food you ate and regretted after

Those shirataki noodles. It was like a big plate of worms. :sick:

I checked their nutritional value online after reading about them here. My gosh, there is no nutritional value as in zip, notta, zilch! Talk about a waste of food dollars. They are your true definition of empty calories - zero macros and zero micros. Even sugar gives you carbs.

Whenever I eat Peanut Butter... by the spoonful.

though it tastes so good!

I keep a jar of that next to my bed during the summer.
Wake up starving after a couple hours, eat a spoonful, go back to bed.
Repeat until alarm goes off.

Fat free cheese and fat free ranch dressing ewwww! Some things were just meant to have fat!

I STAND CORRECTED!
THOSE IALWAYS REGRET!
Ew.

I usually don't regret any food choices :bigsmile: I love to cook and try different things, always fitting them into my calorie goal for the day.

However the fish and chips I had about a week ago at a local diner stayed with me for a couple of days, it wasn't even as good as I thought it would be, then the heavy full feeling really made it NOT worth it at all.

marshmallow..
i ate at least 10 pieces maybe 15?20? idk
because i am drunk and binged to sober up....
but,,,,,,,,,i feel soooooo guilty immediately after eating them..
i could feel the fat accumulating...

ps. im a 110 pounds skinny girl so any extra fat is so visible and noticeable for other people.. i mean.. like my bf. he noticed the extra fat the other day,

Recently some leftover garlic potatoes that were evidently a few days too old... That tends to be the only time I regret eating food.

Anything that gave me food poisoning. DAMN YOU CHINESE BUFFET

My daughter and I stopped at our favorite local fast food place after her gym. I had a bean burrito. I felt bad afterwards. I have not ate bad all week. eh oh well. At least it was only one

Could be worse. My friends went to the local burrito place for the "gordito challenge" before they graduate. I did not partake, but my friend did (and finished) and I sat with her for 2 hours until she felt "safe" to get in my car so I could drive her home.

She regretted it.

Oh should explain the gordito challenge: You have all day to eat it (until they close) but you can't puke or leave. You get your picture on the wall. It is a burrito as long as my forearm, including my fist, (14" maybe?)and about 10" around. We estimated it weighed about 4 pounds.

All day? I definitely eat more than 4lbs of food at a standard buffet, and that's within an hour. Hm... interesting...

Marshmallow eggs - You know the ones that are hard on the outside, in really bright colours (pink, purple, blue, orange and yellow) and then they have a white "marshmallow interior" Essentially they are just pure sugar, wrapped in more coloured sugar.

Haha this, usually.

I only regret eating things that didn't taste good. Like if I got all excited about eating a piece of cake, and it was dry or otherwise awful, and eat it anyway to be polite. I'd regret that.

Oh TOTALLY! There are foods that I have gotten all worked up for, save my calories for, work a little extra hard for because I KNEW that it was going to be a fantastically, blissfully, wonderfully indulgent treat....and to have it be mediocre-at-best? Well, that makes me near homicidal *L* Regret doesn't scratch the Surface of those moments because I still eat it. Rather than basking in the triumph of saying No, and enjoying the residual benefits of the extra-effort build up, I still eat it because I had wanted it and given myself permission to Have it and therefore feel Obligated to it. Its a sad, sad thing.

Haha this, usually.

I only regret eating things that didn't taste good. Like if I got all excited about eating a piece of cake, and it was dry or otherwise awful, and eat it anyway to be polite. I'd regret that.

Oh TOTALLY! There are foods that I have gotten all worked up for, save my calories for, work a little extra hard for because I KNEW that it was going to be a fantastically, blissfully, wonderfully indulgent treat....and to have it be mediocre-at-best? Well, that makes me near homicidal *L* Regret doesn't scratch the Surface of those moments because I still eat it. Rather than basking in the triumph of saying No, and enjoying the residual benefits of the extra-effort build up, I still eat it because I had wanted it and given myself permission to Have it and therefore feel Obligated to it. Its a sad, sad thing.

I have a wedding to go to tomorrow, now I;m nervous the cake is going to suck. :laugh: Oh well.

Alas, wish could say I don't regret eating certain foods but I cannot - I harbor a junk food junkie living inside and she pops out once in awhile.

Potato chips
Chocolate
Cake
Pastry

Really enjoy those treats, but they junk food plain and simple.

Ps - Easter peeps. Those things look good but they're so bland, not even worth it for a second!

The fourth clam cake the other day. The first three were great. The fourth was one morsel of doughy deep-fried tastiness too many.

Actually, I regret most deep-fried things, and it's not the calories (I can work those off), but the way they make me feel the next day. But they're so good at the time!