how to stop eating biscuits in the evening
nm27
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Hi,
Does anyone have good tips to stop eating bisuits in the evening. my diet is good during the day but i find when i come home in the evening (after work and doing exercise) and have my cup of tea after dinner i tend to have about 4-5 biscuits. I really want to stop doing this as i have been so good during the day and then i ruin it by eating loads of biscuits.
If you have any good tips or alternatives let me know.
Thanks.
nm
Does anyone have good tips to stop eating bisuits in the evening. my diet is good during the day but i find when i come home in the evening (after work and doing exercise) and have my cup of tea after dinner i tend to have about 4-5 biscuits. I really want to stop doing this as i have been so good during the day and then i ruin it by eating loads of biscuits.
If you have any good tips or alternatives let me know.
Thanks.
nm
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Try substituting the biscuits for maybe a piece of fruit or veggies. I heard that a cup of hot cocoa works.0
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I have no advice, but I do have the same problem. The only difference is that I eat popcorn and ice cream. Night time cravings are killing me, so I feel your pain!:explode:
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Try to wean yourself off bisquits a little at a time. Put only one or two on a plate and eat only those. I agree that eating some fruit or veg would help too!!0
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My initial thought was to stop keeping the bisuits in your house! If they are not there, you can not eat them.
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I would suggest the same thing...try to replace it with something else. fruit is a great snack...a fruit salad with some redi-whip on top, or yogurt.
Have one or two biscuits with some fruit. better than 4 or 5!
Cindy (ps I'm also a bread/biscuit lover)0 -
Don't buy them and keep them at home.0
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yeah, just dont buy them.
i will eat a WHOLE stack of premium plus crackers with peanut butter at a time. but my dad won't stop buying them cause he loves them too.
if they weren't there, i wouldn't buy them.0 -
My initial thought was to stop keeping the bisuits in your house! If they are not there, you can not eat them.
My first thought too! I love oreo cookies so i dont' buy them! My kids have to eat snacks that don't appeal to me :happy:
I also wanted to add that eating at night is a terrible habit of mine...but once i break the habit for a couple of days,it gets easier!0 -
I agree, just don't buy them. I have the same problem, though ,with bread and butter :noway: Anyways, try and eat something healthier that satisfies the texture and flavor OR you could try working out in place of your craving. You're not hungry, you just want it. Sometimes if I walk off my cravings, I'll forget about it and I'll be OK.I have one and I keep going until it's almost all gone!0
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I have the same issue! Unfortunatly I also have a 5 year old...who loves her cookies. I've made the compromise that I buy 3-4 cookies at the bakery each week and she can have one a day as her dessert after dinner (or fruit if she eats all the cookies). That way I am not tempted because I know they are hers and she only gets to have one. It's a great strategy all around.0
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I completely understand this problem as I too had exactly the same habit every night and my husband was the same. I no longer eat biscuits at nights now as I simply don't buy them or have them in the house (if I did, I'd go insane thinking about them 24/7 and then eat the whole lot in one go!).
I do have a low cal (25 cal) Swiss Miss hot chocolate drink every night with milk to make it a bit creamer and this does satisfy my sweet tooth cravings which I'd usually fill by having a cup of tea and a handful of biscuits. Try it, I didn't believe a hot choc drink would ever be enough but it is. Good luck!0 -
Yeah, try not to buy them! Or find something else that will give you the same satisfaction. I used to eat biscuits at work all the time and now when I get the urge for something I have some dark chocolate covered rice cakes that get rid of any chocolate or general sweet cravings....They're really nice! Only about 56cals and 1 rice thin is always enough0
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Are you getting enough protein during the day? If not it could be the reason you feel so hungry at night.:flowerforyou:0
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Well,,, you can have 5 cookies and ruin your day or a big bunch of strawberries/cherries/grapes/etc. and not ruin your day.
I have this theory that you get one satisfaction point for each time you put something in your mouth - and when you've done your 7-8-9 bites you'll be satisfied (or at least reasonably so). So,,, a good handful of grapes works for me in a way that an apple just can't.
Maybe try a double snack for an evening or 2. 2-3 biscuits and 6 nice ripe red cherries. 'nilla wafer cookies w/sliced strawberries on them. Hmmmmm,,, Getting hungry0 -
Hey,,, lookie here:
Nilla Wafers - Cookies, 4 wafers 70 11 3 1 3 58 remove
Strawberries - Raw, 4 small (1" dia) 9 2 0 0 0 0 remove
Kraft Cool Whip Lite - Whipped Topping, 1/8 cup 20 3 1 0 0 0 remove
Remember Meal 99 16 4 1 3 58
4 nilla wafers with a nice strawberry and a dab o' Cool whip on each one. 99 calories,,,
I assure you your 5 biscuits is worse than that.0 -
I have the same issue! Unfortunatly I also have a 5 year old...who loves her cookies. I've made the compromise that I buy 3-4 cookies at the bakery each week and she can have one a day as her dessert after dinner (or fruit if she eats all the cookies). That way I am not tempted because I know they are hers and she only gets to have one. It's a great strategy all around.
now that is smart! :drinker:0
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