Worst Offenders

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  • kao708
    kao708 Posts: 813 Member
    I wish I had just one offender...it all depends on the day and time. And sometimes it's completely dependent on what they are making on Food Network! LOL
  • cmriverside
    cmriverside Posts: 34,416 Member
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  • ziggythecat
    ziggythecat Posts: 62 Member
    SHARP CHEDDAR CHEESE. I could eat a pack of cheese slices and a box of crackers and not blink an eye.
  • heatypablo
    heatypablo Posts: 221
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    Haha!! Seriously, this thread made me completely hungry! :laugh:
  • Mindful_Trent
    Mindful_Trent Posts: 3,954 Member
    SHARP CHEDDAR CHEESE. I could eat a pack of cheese slices and a box of crackers and not blink an eye.

    Oooh... I hadn't thought of cheese, but it's totally a trigger food for me. I used to buy a whole little circle of brie and eat it in 1 to 2 days. I'm getting better - I can cut myself a little bit of cheese and walk away, but I have to make myself weight/log it to prevent me from having another and another and another without thinking about the calories.
  • Jennplus2
    Jennplus2 Posts: 984 Member
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    lol, I know right! :laugh:
  • kookla33
    kookla33 Posts: 234
    I know. Just reading it makes me crave this evil stuff!!
  • ZanneB
    ZanneB Posts: 6
    Most of my triggers are listed here already. Chips and dip, ritz crackers, nachos, McDonald's fries and Skittles. Can you tell I also have trouble keeping my sodium intake in check? :tongue:
  • anovasjo
    anovasjo Posts: 382 Member
    potatoes: any kind. Chips, fries, hashbrowns.
    beer, too.
  • cdhtn10
    cdhtn10 Posts: 7
    I can do the very same thing with cheddar and triskets! LOVE the salt on those crackers!!
  • SafariLara
    SafariLara Posts: 172
    Cheetos. I cannot EVER eat just one serving of cheetos
  • balfonso
    balfonso Posts: 370 Member
    SHARP CHEDDAR CHEESE. I could eat a pack of cheese slices and a box of crackers and not blink an eye.


    arghhhh now I'm craving that! :sad:
  • LotusF1ower
    LotusF1ower Posts: 1,259 Member
    What are your trigger foods that really mess you up? Just curious what others' worst offending foods are...

    Chocolate
    Cakes
    Foods high in carbs

    In that order for me. I cannot have just one, I have to keep going.

    There is a way I can stop it though, that is have protein for breakfast and it curbs mycarb cravings. If I start the day off good with something like eggs, I rarely fall during the day.
  • cmriverside
    cmriverside Posts: 34,416 Member
    I know. Just reading it makes me crave this evil stuff!!

    Oh, I didn't actually read it......I've been here waaaaaaaaay too long to read a thread asking for a list of "Worst Offenders":laugh: :tongue:
  • kalebsmama07
    kalebsmama07 Posts: 503
    anything chocolate or cake like and candy! yummo!
  • LorinaLynn
    LorinaLynn Posts: 13,247 Member
    Beef jerky. Not that it's all that bad for you, but I'll eat an entire bag and have a pounding headache from my aching jaw!
  • Losetheweightnat
    Losetheweightnat Posts: 53 Member
    Sweets period!!!! I have such a big sweet tooth
  • kris2683
    kris2683 Posts: 41 Member
    Peanut m&ms and pizza, can't live without them...
  • ckgis4me
    ckgis4me Posts: 25
    Oh my gosh. I can relate to these cravings! So, what do you do to stay away from them?

    Clean out cabinets or don't buy them.Or think of how you feel after indulging too much.
  • CarolHudson11
    CarolHudson11 Posts: 372
    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.


    OMG! Before I started logging in to MFP, I'd buy a bag of these and eat on it all day long. And this was 2 or 3 days a week. I was totally addicted. I don't even walk down the aisle that holds them in the store anymore. :noway:
  • ropedancer
    ropedancer Posts: 115
    For me it would have to be sweets. You know. Chocolate, Ice Cream, Fudge, Junior Mints, Sour Patch Kids, pudding, mints, M&Ms, fudge, chocolate covered pretzels, peanut butter cups, chocolate truffles, chocolate chip cookies, oreos, peanut butter cookies, skittles....

    Oh, and french fries.
  • Fit4Penny
    Fit4Penny Posts: 75 Member
    Anything sweet....cookies, cakes, candy!!! If I don't start I'm fine but once I do it's over...sets
    me off in a bad way!!!
  • uptonia
    uptonia Posts: 26
    Processed foods, fast food and fried foods. Gah, so hard to break my body from craving them pretty much all the time.
  • TealStar13
    TealStar13 Posts: 165
    Hot Wings and Mexican food! I go gaga for all of them. So delicious...
  • mistawalka
    mistawalka Posts: 108 Member
    Souvlakis/kebabs - pitta bread, lamb, hot chili sauce. Possibly a healthier alternative to McDonalds for a nightshift worker - except when you're having 2 or 3 a night :S

    Anything hot n spicy - curries / mexican
  • chocolatnoir
    chocolatnoir Posts: 182 Member
    Chocolate and pizza
  • virginiagomes
    virginiagomes Posts: 110 Member
    Chocolates, herbs healthy whole grain crackers, Fiber One Toaster Pastry, etc :(
  • schpanks
    schpanks Posts: 468 Member
    Pizza. I can tell myself what my limit is, but I almost always go over. Not gonna cut it out, though. Love it, too much. :happy:
  • BoresEasily
    BoresEasily Posts: 582
    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!

    Hahahaha I was eating the healthy request thinking I was eating healthily and wondering why I felt so dried out. Not realising that it was insanely high in sodium.
  • addman72
    addman72 Posts: 220
    Right at the moment in the hot weather. Ice cream/Sundaes.
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