Food you won't log,

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AngelikaLumiere
AngelikaLumiere Posts: 862 Member
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I just ate a fortune cookie that was SO stale:noway: it couldn't possibly have any calories left in it. :laugh:
So I refuse to log that I ate it.
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  • WerePlatypus
    WerePlatypus Posts: 10 Member
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    Green olives for me. They're so small! :)
  • Avalonis
    Avalonis Posts: 1,540 Member
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    Lying to ourselves is the biggest reason we have inaccurate diaries.

    With that being said, if its under 25 calories, I don't log it. Calories are a guesstimate anyhow.

    ;)
  • Camey44
    Camey44 Posts: 38 Member
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    LOL!!! You are hilarious. Thanks for the laugh!!!!:laugh:
  • Hope228
    Hope228 Posts: 340 Member
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    Rice cake today that fell on the floor after I only took 2 bites!
  • jessicae1aine
    jessicae1aine Posts: 885
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    Haha that's awesome.

    In all honesty, if it's a single bite, or two bites, I usually don't log it. No sense in figuring out how much it was, really.
  • pnieuw
    pnieuw Posts: 473
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    Chewing gum. Sugar free, 3 calories. I figure I burn that chewing.
  • peanut613
    peanut613 Posts: 438 Member
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    I don't lie to myself....
  • LauraMacNCheese
    LauraMacNCheese Posts: 7,198 Member
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    Chewing gum. Sugar free, 3 calories. I figure I burn that chewing.

    ^^ This :bigsmile:
  • shanolap
    shanolap Posts: 1,204 Member
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    I don't log anything I may of eaten after a few glasses of wine. :noway: :drinker:
  • PJmetts
    PJmetts Posts: 210 Member
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    The yogurt that was supposed to have fruit and didn't, so I tried it, yuck, and the tic tacks I had to have when I was on medicine that gave me a Horrible taste in my mouth, they were 1 cal each!
  • MissMaryMac33
    MissMaryMac33 Posts: 1,433 Member
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    You mean I'm the only one who even logs their vitamins?
  • Giantess
    Giantess Posts: 213 Member
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    Samples at Costco. They're totally calorie-free, right?


    ...Right?

    Edit: in all seriousness, I usually stop at about 1000 calories below my limit. So if I don't log a bite here and there, I'm not too worried, because I'm sure I still come in under that.
  • allnewellie
    allnewellie Posts: 156
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    I always forget to log breath mints! LOL

    I usually only eat SF ones, but occasionally that's not what's available. Sometimes I'll go back and add it if I remember.

    Otherwise, I agree with Avalonis - even if I have a HORRIBLE day and eat utter & complete crap, I need to log it. When I look back, I can usually check my journal to see what was going on, and if there is/was a trigger. Total learning experience for me.

    KUTGW everyone!
  • engineman312
    engineman312 Posts: 3,450 Member
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    You mean I'm the only one who even logs their vitamins?
    lol, i log my multi-vitamin.
  • kennie2
    kennie2 Posts: 1,171 Member
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    I don't log squash or very low calorie drinks. So like under 15 cal
    And also mints like tic tacs or gum
  • AngelikaLumiere
    AngelikaLumiere Posts: 862 Member
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    Samples at Costco. They're totally calorie-free, right?


    ...Right?

    Isn't that what they mean when they say "free food"?
  • Sanya77
    Sanya77 Posts: 172 Member
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    :laugh:
    Chewing gum. Sugar free, 3 calories. I figure I burn that chewing.
  • killagb
    killagb Posts: 3,280 Member
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    Pretty much if you don't log it all...or at least account in your mind for it...you're not going to see the real picture. If people think just a bite is innocent and not worth logging....guess what happens when you keep doing this as a habit...I'm sure you can figure it out. I log my vitamins too :smile: Oh...and fortune cookies are about 25 cals each.
  • michedarnd
    michedarnd Posts: 207 Member
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    You mean I'm the only one who even logs their vitamins?

    :-) No, you are not.
  • FaithsVegWorkout
    FaithsVegWorkout Posts: 471
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    spices and herbs

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