Foods You Hate But Eat Anway Because They're Good For You
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For me, it's cottage cheese. I eat it almost everyday because it's a good source of vegetarian protein, it's easy to portion out and take to work, and it's low cal. I can't stand the texture though! I've found that if I mix it with granola or Fiber One, it's much more tolerable. I've also added some crumbled blue cheese to it and transformed it into a chip/pretzel dip. I just need some crunch!
I don't like squishy foods--so I'm also not a huge fan of yogurt, but again, eat it frequently, always stirring in fruit or cereal with it.
For me, it's cottage cheese. I eat it almost everyday because it's a good source of vegetarian protein, it's easy to portion out and take to work, and it's low cal. I can't stand the texture though! I've found that if I mix it with granola or Fiber One, it's much more tolerable. I've also added some crumbled blue cheese to it and transformed it into a chip/pretzel dip. I just need some crunch!
I don't like squishy foods--so I'm also not a huge fan of yogurt, but again, eat it frequently, always stirring in fruit or cereal with it.
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You should try either whipped cottage cheese (Friendship makes it) or greek yogurt if you hate the texture. A cup of plain greek yogurt has pretty much the same amount of protein as a cup of cottage cheese, and in my opinion, tastes wayyyyyy better.
For me, it used to be veggies, but through experimenting I've found good ways to cook them, and now I actually like them. I don't force myself to eat something I don't like...but then again there isn't much I don't like! :laugh:0 -
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For me, it's cottage cheese. I eat it almost everyday because it's a good source of vegetarian protein, it's easy to portion out and take to work, and it's low cal. I can't stand the texture though! I've found that if I mix it with granola or Fiber One, it's much more tolerable. I've also added some crumbled blue cheese to it and transformed it into a chip/pretzel dip. I just need some crunch!
I don't like squishy foods--so I'm also not a huge fan of yogurt, but again, eat it frequently, always stirring in fruit or cereal with it.
I don't any more. I eat the better foods of all the foods I like
Carrots I guess, but I don't dislike them
Everything I put in my mouth now i enjoy0 -
Celery.0
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Uh, I don't eat foods I hate. There are a sh|tload of foods I love that are healthy, so I stick to those.0
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I don't eat anything I hate. Period.0
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chicken (gag)0
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none. I don't torture myself..0
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Everything I put in my mouth now i enjoy
That's what she said0 -
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For me, it's cottage cheese. I eat it almost everyday because it's a good source of vegetarian protein, it's easy to portion out and take to work, and it's low cal. I can't stand the texture though! I've found that if I mix it with granola or Fiber One, it's much more tolerable. I've also added some crumbled blue cheese to it and transformed it into a chip/pretzel dip. I just need some crunch!
I don't like squishy foods--so I'm also not a huge fan of yogurt, but again, eat it frequently, always stirring in fruit or cereal with it.
I don't any more. I eat the better foods of all the foods I like
Carrots I guess, but I don't dislike them
Everything I put in my mouth now i enjoy
That's what she said!0 -
Asparagus...bleck and beets, both of which I eat 2-3x a year, which isn't much, but makes a change.0
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Everything I put in my mouth now i enjoy
That's what she said
AW I was too late!!0 -
I've taught myself to eat lightly sweetened yogurt. But it was a long, slow process beginning with fruity, sugary yogurt.0
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Blueberries, I've learned to tolerate them ............. in fruit smoothies but that's pretty much where it begins and ends.0
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You should try either whipped cottage cheese (Friendship makes it) or greek yogurt if you hate the texture. A cup of plain greek yogurt has pretty much the same amount of protein as a cup of cottage cheese, and in my opinion, tastes wayyyyyy better.
For me, it used to be veggies, but through experimenting I've found good ways to cook them, and now I actually like them. I don't force myself to eat something I don't like...but then again there isn't much I don't like! :laugh:
Hmmm...have been wanting to try cottage cheese but I couldn't get past the texture either. Never heard of Whipped! Will look for it. Thanks for the info0 -
<--- This is a pic of my new dress, not my boobs.0
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I guess, I don't "eat" water. But I hate water!
Before calorie counting I drank 6+ regular sodas per day, and I think that has kind of "ruined" me in a way where I want something sweet. I quit drinking soda, and started drinking crystal light. Crystal light ruins my water bottles, so I tried truvia + water. Right now I try to drink 1 thing of crystal light energy (in the morning) then either truvia + water or just water during the day.
It's a process :P0 -
milk ! i dont like it , but the 0.1 fat version i can tolerate better0
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I don't eat anything I don't like. I find that for everything that is good for me that I don't like, there is a comparable substitute that I do like.0
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I don't eat anything I don't like I just eat the things I like and adjust portion sizes, you still have to enjoy your meals or you'll get bored and slip up sooner or later0
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Chicken! I would rather have a hamburger! LOL0
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