Not in my home.
Monkeymin
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What food do you not allow in your home now since you have changed your lifestyle? I don't believe in forbidding yourself to eat food as I think in the long run your brain convinces you that they are want you want. So it does more harm than good. But I was curious which food have you banished to stop the temptations?
I have stopped, what I call processed chocolate bars crossing my front step. I allow dark chocolate as i recognise the antioxidant benefits.
I have stopped, what I call processed chocolate bars crossing my front step. I allow dark chocolate as i recognise the antioxidant benefits.
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No more Doritos or Potato Chips!0
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I don't forbid any food or keep any food out of my house. Everyone has the right to eat what they want. No food is completely off limits forever to me either. I can have just about any food if I watch the portion size. So, I don't feel terribly limited.0
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Most processed food, but particularly crackers. They are banished!0
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Sorry for the double post
I don't think I can delete it.
I don't forbid any food. Everyone has the right to eat what they want. No food is completely off limits forever to me either. I can have just about any food if I watch the portion size.0 -
We haven't had cola in our house in a long time. It's not forbidden, it's just never bought because neither my hubby or I drink it.0
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As of right now, it's either all or nothing and I have kicked ice cream to the curb. I know that if I eat it just once, I will indulge and make a HUGE mistake. I'll focus more on reconditioning myself for that at a later date. Also, pizza chain stuff, store bought included. If I want pizza, I will make it myself with my ingredients. It's the best I can do for myself.0
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I WISH I could forbid chips and crackers, but my sister lives with me and has hyperthyroidism. She gets to eat about 3,000 calories a day and not gain an ounce!0
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BREAD!!!! I could live on bread and water! I am a carb junkie when it comes to bread. I just go bizerk! So I have decided since I lack the will power I need to eat it responsiable, I don't bring it in my home. I make sure to stay away from that isle in the grocery store.
Bread just makes me feel all warm and fuzzy on the inside!! But I seem to slow down my weight loss when I induldge even if I count the calories and stay with in my daily limit!!!0 -
NO crunchies.
Pretzels may be fat free, but that really doesn't matter if you eat the whole bag! lol0 -
Nothing instant. I got lazy when I was married because my ex preferred instant stuff over homemade stuff (mac & cheese, chili, mashed potatoes), then it just became convenient when it felt silly to just cook for myself.
I finally remembered that I'm a good cook and it's worth the time to make things myself because I can control what goes in it and freeze the rest. (Granted I know this isn't always the option for every one. I'm single with a dog - so no one really cares what kind of stuff I do or don't have in my house but me)0 -
I never have chocolates, sweets, potato chips or biscuits in the house because I know that I can't trust myself with them in the cupboards.
Although I don't have them in the house, they're not banned from my diet as I don't believe in depriving myself. If I REALLY want it, I'll think about it, try and put myself off for 30 mins but if I still want it I'll walk to the shop and get myself a treat. Usually I manage to talk myself out of it but if I'm willing to walk all the way to the shop for it, I know I should just eat it and enjoy it and log it on my tracker.
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I made the decision to not buy things instead of forbidding them from coming into my house or going into my mouth. I have learned that if I forbid myself something then I end up getting it I eat far more then telling myself no you are not buying these things for use at home. So if I want potato chips or something I buy the single serving size and that is a treat for me instead of an option.0
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I totally agree in not forbidding yourself something. But i know having chocolate bars in the house would be too tempting. If i had someone over who wanted to bring their chocolate bar with them I wouldn't make them eat it on the doorstep
I wish i didn't let crisps in my house!!0 -
Even before MFP, I cut soda out of our home. The kids will still have it on occasion at a restaurant, but there are just too many better things to drink. So, I don't ban it from their lives, just from their life in our home. My step son was pretty sure I was trying to kill him when the rule went into place. So far, he's survived...0
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soda
boxed macaroni and cheese.
Pop Tarts
Gummy Bears
Every thing will be made from scratch by me if i can help it.0 -
White sugar,white rice, white flour,proccessed food...to the best of our abilty. Not forbiden we just never eat junk and if we do eat junk food on a splurge it is going to be quality.....notstuff that is flavored to taste like what you want to eat...yup the real McCoy...0
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Soda...
Oreos<---These CAN NOT come in my house because I have no will power w them and will eat the whoe entire box in a day or two0 -
Double post! Oops! :bigsmile:0
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My enemy SODA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I do allow it but I just give it an ugly face and all day and say Heck no! you are not sticking to me again0
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Processed foods.0
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I don't forbid anything from entering out house....but we don't buy soda...my husband only get it when we eat out, and i don't allow my 5 year old to drink it.0
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same here0
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I don't forbid anything. We just buy what we like and most of it is healthy stuff. None of us drink soda, so we don't buy it. We aren't really big chocolate people, so we don't buy it.
i'd like to say I cook everything from scratch but with a household of five, sometimes that doesn't happen.0 -
What is Soda? Is it fizzy sugary drinks? Seems to be the devils work for many of you in the US. I have never been able to bring myself to drink fizzy drinks, they don't seem worth the calories for just a drink. Also I think it is so cold here in the UK, I am just never thirsty enough to bother!
For me its naughty crisps and desserts like cheesecake and biccies!0 -
I haven't banished anything permanently, but there are things that I won't buy for a while. For instance, we just finished the Nutella, and the kids want me to get more. I'm thinking not for a couple of weeks, give me some time to recover from that.0
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I haven't banished anything permanently, but there are things that I won't buy for a while. For instance, we just finished the Nutella, and the kids want me to get more. I'm thinking not for a couple of weeks, give me some time to recover from that.
Nutella is like crack in my house, even dare think of taking it away and a hand will turn into a nub (my children are vicious beasts)! I honestly could forsake peanut butter for nutella but luckily I haven't indulged in a while.0 -
potato chips and hot chips....0
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Any junk outside of FF popcorn. Fried Fast Food. Soda. White rice. White pasta. Vegetable oil. Margarine.0
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I have two roommates, so I don't forbid things in the house. I just choose not to by certain things. Ice Cream and chips are two big ones. If I want it, I buy things in smaller sizes.0
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