Your most dangerous food (mine almost got me shot)

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  • LexiMelo
    LexiMelo Posts: 203 Member
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    Extra Cheddar Goldfish (If I open a bag it doesn't get closed until it is gone :grumble: ) I haven't bought a bag in more than two years.

    The other one is white cheddar popcorn. Something about the tart cheese combined with the saltiness, and that they melt in your mouth. I have been able to get this under control for the most part by weighing out a bowl and hiding the rest of the bag. Sometimes I break down and have two servings, but nobody's perfect!
  • Yagisama
    Yagisama Posts: 592 Member
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    In Tokyo, Shinjuku to be more precise, there is a Shakey's pizza that has an all you can eat pizza option. It's not a buffet table (like their other locations). You can keep order pizzas and one time I think I ate 5 or 6 "large" pizzas. In my defense, their large is a bit smaller than the US medium. Don't judge me, I don't do this anymore. :O

    Also, many places in Tokyo have all you can drink beer. Most of the time you can pay a little more and have them include liquor (whiskey,etc) also. Since there is so much easily accessible public transportation, you don't have to worry about a designated driver! :drinker:
  • earthboundmisfit
    earthboundmisfit Posts: 192 Member
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    Potato chips and dip
  • gretlarson
    gretlarson Posts: 52 Member
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    Although I've never put my life in danger for it (aside from overeating it every time it is offered) pizza is my danger food. I can remember pictures of me when I was a baby with it smeared all over my face. For my 1st birthday, I was given pizza by a guy who worked at a local favorite pizza shop. I'm pretty simple when it comes to toppings. My favorite is mushroom and pepperoni with lots of cheese. My husband and I argue about this. He believes that there is such a thing as pizza being too cheesy. My son has now picked up this addiction. One time last year he told me he wished he could marry a pizza, have pizza babies and then eat them all. The one thing that is good about this is he likes our home made pizza the best so I can control what goes on it. Even though I don't agree with the too cheesy thing, I have cut back the cheese that I have been putting on the pizza. We have pizza every Friday and I have managed to even skip eating pizza occasionally. So I am doing much better with my control over pizza. Next to conquer will be a "fancy restaurant" AKA Chinese Buffet. I know I'm not at the point where I can go yet but my kids love it there so we will probably go sometime soon. I just have to go on a good day.
  • fatcity66
    fatcity66 Posts: 1,544 Member
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    In Tokyo, Shinjuku to be more precise, there is a Shakey's pizza that has an all you can eat pizza option. It's not a buffet table (like their other locations). You can keep order pizzas and one time I think I ate 5 or 6 "large" pizzas. In my defense, their large is a bit smaller than the US medium. Don't judge me, I don't do this anymore. :O

    Also, many places in Tokyo have all you can drink beer. Most of the time you can pay a little more and have them include liquor (whiskey,etc) also. Since there is so much easily accessible public transportation, you don't have to worry about a designated driver! :drinker:

    I would be such a drunk if I lived there.
  • butterytiger
    butterytiger Posts: 3
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    Wow, I guess that goes to show how far we are willing to go for our cravings. My issue has always been watermelon flavored candy, I used to eat three bags of watermelon sour patch at a time, glad I found homemade watermelon fruit leather!
  • jenniferv38
    jenniferv38 Posts: 44 Member
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    Nutella....I can't bring it into the house. I will stand at the kitchen counter and eat it by the spoonful. It's like crack.
  • redzgal
    redzgal Posts: 255 Member
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    Must say I LOVE Subway chocolate cookies...I can eat a dozen if there's that many around...I only buy three at a time..but that's my downfall!!
  • mzfrizz15
    mzfrizz15 Posts: 135 Member
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    Mine is a tie between oreo double stuffed cookies and jalapeno cheese bread. Before I started calorie counting, I could EASILY eat an entire packet/loaf all by myself in one day! I don't mean one of those small packets where it's just like 10 cookies or a couple bread sticks, I mean the larger ones you typically find in the grocery stores. :sick:

    To combat my addiction, I only allow myself to buy the small packets and only once in a great while.
  • MrsATrotta
    MrsATrotta Posts: 278 Member
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    My danger food is pizza too!! I know if I'm eating pizza it's gonna be an ugly day but I have started making mini pizzas on 100 calorie english muffins and I feel ok about that. It doesn't hurt that I lovee turkey pepperoni.
  • chellearellano
    chellearellano Posts: 6
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    I'm not gonna lie,...pizza is definitely worth a bullet.

    When we decided to move to NYC from Miami I made a list of pro's and con's. At the top of the pro's and rightly so, was all the AMAZING pizza I would be able to have in this city. And so, we moved. lol. This is not even a joke.

    Sunday is my "free for all" day, and that's the one day a week I partake in trying all the different pizza's this amazing city has to offer.
  • chellearellano
    chellearellano Posts: 6
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    Mmmmm Nutela (is the devil!) nom nom nom.
  • itsbasschick
    itsbasschick Posts: 1,584 Member
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    dreyer's slow churned, no sugar added fudge tracks. i can't bring it in the house - it comes in half gallons and i can hear it calling me from the freezer when it's here. it's the only food i am capable of eating a half half-gallon in a sitting, and what a happy time that is. ah, how i missing it's gooey fudge stripes, tiny peanut butter cups and yummy vanilla goodness!

    still, i haven't risked being shot to get it!
  • Dragonborn79
    Dragonborn79 Posts: 161
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    In Tokyo, Shinjuku to be more precise, there is a Shakey's pizza that has an all you can eat pizza option. It's not a buffet table (like their other locations). You can keep order pizzas and one time I think I ate 5 or 6 "large" pizzas. In my defense, their large is a bit smaller than the US medium. Don't judge me, I don't do this anymore. :O

    Also, many places in Tokyo have all you can drink beer. Most of the time you can pay a little more and have them include liquor (whiskey,etc) also. Since there is so much easily accessible public transportation, you don't have to worry about a designated driver! :drinker:

    Wow. If I lived in Tokyo I would be so fat and drunk people would think I was Godzilla's sister.
  • tiredstarling529
    tiredstarling529 Posts: 50 Member
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    Mine is pizza, fried chicken, and I hate to say it: fast food. Good thing I rarely eat fast food now.
  • sunshinelively
    sunshinelively Posts: 249 Member
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    Cookies. Hands down cookies. Those suckers go down one after another. Especially oreos. Haven't bought cookies in years, that's how bad it is, can't keep my hands off of them!
  • Kakes2
    Kakes2 Posts: 3
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    For me it's chocolate. I crave it EVERY night before bed. I never have it around any more so that helps a lot but before when I had zero self control, I would buy the extra large chocolate bars and eat those like nothing. Now I am able to control that craving much better, but it's still difficult. The key is to just not buy any and then there won't be any to eat. Aside from chocolate, I could live on ice cream. Sadly now I hardly ever eat it, but I am so much better off without it!
  • msbunnie68
    msbunnie68 Posts: 1,894 Member
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    for me...

    shellfish...

    love it...but I am highly allergic so it is REALLY flirting with danger when I fancy it.
  • MB_Positif
    MB_Positif Posts: 8,897 Member
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    Doritos
  • benaddict
    benaddict Posts: 1,381 Member
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    Ritz crackers. I can easily eat a whole tube by myself in one sitting. The salty buttery goodness is just too much for me to resist. I actually have a package of them in the cabinet right now and periodically I go in the kitchen and look at the package. Luckily I'm doing a gluten-free experiment for fertility reasons so I can't eat them now, but I won't be gluten-free forever and then it'll be super hard not to eat all those crackers...

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