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Light sour cream, Skim cottage cheese, and most reduced fat dairies. I can deal with Breyer's sugar free ice creams, but otherwise, I need the full fat and full flavor ice creams.0
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Honestly there isn't anything that I'm forced to give up, if I want it I eat it, i just make sure I have it in my calorie allotment to eat that day, or I'll ask myself, "self, did you really bust your tail in the gym this morning to eat that donut?" So yeah, bacon it is!0
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Cheese. Have you ever tried reduced fat cheese?
No thanks.
I guess cheese would be another on my list. I used to eat tons, now I just try and limit my intake to "less than the whole block"!
Ohhhhhhhhh yeah no reduced fat cheese. Might as well just put a piece of plastic on it. YUCK!0 -
I don't substitute anything.. I need to learn how to eat the foods that I like sensibly so that I lose and don't gain again.. A radical change in my overall diet would be setting myself up for ultimate failure..
I will say that I've added some things that I find I do like.. Nonfat yogurt, for instance.. and, I am eating more fruit than I did.. It helps with the sweet tooth that I tend to develop when I'm trying to lose weight..
Exactly, it's about portions. Less of the "bad" stuff and fill the rest of the plate with fruits and veggies!0 -
I like turkey sausage, but turkey bacon just strikes me as "too fake". There's something recently that I decided that the "low fat" version was just not worth a savings of 10 calories, but I'll be damned if I can remember what it was... LOL0
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I gave up substituting and do well with limiting.
F....T....W!!!!!!0 -
I'm with y'all on the bacon and cheese. I used to do turkey bacon (it tastes ok, not like the real thing) but it still has tons of sodium for only a few calories less...I get reduced sodium pork bacon, tastes like bacon should taste.
And with cheese (and ice cream, sour cream, etc.) I'd rather have a smaller serving of a really flavorful ___?___ than two servings of reduced fat/fat free.
I will say that I've gotten ice cream that was "no sugar added" (not "sugar free", gross) and it was pretty good...had the right texture.0 -
I had never eaten turkey bacon until a few weeks ago, and I like it. It really isn't bad. Kinda greasy like regular bacon but softer texture.0
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Cake and ice cream. If I am going to have cake or ice cream, I want real cake and ice cream, not weight watchers or some other slimming brand which usually convinces you it is lower calorie, when in fact, you are just getting a very small serving, or a product with more artificial ingredients than you can shake a stick at. I also don't do low fat cheese or take the yolks out of my eggs. Oh and my cappuccino. Having a tea or an americano just isn't the same to me, so I just add in the calories and go half water, half full fat milk so I still get the froth and taste.0
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Cheese, butter, mayonnaise, bacon, ice cream - would rather skip it than eat the imitation versions0
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you don't have to give up any foods... you just have to eat less of them.
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I've eaten turkey bacon all my life, and I love it.
I can't stand regular bacon. SO NASTY.
Something I won't substitute. Ice cream. I only eat it every once in a while, but when I do have it, I get the good stuff. None of that low calorie crap.0 -
My sister asked me what I had "cut out" to lose so much weight. I told her my super secret weapon in the weight-loss battle: I cut out overeating.0
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Butter. I've always used real butter. I KNOW it's healthier then margarine. I'm not a big butter eater, but when I do add some-it's the real deal.0
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I've eaten turkey bacon all my life, and I love it.
I can't stand regular bacon. SO NASTY.
Something I won't substitute. Ice cream. I only eat it every once in a while, but when I do have it, I get the good stuff. None of that low calorie crap.
Blasphemy!!
Lol real bacon is delicious! I grew up on turkey bacon and once I had the real thing a few years ago, I never went back.
And I'm with you on the ice cream. I occasionally eat the lower calorie stuff to meet my calorie goals, but as an actual treat? Full fat, full flavor please!0 -
Honestly there isn't anything that I'm forced to give up, if I want it I eat it, i just make sure I have it in my calorie allotment to eat that day, or I'll ask myself, "self, did you really bust your tail in the gym this morning to eat that donut?" So yeah, bacon it is!0
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I usually get the center cut bacon 25 calories per piece yummy...0
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I don't substitute anything.. I need to learn how to eat the foods that I like sensibly so that I lose and don't gain again.. A radical change in my overall diet would be setting myself up for ultimate failure..
I will say that I've added some things that I find I do like.. Nonfat yogurt, for instance.. and, I am eating more fruit than I did.. It helps with the sweet tooth that I tend to develop when I'm trying to lose weight..
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I don't think turkey bacon tastes too bad, but I usually have extra lean bacon, it's just regular bacon with the fatty bits cut off0
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