Halloween - a trick or a treat?

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  • greyhoundbloke
    greyhoundbloke Posts: 10
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    I've found that since I cut out a lot of the empty sugar based carbs from my diet, I don't crave sweet stuff at all. The sweets we have in the bowl here are for the kids who trick or treat, not for me.
  • Janet1608
    Janet1608 Posts: 9 Member
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    When I would go 'guising' as a child we always expected either apples or nuts as our treat.If very lucky someone would give money.Perhaps because of this I never think of halloween as being a problem where sweets are concerned.I can understand why it might be a temptation but thankfully the candy bowl hasn't caught on in Scotland. We have enough problems with deep fried Mars Bars!
  • bhankiii
    bhankiii Posts: 217 Member
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    I've found that since I cut out a lot of the empty sugar based carbs from my diet, I don't crave sweet stuff at all. The sweets we have in the bowl here are for the kids who trick or treat, not for me.

    I'm with you.
  • kskroch
    kskroch Posts: 288 Member
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    Turning off the lights and closing the shades.... there is no candy here.

    would have to give them carrots, rutabaga and kale...

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