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What badness can't you live without?

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  • MissAnjy
    MissAnjy Posts: 2,480 Member
    hoards of sushi & beer :)
  • agentscully514
    agentscully514 Posts: 616 Member
    I do love beer though, and I drink too much of it. Even though it fits in my daily calorie goals, I think it is keeping me on this plateau. so it has to go. :(:( Going to try to remember the lesson about cheese.
  • Denjo060
    Denjo060 Posts: 1,008
    vodka and wine :drinker:
  • DaniJeanine
    DaniJeanine Posts: 473 Member
    Red wine. Need it to live. lol
  • wedjul05
    wedjul05 Posts: 472
    Chocolate (always have Lindt excellence dark choc bars in the fridge for my choc hit)

    Bread (will have wholemeal bread or homemade laden-with-fibre bread instead)

    Pasta/rice/potato (use brown rice, limit my intake of white pasta and well potato...I'm Irish so HAVE to have potato, just limit the amount I do eat!)
  • I love chocolate. And biscuits. I don't see any reason to give them up. I think I should be able to have everything in moderation. It's working fine for me so far.
  • Zichu
    Zichu Posts: 542 Member
    Sweets... Sadly... Every Christmas I always get a tub of Haribo's Golden Bears. They are eaten within a few days lol. I have calmed down on the sweets though. If I am having a craving for something sweet like haribo's. I have a packet of Haribo's Roulettes which have 10 sweets in them, 83kcal I think for all of them and I chew them slowly and try to keep them in my mouth as long as I can.

    I had a packet of them a few days ago and they lasted me 30 minutes or so. I had massive urges for sweets last night, because the night before that my family went out to see a musical, they bought several big packets of sweets, luckily I didn't go with them or else I would of been snacking on them all night... They had some left over and I saw them last night in the junk food draw. JELLY BABIES!!! There was like 50g of them in there. I weighed them and was so tempted to eat them. I was strong enough to pull through, put them back in the draw and weighed about 50g of Blueberries instead. Cravings disappeared and staying within my calorie goal :D
  • melinda200208
    melinda200208 Posts: 525 Member
    I totally agree. I don't "live without" anything. I think the most important thing is "moderation". You should be able to treat yourself to your favorite things. I have tried in the past to totally take a few things out of my diet. Well, that did not work for me. I work hard in the gym, and if I want to treat myself, I will. It just needs to be in moderation. But- Answer to the question, I could not live without beer, salty chips, popcorn (especially movie theater popcorn with lots of butter) , and cheese. I am not a big fan of chocolate. (I do eat it sometimes, but it is not something I crave)
  • kate_n_pjs
    kate_n_pjs Posts: 86 Member
    Tortillas - they are delicious and handy for eating hummus and cheese or eggs... They make a meal better.

    and sadly

    :drinker: Alcohol... I drink WAY too many calories.... a goal of mine over the next few weeks is to cut it down and out!!!!
  • cannikita
    cannikita Posts: 24 Member
    I love Pizza! I have even had dreams about pizza. lol. I still fit it in but I eat less of it and make sure I budget my calories accordingly.
  • TempeB
    TempeB Posts: 43 Member
    Carbs. Since I'm Type-II diabetic, I should be eating very little of them, but I just can't do that. So I try to eat as much of them as possible in the "complex" format, meaning steel-cut oatmeal, brown rice, quinoa, bulgar, and beans (especially lentils and chickpeas). My brother has gone completely hard-core paleo, and admittedly he does look great, having lost about 60 pounds, and he's got lots more energy than I have (I'm always sick and exhausted). But, I simply can't go to that extreme.
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