Substitute for Icecream?

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  • Achrya
    Achrya Posts: 16,913 Member
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    1. Get food scale

    2. Get ice cream

    3. Measure out ice cream

    4. (This is the most important part) eat the ice cream

    5. Log the ice cream in diary.

    4 and 5 are interchangeable.
  • lizardcave
    lizardcave Posts: 42 Member
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    When I plan meals for the next day, I automatically building half a cup of ice-cream to have in the evening. There's no good substitute for the real thing.
  • alyssabrown94
    alyssabrown94 Posts: 49
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    I just had So Delicious No Sugar Added Mini Coconut fudge pop. Only 80 calories, 1 gram of sugar, and 8 grams of fiber. Plus, its made with coconut milk. When looking for an ice cream substitute, always be sure to make sure its not high in sugar. For example, fruit popsicles, fat free frozen yogurts, ect. These are loaded with sugar with no fat or protein to slow the release of the sugar into your blood stream, thus spiking your blood sugar, triggering fat storage.

    Good luck!;)
  • 2013sk
    2013sk Posts: 1,318 Member
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    Frozen ice pops

    Sorbet is very low in fat

    Not too sure if you have milky cows ??? They do them in choc, vanilla and strawberry and think only 100 cals

    Also mini solero's are yummy and low too

    How about cold whipped cream with PB mixed together, or choc powder
  • LexiAtel
    LexiAtel Posts: 228 Member
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    Fudgecicles (60-90 cals)

    popcicles (40-80 cals)

    Real fruit bars (80 or less)

    Blue Bunny Ice Cream (made with SPLENDA) (90-120 cals) Double Strawberry is good, it's 90 cals for 1/2 cup, so you could honestly eat 1 cup).

    Frozen fruit - Pineapple, cherries, any berry,

    You can also make your own things of course :)
  • Diamond05
    Diamond05 Posts: 475 Member
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    A frozen banana, some soft tofu and steevia! Blend and enjoy!

    You can also make you own frozen fruits bars by mashing fruit of your choice, dilute it with a bit of water and steevia.:smile:
  • Diamond05
    Diamond05 Posts: 475 Member
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    1. Get food scale

    2. Get ice cream

    3. Measure out ice cream

    4. (This is the most important part) eat the ice cream

    5. Log the ice cream in diary.

    4 and 5 are interchangeable.

    I find answers like this so not useful....:yawn:
  • Achrya
    Achrya Posts: 16,913 Member
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    1. Get food scale

    2. Get ice cream

    3. Measure out ice cream

    4. (This is the most important part) eat the ice cream

    5. Log the ice cream in diary.

    4 and 5 are interchangeable.

    I find answers like this so not useful....:yawn:

    I find "eat a frozen banana" not useful so I guess we're even. There is no reason to cut out ice cream for a damn banana; what a lackluster ssubstitute that must be.

    I'm having ice cream and two brownies tonight for a mere 340 calories. I'll be under my weekly goal by 1000 calories plus my already factored in deficit. The goal is to eat less food, not cut out foods.
  • Cindyinpg
    Cindyinpg Posts: 3,902 Member
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    1. Get food scale

    2. Get ice cream

    3. Measure out ice cream

    4. (This is the most important part) eat the ice cream

    5. Log the ice cream in diary.

    4 and 5 are interchangeable.

    I find answers like this so not useful....:yawn:
    I believe her point is the same one others have tried to make on this thread. Everything is fine in moderation.
  • herblackwings39
    herblackwings39 Posts: 3,930 Member
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    Sometimes I like to wash grapes, toss them into the freezer, and snack on them later once frozen. They're cold and sweet.
  • sugaree1202
    sugaree1202 Posts: 184 Member
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    I like Hola Fruta Real Fruit Sherbet instead of ice cream lately. It has similar calories to ice cream but a quarter of the fat. I'm with the eat what you like in moderation camp though. If I want to eat something, I have 1 serving and limit myself to 1 or 2 treats a day that aren't clean foods.

    Frozen orange juice or Italian ice is pretty yummy too!
  • ninerbuff
    ninerbuff Posts: 48,540 Member
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    I don't substitute ice cream. I monitor it.

    :laugh:

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    Been in fitness for 30 years and have studied kinesiology and nutrition
  • kindasortachewy
    kindasortachewy Posts: 1,084 Member
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    Frozen Greek yogurt. Some treats are under 100 calories :)

    This!
  • Trechechus
    Trechechus Posts: 2,819 Member
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    Screw diets. Make a life style change.

    ... And eat the ice cream.
  • SuccessHere
    SuccessHere Posts: 240 Member
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    I just discovered something AWESOME to replace ice cream. It's Weight Watcher's Frozen Greek Yogurt bars. They are only 80 calories a bar.
  • Myhaloslipped
    Myhaloslipped Posts: 4,317 Member
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    I like Yoplait light dessert yogurts. 80-90 calories each.
  • tsh0ck
    tsh0ck Posts: 1,970 Member
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    pretty sure ice cream is still allowed. if not, I'm doing this totally wrong.
  • jh7060
    jh7060 Posts: 32
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    Freeze pops are a good alternative:) very low calorie and low sugar, as they don't contain all that many ingredients.
  • LiftAllThePizzas
    LiftAllThePizzas Posts: 17,857 Member
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    Lose the "diet" and keep the ice cream...just eat less of it.

    Not everyone can eat just a little. And being on a diet means one has to eat differently.

    Eating a little IS eating differently. Food shouldn't incite fear, she needs to learn how to break the cycle.
    This.
  • livincleanly27
    livincleanly27 Posts: 15
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    I'm not really into ice cream but when I do crave it I eat the so delicious bars, its pretty low in calories (80-100) or get the arctic zero protein ice cream at whole foods. Its pretty pricey for a pint but helps with the cravings and VERY low calorie. Its around 35 per serving

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