Mine dropped about 3-4 days into my first week. I made noodles for my husband the other night for dinner and it didn't even tempt me And he forgot and offered to share his chocolate with me the other day... it didn't lure me in like it normally would have.

It gets better. I can't drink my diet drinks right now though....I would scarf them down like no ones business, and I believe I would probably drop back into a sugar craving at this point if I did. Later I will when I feel stronger about it

I still crave sugar sometimes, and I've been doing this 12 weeks. It's not bad though, and I don't give in. My willpower is much better on this diet than any other I've done. I do use artificial sweeteners or stevia daily in my coffee and I've been told that if I didn't, I wouldn't crave sweets.

The only thing I crave anymore is an easy snack or meal! Nothing is easy in ketosis. Everything takes planning and cooking and sometimes I just wish I could throw some cereal in a bowl and call it dinner. But it gets much easier to say no to the crap the longer you stick with the plan

Yup! That's the hardest part for me. No quick, easy meals or snacks. No cravings really, just time crunched sometimes

The only thing I crave anymore is an easy snack or meal! Nothing is easy in ketosis. Everything takes planning and cooking and sometimes I just wish I could throw some cereal in a bowl and call it dinner. But it gets much easier to say no to the crap the longer you stick with the plan

It's other way for me, most of my meals when I am home are under 10 min.

The only thing I crave anymore is an easy snack or meal! Nothing is easy in ketosis. Everything takes planning and cooking and sometimes I just wish I could throw some cereal in a bowl and call it dinner. But it gets much easier to say no to the crap the longer you stick with the plan

It's other way for me, most of my meals when I am home are under 10 min.

Keto meals are quick to cook, yes, but there's all the damn cleanup involved. A bowl of cereal requires just a bowl and a spoon. Other meals need pans and utensils that I don't stick in the washer. When you're in a really lazy mood, everything sounds like hard work.

I have low carb wraps and stuff for when I'm feeling really lazy. I cut off a hunk of cheese, plop it on the tortilla, and eat it while grumbling about how I wish I had cooked.

The only thing I crave anymore is an easy snack or meal! Nothing is easy in ketosis. Everything takes planning and cooking and sometimes I just wish I could throw some cereal in a bowl and call it dinner. But it gets much easier to say no to the crap the longer you stick with the plan

It's other way for me, most of my meals when I am home are under 10 min.

If you take one afternoon/evening a week and make a bunch of what I call "foil packet" meals, you'll always have a freezer full of options when you don't feel like cooking. I make large batches of pot roast, country style pork ribs, casseroles, quiches, etc. and portion into heavy duty foil packets that can be frozen, then tossed into the toaster oven on lazy nights for a homemade TV dinner. Cauli-crusts for pizzas, MIMs, fat bombs, almond/coconut flour "bread"....all made in bulk and frozen so I have the option to reach for something good for me instead of ordering from Domino's.

That one day of hard core cooking pays off, and only one day of messy kitchen clean-up to deal with. :-)

The only thing I crave anymore is an easy snack or meal! Nothing is easy in ketosis. Everything takes planning and cooking and sometimes I just wish I could throw some cereal in a bowl and call it dinner. But it gets much easier to say no to the crap the longer you stick with the plan

It's other way for me, most of my meals when I am home are under 10 min.

Keto meals are quick to cook, yes, but there's all the damn cleanup involved. A bowl of cereal requires just a bowl and a spoon. Other meals need pans and utensils that I don't stick in the washer. When you're in a really lazy mood, everything sounds like hard work.

I have low carb wraps and stuff for when I'm feeling really lazy. I cut off a hunk of cheese, plop it on the tortilla, and eat it while grumbling about how I wish I had cooked.

I used to be like that when I started Keto, now I simplified things and usually just use one pan or a baking plate if I am dumping something in the oven.

You underestimate my aversion to washing dishes. I use one pan for most of my cooking and have been eating keto since Jan 2012. My level of laziness, when it comes to cleaning up after myself, is pathetic. I use a cutting board, a knife, a spatula, a pan, and then whatever I eat the food in. That's all. I've ordered delivery because I didn't want to clean a pan. Not even kidding about that.