Worst Offenders

kookla33
kookla33 Posts: 234
edited September 22 in Food and Nutrition
What are your trigger foods that really mess you up? Just curious what others' worst offending foods are...
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  • Mindful_Trent
    Mindful_Trent Posts: 3,954 Member
    PEANUT BUTTER... which really bums me out because it can totally be part of a healthy diet. But unless I eat it as an ingredient in something (like a smoothie or dessert) then I have trouble saying no to another spoonful...then another...and another! :blushing:
  • Homemade cake
  • Kekibird
    Kekibird Posts: 1,122 Member
    Chocolate. Even dark chocolate (which can be good for you in moderation).

    Katie
  • Ha- mine is peanut butter too! I've eaten entire jars in single sittings!
    My friend used to say that when die i will be lying face down on the floor, littered with empty peanut butter jars and a sink full of dirty spoons!

    And chocolate.
    Chocolate is tricky.
  • tritepoet
    tritepoet Posts: 119 Member
    DONUTS

    KILL

    ME.

    =P
  • MsTrudy66
    MsTrudy66 Posts: 24 Member
    Agree: peanut butter, chocolate, and my McDonalds iced coffee's!! Bummer.
  • Dom80
    Dom80 Posts: 146 Member
    Anything salty like potato chips or crackers.
  • HeidiMightyRawr
    HeidiMightyRawr Posts: 3,343 Member
    Biscuits! Especially chocolate ones.. and I seem to be craving ice cream alot lately too :/
  • Elizabeth_C34
    Elizabeth_C34 Posts: 6,376 Member
    Chips and cheesy dip...
  • NoAdditives
    NoAdditives Posts: 4,251 Member
    Processed foods. Even if I meet my calorie goal I can still be almost 2 times over my sodium limit! I try to make my own food, but sometimes I give in. Like this weekend I had two cans of Campbell's Chunky soup because I'm sick and didn't want to make my own again. Just one can is 74% of my daily sodium! So, needless to say, I'm retaining water big time!
  • My worst thing to eat is "Gardetto's" I can't stop myself when I start snacking on them. Sometimes I eat these for breakfast or even supper (dinner). I just love them. I guess I am going to have to stop buying them some they won't be a temptation.
  • anything (usually) sweet and easy to eat that's in the house once the kids are in bed. Biscuits, crisps, ice cream, chocolate, sweets.... Swapping for light yogurt, fruit and high fibre crisp breads with a scraping of pate is a good enough substitute until I break the habit
  • kaymd
    kaymd Posts: 470 Member
    Homemade white bread and popcorn:-)
  • white bread and mountain dew.

    do. not. let. me. near. white. bread.

    oy
  • udallmom101
    udallmom101 Posts: 564 Member
    Little Debbie snack cakes. I will have a day off every now and then, and if those are in the house for the kids lunches, you can guarantee I am going to have one, or two, and have to leave the house to get away from them!
  • AsaThorsWoman
    AsaThorsWoman Posts: 2,303 Member
    BOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOZZZZZZZZEEEEEEEEEEEE~!
  • jroulo
    jroulo Posts: 50 Member
    Leftover Christmas cookies. Can't wait til they're gone.
  • Same here with processed foods...I just cannot come in under my sodium, EVER! I even shop for low sodium and no sodium added, but still come out over. :( I try to think of alternatives to the processed things I eat and I just don't know what to replace them with or else I would pretty much be eating the same thing every day, which would get old fast! *sigh*
  • beethedreamer
    beethedreamer Posts: 465 Member
    chips and ritz crackers. I could eat the whole container in a day :ohwell:
  • kookla33
    kookla33 Posts: 234
    Oh my gosh. I can relate to these cravings! So, what do you do to stay away from them?
  • MartiWillett
    MartiWillett Posts: 103 Member
    chinese food! and chip and dip!
  • qtwells82
    qtwells82 Posts: 352
    Chocolate!!!
  • wiggleroom
    wiggleroom Posts: 322 Member
    Anything sweet or chocolatey (cookies and cake especially). And ... this is weird ... but CEREAL! I think it's because I tend to think of it as generally innocent, but I have had crazy cereal binges in the late afternoon. I don't buy it anymore -- I'm all oatmeal, all the time because I truly can't resist overeating it!
  • bionicdiver
    bionicdiver Posts: 198 Member
    Pizza...Digiorno Three meat pizza!. Ohhhh, I'm a bad boy. Blew my calorie count by 15 calories because of that damn pizza!
  • nhendri
    nhendri Posts: 236 Member
    Taco's , Avacado's, Peanut M&M's, The biggest is Soft Chocolate chip Cookies even the dough.
  • kookla33
    kookla33 Posts: 234
    chocolate is a tough one. I have a really hard time with chocolate with almonds and maple bars. Also, when I see other people eating ice cream I want some too!
  • aallison85
    aallison85 Posts: 97 Member
    PASTA & TORTILLAS! I can't stop myself!
  • HeidiMightyRawr
    HeidiMightyRawr Posts: 3,343 Member
    Oh my gosh. I can relate to these cravings! So, what do you do to stay away from them?

    Either I just have to not buy them - if they're not in the house I can't eat them!

    But if I do buy them I'll try and limit myself to only a few in the day, and make sure I get my exercise so that i'm not under my cals. It's good to sometimes have a bit of the bad things as long as it's not all the time and you're getting plenty of healthy stuff too.
  • Bread, pasta, pizza, baked goodies (i love to bake! :huh: ) and ice cream. I haven't figured out a way not to give in, which is why I am 46 pounds overweight! :noway: I will have to figure out how to add them in my diet in small amounts. It is not realistic to eliminate them all together! that just makes me want them more!
  • Hands down... Mexican food, specifically beans, cheese and sour cream. :smile:
    I've learned to handle it though by making homemade re-fried beans and using low-fat sour cream... and cheese in moderation of course.
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