Icecream once a month?
UnknownMasta
Posts: 58 Member
Is that bad?
I burn 1k+ Calories daily
And eat 1400-1900 daily
I burn 1k+ Calories daily
And eat 1400-1900 daily
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Heck, I lost 80lbs eating ice cream a couple of times a week. If it fits your calories and your macro goals, have at it. It's not like you're eating it all day every day.12
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When I'm actively losing weight, I have ice cream whenever I want it and it will fit within my calories.4
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Everything you think you know, can be wrong. What do you mean by bad? Context is what matters. What kind of ice cream, how much? How does this fit into your calorie and nutrition goals? Is your calorie goal set correctly? Are you logging correctly? Is 1400-1900 calories appropriate for you? Do you like the food you eat and the way you eat?3
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It's terrible. Why restrict it to only once a month?32
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You can have ice cream every day if you want, you just need to fit it into your calorie goals There's several kinds of lower calorie ice creams out there, which makes it easier to fit in!1
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I have it almost everyday.7
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I am eating ice cream (2 scoops) one-two times a week and i am always on track balance!2
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As others have said, nothing wrong with ice cream, or any other food you enjoy, as often as you can fit it in your calories. Important to start with the right amount of calories to support your goals, get adequate nutrition. (Macro and Micro nutrients), and find foods that satiate you. With leftover calories you can fill them with whatever you like: ice cream, pizza, wine, etc.
That said, how are you measuring your calories in (food scale?) and calorie burn (gym machine? hRM? estimates?)? Eating 1400 and burning 1000 in exercise means you would be netting 400 cals which is neither healthy nor sustainable.
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Are you in prison or something? Once a month-- that's cruel and unusual.11
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I buy high protein ice cream and fit it a few times a week since it's about the same protein as a shake and only 100 cals more. If your ice cream doesn't have a gram weight (like in Canada they're all in mL) remember 125mL = approximately half of that in grams or the ml setting on your digital scale though1
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I eat ice cream once or twice a week, sometimes more. I've cut back on other things, like pizza and beer, because I know realistically, they would make it harder for me to stay on track. But ice cream...never!2
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I know I hate 2 scoops of rainbow sherbet the other day for the first time in months and it was heaven. I wasn't even tracking calorie that day and I'm still losing.0
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No food restrictions, allow to have anything desired with care. See how it affects calories / macro's. How you feel before / during / after eating.
Enjoy all Nourishment
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I have found that treating myself regularly helps to keep me focused on this new way of eating. I make a point to have things that I don't normally allow myself (like French Fries, bread, ice cream, etc.) at least once a month. The bottom line is that while I may be blowing my limit, I am not eating nearly the same number of calories I was eating in the past, and, having these treats helps me to stay on track over the long term.2
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I've found that now I've lost weight, I don't need as much to feel satisfied. The huge bowl of ice cream is now a small bowl of ice cream. And I have it whenever I feel like it and I have enough calories left to eat. Still losing weight.2
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UnknownMasta wrote: »Is that bad?
I burn 1k+ Calories daily
And eat 1400-1900 daily
And I eat ice cream everyday. Truth.
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With all the ice cream/gelato I have in my house, it would go bad if I only ate it once a month.5
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mrsnattybulking wrote: »
Haha.. aww.. see this is why I have three freezers.. and I still have no room!!2 -
I eat ice cream several times per week. I just make sure it fits into my calorie allotment for the day. If you are worried about portion control or high calories, check the grocery store for smaller containers, try Halo Top or Enlightened (or one of the other similar lower calorie, higher protein options), Dove mini ice cream bars, etc. Lots of ways to fit in a treat0
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mrsnattybulking wrote: »
The store I work at had Talenti for $3 a few weeks ago. That may have exacerbated the issue.4 -
You'd probably be shocked by my nearly every day ice cream habit, then. I don't have a lot, but in the hot summer, a serving can be really refreshing and way more satisfying than other cold things.0
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livingleanlivingclean wrote: »It's terrible. Why restrict it to only once a month?
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If you're eating 1400-1900 calories per day and actually burning 1,000 then you are under-eating and probably should eat ice cream everyday...it's the same as only eating 400-900 calories per day.2
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I ate ice cream every day last summer (sometimes twice a day) as well as fastfood 3-4 times a week and lost 60lbs. As long as you are maintaining a calorie deficit you will lose weight, but make sure you're eating good foods as well for nutrition.3
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90 calories per 1/2 cup EVERY DAY if I want.1 -
Every night here either halo top =66-90 cal or aldi sundae shop plain vanilla ice cream 1/2c =130 cal i fit that easily if I'm feeling wild cabbot lightly sweetened whip cream =15cal per 2tbsp0
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JeromeBarry1 wrote: »
90 calories per 1/2 cup EVERY DAY if I want.
Sometimes I feel lucky that I live near the homes of Jeni's and Graeter's...then I see this and get upset0 -
I eat some ice cream in some form (halo top, edy's, ice cream parlors even) 3-4 x a week. Portions that fit my calories, single scoops, etc and still maintaining my weight successfully.
If you like it, make it fit, no worries!1
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