. Banana pieces dipped in dark chocolate ^___^ and theyre substantial, I feel satisfied after eating a pack
  • chastity0921
    chastity0921 Posts: 209 Member
    Nix143 wrote: »
    50 cals, lasts a good long time (as long as you don't crunch it!), feels 'naughty' if that is where your head space is. Sometimes if you want sweets have sweets - if you do CICO then a lolly is less that a lot of the solutions on this thread. :)

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    Oh man, these are yummy. I haven't had one since I was little. Are they still sold in the US, because I haven't seen them...

    For me, I eat a little of what I'm craving. I have made cheesecake bites, or make brownie bites and take all but 5 to work. I have a stash of Ghiradelli individually wrapped chocolates in my cabinet right now. Going with the Cool Whip theme, I will sometimes blend Cool Whip Lite, pumpkin puree, cinnamon, pumpkin pie spice, and add graham crackers on top for a pumpkin pie flavor. Or I will just eat fruit when that satisfies the craving.

  • jplinis
    jplinis Posts: 35 Member
    Protein smoothie or brownies, yoghurt topped with honey and fruits.
  • SarcasmIsMyLoveLanguage
    SarcasmIsMyLoveLanguage Posts: 2,668 Member
    Pink Lady apples. OMG they are so sweet they taste like candy!

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