What are some foods that your glad you gave up or limited?

soda, mac and cheese, pizza, ravioli, tv dinners ... I didn't give them up, everything in moderation but I have cut way, way back.

Chips
Most fast food ( still eat a lil Taco Hell now and then)
Cut wayyyyy back on chocolate esp Reeses cups

Gluten. I don't think it's had an impact on weight loss for me but I seriously feel so much better without it!

Only thing I'm able to consistently stay off is wheat, which I'm really glad of since it makes my arthritis flare up. I really need to limit my sugar more though.

gave up: beef, pork, fries, chips, and soda!

limit: juice, candy, and cake

I haven't given up on anything but severly ration ice cream. It makes me gain weight fastest and I could sit there and eat nearly the whole 1/2 gallon container in one sitting. Especially the specialty flavors from Braums.

I feel like if you compared my grocery cart now to before you'd be looking at a video from some TV show about American obesity vs. a video about a woman trying to feed 5 teenage boys fruits and veggies (even though I'm only feeding 3 of us and 1 is male I get asked about how many kids I have considering how many fruits/veggies and other foods and how frequently I go to Sprouts...)

My entire Life has changed and I'm glad about it.

I haven't had soda (diet or regular) in years. I eat 'real' desert on 3 major holidays and my birthday (MINE not everyone's) I will rarely split a rare desert 3 ways b/w hubby and daughter if we're out to eat. I eat significantly less cheese and only eat wheat bread once a week or so. In fact I avoid wheat for the most part, I have quinoa pasta and vans gluten/wheat free waffles instead. I don't buy anything that says "100 calorie snack pack" that opens the door to a disaster of eating an entire box. I do not buy ice cream.

I'm a veg...but For hubby I buy bison occasionally but rarely ground beef.

Virtually everything in my kitchen is replaced over a few years, but it was little changes at a time.

I will not give up: Dark chocolate. I eat it every day.

I gave up low fat cottage cheese because full-fat cottage cheese tastes better.

I am glad I gave up all carbonated beverages (sodas reg or diet, beer, champagne). I drink a lot more plain water and I am seeing this fruitful in my kids, which is my main reason for finally getting off my buns and changing my life in the first place! They are drinking more plain drinks... So, this was a win win change! I pretty much gave up all pasta and rice, too. I do eat it on occasion but it makes me feel too full and I know I am not getting the nutrition I need if I fill up on pasta/rice.... So, no big loss there in my mind... NOW, if I could give up sugar and sweets, my 'healthy lifestyle' would be complete! Cursing whoever came up with the Reese's Eggs/Hearts/Christmas Trees/etc... hahaha

I haven't really officially given anything up, I just limit it. There are some things that I just don't have a craving for anymore (chips/crackers etc.) so I don't eat those.

I hardly eat bread anymore. I have cut down on cheese. I am battling with chips and trying to eat popcorn instead. There are no restaurants and no liquor store here, so not having that temptation makes things easier. Since joining MFP it has really opened my eyes to how many calories are in my favourite foods - I didn't realize my homemade mac'n'cheese was my downfall! Never really drank much pop. Also I used to have 2 eggs + toast 4 days a week but now I have rice krispies with skim or an oatmeal muffin.

Smaller breakfast and lunch is good for me - I don't have an afternoon crash anymore!

In list form:
Foods I have limited:

chips
switched from 2% to skim milk
alcoholic drinks
bread/bagels
I eat more chicken or lean pork instead of beef
Cheese I miss cheese
pasta + potato
homemade mac'n'cheese - I only make this on days we go snowshoeing, since that pretty much doubles the amount I can eat that day!
chips
switched from 2% to skim milk
alcoholic drinks
bread/bagels
I eat more chicken or lean pork instead of beef
Limited eggs

I gave up nothing. As long as it fits into my calorie & macro goals, I'm gonna eat it.