What foods for you aren't worth the calories
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maybebaby40
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We are going for a sunday drive this weekend and we usually go to Joes Crab shack- 2 hours away- the pot I usually get is over 1200 calories and eating half is not an option- So I don't think I will spend my calories there
And Moes is my favorite- my dish there is over 1400- so have not had moes in months- I know myself I would eat it all- and I am choosing to spend my cals in better ways
And Moes is my favorite- my dish there is over 1400- so have not had moes in months- I know myself I would eat it all- and I am choosing to spend my cals in better ways
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- bread basket and butter
- any extra butter they put on your seafood
- the small potatoes in the crab boil
- the crap dip
- booze - i'd rather eat the calories
- if you're having any desert with whipped cream, the whipped cream0 -
I see you are in Lewes. Are you talking about the Joe's Crab Shack in Wilmington, on the Riverfront?0
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I see you are in Lewes. Are you talking about the Joe's Crab Shack in Wilmington, on the Riverfront?
oh yes I am- I try to get there once or twice a year- and am also making my first trip to trader joes0 -
I see you are in Lewes. Are you talking about the Joe's Crab Shack in Wilmington, on the Riverfront?
oh yes I am- I try to get there once or twice a year- and am also making my first trip to trader joes
Have you tried any other Wilmington restaurants? There are much better -- and by better I mean both healthier and tastier -- options than the Crab Shack.
Trader Joe's is a wonderful wonderful place. I can send you a list of must-tries if you want0 -
Sugary drinks and full fat dairy are never worth it to me. Sugary high carb desserts and fatty meats usually aren't, though I do have them on occasions.0
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Diet pepsi and diet coke, it's not the calories, it's knowing my mood will crash within an hour and I will be really cranky. I'd rather eat foods I know will make me feel good:)0
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Sugary soda and fried anything.0
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Tonic, pasta, most deserts0
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big juicy cheese burgers, Loaded mashed potato, Breakfast sandwiches with bacon.......0
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I'm vegetarian so options are already limited
- Donuts
- Ice cream
- (not totally cut out but mostly) Alcohol
- Fried things
- Most dairy with the exception of light yogurt and low-cal egg beaters
- Soda
- Pastries0 -
Soda
Low quality chocolate (give me some See's! )
Fake butter0 -
Most Noticable... . MILK... even 1%- i switched to silk almond milk for 60cals per cup...never drink regular milk any more.
others depend on my mood.. sometimes i have salad with tangy tomato dressing at outback, sometimes the coconut shrimp...0 -
I see you are in Lewes. Are you talking about the Joe's Crab Shack in Wilmington, on the Riverfront?
oh yes I am- I try to get there once or twice a year- and am also making my first trip to trader joes
Have you tried any other Wilmington restaurants? There are much better -- and by better I mean both healthier and tastier -- options than the Crab Shack.
Trader Joe's is a wonderful wonderful place. I can send you a list of must-tries if you want
would love that I did a search of the boards and have a list of look at the calories and see-items0 -
The Olive Garden.....chicken parmesan, salad, dressings, breadsticks...ugh I could go on and on....0
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Grains, in most cases. I still make room for cookies occasionally but usually I put veggies over grains now.0
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-peanut butter
-nuts
-granola
-avocado
-sushi
-pasta
-rice
-dried fruit
love them all and I know some are healthy I just can't bring myself to spend that many calories for such a small amount of food. Keep in mind that I'm a 5 foot tall girl, and I don't have a lot of wiggle room.0 -
bagel and cream cheese not at over 500 cals
starbucks. oh i know they have healthier lower cals options but i want my venti caramel frapp with 3 add shots and all that darn whipped cream. ..... so i just haven't been in months upon months.0 -
-peanut butter
-nuts
-granola
-avocado
-sushi
-pasta
-rice
-dried fruit
love them all and I know some are healthy I just can't bring myself to spend that many calories for such a small amount of food. Keep in mind that I'm a 5 foot tall girl, and I don't have a lot of wiggle room.
Nuts, really? I think the benefits outweigh the caloric load there if eaten within reason. You get plenty of almonds or pistachios for 200 calories.0 -
bought pie dough and made a homemade chicken pot pie with rice and a few veggies thought it would be healthy...1 slice came out 1,700 on my caloried diary !! Won't be doing that anytime again soon (But I savored every bite)0
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Alcohol for me. I can take it or leave it and don't miss it at all so I've just stopped bothering except on special occasions.0
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