Hardest Food to Give up?
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mexican buirritos from the taco truck next to my work. i use to have one daily. its been 3 weeks though0
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Wow, living in Sacramento makes it tough to eat right. There's too much good stuff there. I'm visiting my family there next week & will be hard pressed to not screw up too bad. I've already planned all the places I HAVE to go while I'm out...
Jimboy's Tacos
In & Out Burger
Round Table Pizza
Hof Brau on Watt (used to be Sam's) The best ever!
Since I've moved to a small town in western NY without any of those choices, it's much easier to stay in & make healthier food. But I'm definitely looking forward to falling off the wagon (hopefully not too far) next week!0 -
The thing I miss the most is plain white rice, Japanese style. Too hard on my blood sugars, and I am trying to avoid diabetic medications.0
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-Sushi!!! (Now I just have sashimi.)
-French Fries0 -
STARCHY WHITE RICE with salt and butter. I never ate it a lot anyway, but OMG when I DO eat it, I CANNOT STOP!0
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I have to add that I will also miss Chicken Parmesan. It's the meal I cook best and it is so frickin delicious! Sigh. It'll be worth giving it up when I see a thinner me in the mirror.0
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1.) BLTs. I actually had one the first week of this diet, and that was when I knew that would be the hardest thing to give up. I'm not even that big a fan of bacon, but there's something about BLTs. I'm going to try my hand at a fake-bacon BLT, at some point, but I know it'll never be the same as the real thing.
2.) Pepperoni pizza. My coworkers are eating this ALL THE TIME, and I always want some. Again, I'm not really a fan of pizza, just pepperoni pizza. I think I'll try either a fake-pepperoni pizza if I ever get a REALLY bad craving, or I'll just make/buy a really awesome veggie pizza.
3.) Gummy candy. The first week without this was HORRIBLE. I go for the dried and/or fresh fruit, now, when I want something sweet and chewy, but I still want some. It's going to be hard to resist them.
I've also had some trouble giving up convenience food, but I solve that by cooking several days worth of food. I also didn't completely give up sweets, but I now stick to only dark chocolate, honey, and dried fruit. I also absolutely refuse to give up coffee, but I've learned to drink it black or with a small amount of regular milk. My dad would be proud of that one.0 -
STARCHY WHITE RICE with salt and butter. I never ate it a lot anyway, but OMG when I DO eat it, I CANNOT STOP!
I have that SAME problem. I had to switch to brown rice.0 -
Oh, yeah! Starbucks Frappuccinos, especially the coconut mocha one!0
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1. Starches (pasta/bread/rice/potato chips/fries/etc). Once 75% or more of my diet. Sooooo not good for a diabetic, lol.
2. Unmoderated Bacon consumption. Now if i want a piece of bacon, i find myself weighing whether it's worth the calories - and there is no way I am going to adjust my diet to eat more than one, i'll starve. haha.
3. Fried Breaded/Battered x. Be it tempura, chicken nuggets, orange chicken, corn dogs, etc. Again, just so not worth the impact of the calories.
Some of them i can work in a 'taster' so I am not completely deprived. I allow myself half a cup of rice occasionally (as measured cooked, not raw)...or a slice of bacon in my breakfast on the weekend...but some I can't moderate well enough to trust myself with them (potato chips, fries...)0 -
You're going to SacTown and NOT hitting the Tower Cafe for French Toast? WHATWHATWHAT???!!! I don't even LIKE French Toast, and have major feelings for theirs.... OMG, getting kinda tingly, you know.... gottago!!
Crap, another place I'll have to try to make it to. ; ) I'm only gonna be there 4 days, so I've gotta do my best to satisfy all my cravings in those 4 days. I'm also hoping to hit the Squeeze Inn if I have time.0 -
Gringo style chili rellenos- OMG I haven't had them in over a year!
Ice Cream and cake (although I actually eat it whenever I want- just a lot less of it!)
French Fries (the thought of them makes me miss them, but how they actually taste and feel later I do not miss)
I guess the only one I really miss is the Rellenos and boy do I miss them, but I bet they don't taste like they used to. . . I think I will keep the memories!0 -
Alcohol :ohwell:0
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Alcohol :ohwell:
This has actually been a GREAT excuse for me to give up alcohol. It's the only way my family will take "no" for an answer.0 -
1. Salsa & Chips
2. Nachos
3. Nachos with Salsa
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... and we all know that the salsa isn't the problem... but I've made some killer mexican salads and loaded burritos to still get my mexican fix in0 -
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I am finding it IMPOSSIBLE to give up chocolate, and I cannot eat just one little square.
Also hard:
-Homemade cookies
-Pastry-type things you get at coffee shops
-Any other kind of candy
-Ice cream
-Frozen yogurt with lots of toppings
So basically just sweets for me.0 -
I'm with you on moderation. I don't miss stuff, I just have it only occasionally and in smaller quantities and with lots of exercise!0
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Creamy Italian salad dressing, french fries, and beef (I've cut out red meat due to high cholesterol). Oh yeah...I have a 4th...pasta!! It just has too many calories and carbs so I have eliminated it. That was probably the hardest. I used to dream of noodles!0
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1. Mozzarella sticks
2. Garlic Bread
3. Cream cheese bagels.
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