Never thought Id say this but
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the best smoothie for a sweet tooth is to take 1/4 pumpkin puree, 8 ozs of almond or coconut milk, 2 tbs of almond butter, sprinkle of cinnamon, tbsp of cocoa, and a teaspoon of vanilla extract, two tbsp of honey. Mix it up with some ice and enjoy!! so good!0
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fruit usually does the trick, and you can always make a smoothie and freeze it into a popsicle or something.0
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I eat sweets
I am not too much into sweet so this cures me right up...with the occasional almond joy...I am more of chips person! Which sucks at time cause I can sit and eat a whole bag and then feel sick to my stomach, not because I feel guilty but because I am not used to it anymore...lol
My solution is sugar free Jell-O.. it works wonders.. or maybe get some of their fat free chocolate pudding, I mix it with skimmed milk and it makes a perfect creamy dessert (that can also be frozen!)
If you're a chips kind of person, go to a health food store for healthy chips (either ones that are baked instead of fried or get the ones made out of beans or other veggies instead of carb-laden potatoes!
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Lemon Greek yogurt with half a banana and a tbsp of shredded coconut...it's delicious!0
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Not at all the healthiest solution but I love the zero calorie white Monster energy drinks. I keep one in my fridge and if I get a craving for something sweet a drink or two out of the can fixes me right up. Tastes like the soda Squirt.0
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I eat sweets
this , nothing wrong with eating sweets once in a while.0 -
I like to eat a bowl of plain yogurt with either some hunni or jam mixed in...yum0
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Anything with fat or protein helps with cravings for sweet foods.0
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10 m&ms = 45 calories0
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I operate on an 80/20% principle based on Pareto's rule of efficiency. Basically 80% of the time i'll eat strict nutrition with no snacks involved or any processed foods, chocolate, ice cream (you know the stuff).
The other 20% i'll let myself eat a bit of the bad stuff. I won't go overboard but i'll allow myself a little splurge to keep my demons satiated. The important thing is to make sure it fits in with your macro's intake, so you don't go over. It's a falacy that people believe that if you eat ice cream or the like when you're dieting, you're going to put on fat.
Like i said as long as it fits in your daily calorie intake you're fine- just don't do it too often. (20% of the time) Naughty occasionally Be good for the most part!0
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