what are your trigger foods and how to avoid binging on them
mariieexo
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you know those foods that once you start eating you just can't stop ? I'm a self proclaimed peanut butter addict. it's soo hard to stop once I open a jar up, it's so yummy. what are yours?
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When you say trigger it makes me think of foods that people can't ingest, as in people with intolerances. I just avoid all my triggers so I don't get ill.
But when you talk about foods that make you eat the whole packet/jar etc then what I do is not stock those items. My biggest craving would be noodles, which I eat one packet but has a high calorie content or a hot chocolate made with hot water.
I don't really binge and avoid binging at all costs. Yes I will fall down but stress can be the reason and I try to exercise before binging.0 -
Nuts are my weakness.. I can't just have a serving.. so I just stay clear of them0
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My binge food is M&Ms. Can't keep em in the house. There is NO stopping me! lol0
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Marshmallows!
My sister opened up a pack last night and she shoved a handful towards me and I stayed strong! Just kept thinking 'I don't have the calories!!'0 -
Sea Salt and Crushed Black peppercorn Kettle Chips. I have no self control when it comes to them, especially after a few glasses of wine. I just buy them very occasionally when I'm at the supermarket and when they are gone, too bad, i'll have enjoyed them and know no more for a month or something.0
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Nutella
M&M's
Popcorn - healthy except I love it with extra butter!
Hot Chips with ketchup0 -
HotCheetoes.
HotFunyons.
HotPuffcorn..yumm!
Rolls.0 -
My binge food is M&Ms. Can't keep em in the house. There is NO stopping me! lol
Ditto!0 -
Pizza I guess would be mine. I avoid binging by having it once every 2 weeks. 2-3 slices or a small personal sized one.0
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Peanut M&Ms... if they sold the big packages here, I would be in trouble! The little 30g ones are fine as an occasional treat.
Salted kettle chips with french onion dip also comes to mind...0 -
you know those foods that once you start eating you just can't stop ? I'm a self proclaimed peanut butter addict. it's soo hard to stop once I open a jar up, it's so yummy. what are yours?
"Trigger" - that's an interesting word to use......
Anyhow, mine is chocolate and cakes.0 -
Definately fresh dates0
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Dried dates
Peanut Butter
Almond Butter
Raisins
Dried figs
Nuts
if I combine them with other food, I am ok.
if I dont, I can eat tons and tons until I get sick.0 -
White bread, you know the lovely, squishy, soft stuff? I cant have it anywhere near me especially if there's marmite in the house!0
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nutellaaaaaaaaaa0
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Red wine and once I drink a glass I head for the dark chocolate! Needless to say none on the menu tonight!0
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If i buy a big bag of something i just have to eat it all no question about it, if i buy a fruit loath or hot cross buns i eat them all because I worry if I don't eat them they will go off, if I buy a big pot of fattening yogurt I have to eat it all and if I buy a multi pack of sweets I have to eat them all. May i should just buy smaller packs huh?0
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there's too many for me... ^_^'
the worst are... I'd say... anything with Pizza dough (pizza, foccacia, pizza dough balls with cream cheese), cheeseburgers, french fries, pastas, crackers and bagels... any carbs in fact :explode:0 -
white wine, I now only let myself on fridays! its an effort x0
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Potato chips
Cashews
velveeta shells n cheese w/diced tomatoes
boiled potatoes with tons of brown gravy
fresh cinnamon roll.
I refuse to keep the makings for any of it in the house or to buy chips etc0 -
Green olives.
I can't even cut them up to use as a garnish for anything because I'm popping them in my mouth so fast that soon there's none left to use!0 -
Too many, Ice cream, cookies, nuts I cannot have just one ounce, pretty much any candy bar. I do not buy any type of candy or nuts as far as ice cream goes well I by it once in a while kids like it and I let them eat most of it and when there is only a serving or two left in the last box then Ill have some.0
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Mine are things like white bread, pie crust, rice, potatoes and pasta. No chips (or crisps) in any form. I can't do just one serving. Once in my body, they send the call out out for more!
I just don't eat them. In the last 9 months the only bread I had was sandwich my 84 year old mother made me when I was visiting her last month. It was whole wheat bread and I immediatly drank another bottle after lunch to avoid craving another.0 -
arnotts assorted creams! damn them.0
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At my Whole Foods they make granola there on site - Cherry Almond, Buleberry and Flax with nuts. Chewy, sweet, a little salty and full of whole almonds If that flax granola is in my house, I just can't help eating it. I eat it by the handful, my head in the pantry, directly out of the package. Classy. Now I only buy tiny packages with 2 servings each. Otherwise I get out of control.
Fresh ground peanut butter (I sometimes get s spoonful right from the container)
Any cheese snack (Cheez-Its, Pirate's Booty- really any processed cheese cracker or salty treat)0 -
muesli, cereal, yoghurt, toast, peanut butter...
but I only binge if i've been restricting myself too much, stressed, or sad
so i don't restrict myself, and distract myself from personal problems by reading and writing etc instead0 -
Red Sky bacon and cheese crisps - my supermarket used to do a 2 for 1 deal in it, what a bad idea! Can't have them in the house anymore :-(0
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Bread has always been a trigger food for me. I'm low carbing it, so not having it at all is the only way to go. And I can't ever stop at just one (or a few) tortilla strips. So they just aren't in the house. LOL.
The other trigger for me is chocolate. I've been using raw cacao nibs in Coconut Manna, and that seems to satisfy the cravings (and is a low carb alternative).0 -
Marshmallows!
My sister opened up a pack last night and she shoved a handful towards me and I stayed strong! Just kept thinking 'I don't have the calories!!'
Great job! I know that must have been hard!!!0 -
arnotts assorted creams! damn them.
There is something wrong with those biscuits...even if you don't want them, you eat one and before you know it the whole pack is gone! My husband loves them but never seems to get any more than 2 when the pack is opened...now he only buys the crappy cheap ones so no one else will eat them!!!0
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