Craving Chickfila
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IIFYM
finally some one speak the same language IIFYM0 -
I actually found out through "Eat this not that" that a chik fil-a sandwich is really on the lighter side of fast food. It's fried, yes, but I think it totals something like 300 - 400 calories. Seriously not that bad.
I actually ate a frozen chicken patty on a potato bread roll with ketchup today for dinner. And didn't even dent my calorie goal.
For real. There are worse things you could be craving.0 -
I don't always crave Chik-Fil-A, but when I do, it's on a Sunday.
LOLOLOLOLOL!!!!0 -
mmmm maybe I'll have that tomorrow at school0
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I don't always crave Chik-Fil-A, but when I do, it's on a Sunday.
Please tell me someone already put that in meme format with the XX guy!0 -
I don't. I go to Chick Fil A and have some nuggets and a side salad.....and I get a cup of water with ice. That satisfies my craving for Chick Fil A.....and its not too unhealthy.0
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You could move to Oregon where there isn't a single one in the state0
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I have been craving chickfila for over three days now. When I do there, there is only one thing that I get and thats a fried chicken sandwich and fries.
I know I don't need it. How do you get over a craving that you have had for more than three days?
I only order one thing there...
#1 Combo - original sandwich with waffle fries *add extra-extra pickles, ketchup and mayo* and mayo for the waffle fries. mmmmm heart attack from the drive through. *droolsssss*
hahah edit to note that I get the "large" size with a diet lemonade...0 -
I don't always crave Chik-Fil-A, but when I do, it's on a Sunday.
Please tell me someone already put that in meme format with the XX guy!
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The usual response to these things is to plan for it.
Log it.
Eat better the next day.
I agree, the more you deprive yourself of it, the more you want it. Get it out of your system, plan a light breakfast and lunch, exercise hard and enjoy a sandwich.
ETA: Plus I looked it up and a small fry and a sandwich is 740 calories,, not to bad for dinner calories.
I completely agree! I have been craving a Chipotle burrito for a week or so. The burrito (with the tortilla which is what I was craving), the way that I get it is 880 calories. Check out my diary for today. I ate a light breakfast and lunch, ran 3.5 miles, ate my burrito, and still have a couple hundred calories left over for the day. Don't deprive yourself, just work hard and you can do it!0 -
Eat it, log it, look at the calories, and start to look for exercises that will burn those cals off, then realize, oh my. got to work my butt off, not quite worth it, take a few weeks off from fast food
and then couple of weeks later, another craving, go for it, and the cycle continues.....but each time, its a longer cycle.0 -
The usual response to these things is to plan for it.
Log it.
Eat better the next day.
I agree, the more you deprive yourself of it, the more you want it. Get it out of your system, plan a light breakfast and lunch, exercise hard and enjoy a sandwich.
ETA: Plus I looked it up and a small fry and a sandwich is 740 calories,, not to bad for dinner calories.
I was going to say that, by this time, you might find that it's too much when you actually try to eat it. Under your profile pic, it says you've been here two years, and your ticker says you've lost 0. I don't know what your story is. Maybe you just don't keep track of your progress, but if you haven't made a conscientious effort to log exercise and calorie intake for at least a couple of months, you're not givng yourself a fighting chance. It really does get easier! If you want the sandwich and fries, you could order it and split it with a friend (my husband and do that sometimes), or you can order it to go, eat half, and reheat the rest for another meal. Toaster ovens are great for that. Whatever you do, don't throw in the towel! You can do this!0 -
Eat it, count it and move on.0
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you could make your own at home.
bake the chicken and use a whole wheat bun.
boom. healthy0 -
I LOVE chick-fil-a! If I'm craving it, I'll bank some calories and treat myself.
I also make alternatives at home that are pretty good. Perhaps try out one of the many healthy faux chick-fil-a recipes on the net?0 -
Eat fried chicken, but not from Chickfila. I'm all for satisfying cravings, but not for supporting bigots.0
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Take 3 bites of my food I crave and toss it in the trash. It works for me, I do not believe in depriving myself of something I really want. this was not a diet for me but a life style change and I feel you should be able to eat what you want but within moderation and 80 to 90% of the time my choices are healthy but like everyone else occasionally I want some not as healthy.0
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I don't always crave Chik-Fil-A, but when I do, it's on a Sunday.
Please tell me someone already put that in meme format with the XX guy!
YESS!!! :drinker:0 -
I eat Chick Fil A all the time. There really are viable options there--just budget your calories accordingly.
You have to view this as a lifestyle change, not a diet. It's just not practical that you give up all the foods you enjoy--there's no chance for longevity in that.0 -
When I have a craving I try to think of how I will feel after I eat the fast food. Probably over stuffed, groggy, and gross. Is it worth it? Plus its just waisting money that could be saved for something else.0
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you can always get it and eat it!!!! you know that is not many calories i am eating it tomorrow actually. I REALLY CRAVE chick fil a.. and the only way i get over it is to eat it. sometimes when i get it i ask myself why did i crave this it wasnt that good... but usually not with chick fil i I LOVE IT! just eat it. eat half in the afternoon and half in the evening....0
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Go for it. Just make sure you tongue kiss a girl in front of all their employees before you order.0
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you could always go grilled chicken from chick fila ..that is pretty freaking good...you should probably avoid any fried foods except for like twice a year..that is what i do ...I love freaking fried chicken but I only let myself have it twice a year...funny, I really do not miss it that much ...there is always a better alternative that should satiate your craving and not blow out the cals....0
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Go for it. Just make sure you tongue kiss a girl in front of all their employees before you order.
Or just tongue kiss the cashier. As a a fast food employee, I encourage this behaviour at all restaurants.0 -
HOLY CRAP!!! I JUST NOTICED a advertisement for chick fil a just above the post befor i exited!!!! subliminal messages AFFECT THE HUMAN BRAIN ALOT!!!!! wow.... is this why i am craving it to?... sometimes the eye doesnt notice things but the mind does!!! wow.. maybe its because u see advertisements about it... on here!!!0
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giving in to cravings once in a while won't kill you
For instance...I just had garlic parmesan fries for dinner. and they were delicious. I feel much better now than if I'd just kept trying to avoid them0 -
my son calls it chick-a-fe0
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go get one tomorrow and exercise a little bit more or prepare a healthier version of your craving, instead of fried chicken prepare it baked with whole wheat bread0
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The usual response to these things is to plan for it.
Log it.
Eat better the next day.
This. And make a slightly more sensible choice. Kids meal, 4 piece nuggets, with the SMALL waffle fries. It won't be a great meal, but it will scratch the itch and not absolutely murder you in calories.
Then go run. Or whatever you prefer for exercise.0 -
I have been craving chickfila for over three days now. When I do there, there is only one thing that I get and thats a fried chicken sandwich and fries.
I know I don't need it. How do you get over a craving that you have had for more than three days?
It depends. Are you into clean eating and no processed foods? If yes, it's a no brainer. That stuff is garbage. If you're about losing weight but eating anything you want as long as it's in your daily calories, then go for it. Have it for lunch tomorrow and fit it in your daily intake.
What is the problem?0
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