Craving sweetness in the evening

GuybrushThreepw00d
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I couldn't care less about chocolate/sweets during the day, but after dinner i'm fighting the urges to dip into the chocolate stash.
Can anyone offer a low calorie sweet alternative? I'd probably have a coke zero, if it wasn't for the caffeine content.
Can anyone offer a low calorie sweet alternative? I'd probably have a coke zero, if it wasn't for the caffeine content.
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I have never been a sweet person but sometimes lately my body wants something sweet.
I have found that cool whip (i usually go with the fat free kind) is an awesome thing.
2 tablespoons is only 20 calories and its usually enough to get my craving to pass.0 -
IIFYM Good example is this:
http://www.today.com/health/man-loses-nearly-40-lbs-eating-only-mcdonalds-2D118635280 -
A cup of Chocolatey Mint Tea (President's Choice) with a little splash of almond milk and sugar/sweetener/honey usually does the trick for me! In fact, I am drinking one right now.0
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fruit and greek yogurt?0
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I normally have a square of dark chocolate (70 cals) assuming I have room for it. Last night I had 13 dark chocolate chips because that's what I had calories for
Chocolate chips are great because even if you only have a few calories left over for the night you can always fit in a few chips. Eat one at a time and let it melt completely in your mouth. They really help with the cravings and I don't blow my calories for the day. Try it0 -
I normally have a square of dark chocolate (70 cals) assuming I have room for it. Last night I had 13 dark chocolate chips because that's what I had calories for
Chocolate chips are great because even if you only have a few calories left over for the night you can always fit in a few chips. Eat one at a time and let it melt completely in your mouth. They really help with the cravings and I don't blow my calories for the day. Try it
This. I have a square or two of Lindt Sea Salt Dark Chocolate in the evenings, it satisfies the sugar cravings and dark chocolate is good for you!0
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