Addicted to pizza
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One time my friend Phil bet me I couldn't eat 12 slices of pizza in one sitting. He lost.
Can you eat an entire large pizza from Costco by yourself? That's quite a feat...0 -
I love pizza too, whenever I crave it I go for a healthier option. Wheat crust instead of white, pesto sauce instead of red sauce, and veggies instead of meat. You should try Uncle Maddio's pizza if there is one around you!0
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No you are not addicted to Pizza.
If you think you are addicted please eat pizza 3 times a day for atleast one week. If you can do that then I will say you are addicted.
Bwahaha, been there, done that. Free pizza sustained me through my young, broke, college years (and I was quite an active, healthy, slim girl). Guess where I worked (hint: it rhymes with Meezza Mutt)?0 -
Make your own pizza? Get whole grain pizza dough or an English muffin, your cheese, light or whatnot, marinara saucee and vegetables and bake it in the oven or under the broiler and add your own toppings.0
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Yes, say goodbye to all of your gains. Pizza in any amount leads to fat gain and muscle loss.
You should be:
1. Eating 6-7 small meals a day
2. Eating zero processed foods
3. Eating only low Glycemic Index carbohydrates
4. Not eating any carbs after 6:00
5. Never skipping breakfast.
6. Not eating any grains, dairy, or gluten
If you do all these things, you will be healthy no matter what.
lowfat dairy products are actually very good for your health in terms of fat loss. Try greek yogurt (plain to skimp on sugar) and add some all natural sweetner, fresh berries, or a few nuts. Try hard cheeses and drink lowfat milk. Dr. Oz says lowfat dairy 3 times a day can equal a flatter stomach and less cravings.0 -
You guys are depressing! If someone loves Pizza they should be able to eat it in moderation. Perhaps more exercise that day. I also have had some very satisfying substitutes by using a whole wheat healthy bread base, good sauce, and the trick is to pile up the vegetables with limited cheese. Use low fat or cheese substitutes can be very satisfying.
If you fall off the wagon one day though do not beat yourself up about it. Just get right back on your program. To say you can never have something is unreasonable. Eating it 4 times a week .....deserves a change. I have found that once you start eating better and different foods your body starts craving them instead of the bad foods. Perhaps this will happen for you.0 -
I have a confession to make. I think I'm addicted to pizza.
I have been eating pizza at least 3-4 times per week. Am I doomed????
Help.
try thin sliced pizza over deep dish... try making your own pizza at home using pizza sauce in a bottle and whole wheat flour tortillas or whole wheat pitas ("pitza") and look up recipes on how to bake them. Only use fresh veggies as toppings versus meat toppings unless its fat free ham or fat free turkey breast or lean chicken. good luck! Pretty much skip the takeout pizza unless its health food gourmet style place...... try california pizza kitchen they have a wide variety of options with thin crust.
Fat free meat has no place near pizza.. well it has no place anywhere but please no... Skip takeout pizza??? I would put my local pizza place out of business if I did that. For the economy I must fit it into my day0 -
No you are not addicted to Pizza.
If you think you are addicted please eat pizza 3 times a day for atleast one week. If you can do that then I will say you are addicted.
That sounds like a challenge...
I'm up for this challenge!0 -
try to make ur own at home, make sure u use wholemeal flower, and fresh ingredients, low fat cheese and no salt, and slowly cut down as bread isnt good for u0
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Without pictures of said pizza we can't be sure....Yes, say goodbye to all of your gains. Pizza in any amount leads to fat gain and muscle loss.
You should be:
1. Eating 6-7 small meals a day
2. Eating zero processed foods
3. Eating only low Glycemic Index carbohydrates
4. Not eating any carbs after 6:00
5. Never skipping breakfast.
6. Not eating any grains, dairy, or gluten
If you do all these things, you will be healthy no matter what.
Bring me a slice with mushrooms and anchovies please0 -
This thread is hilarious:p
I make personal pizzas out of "wheat greek flatbread" from the store (yes, it's processed and a whopping 200-something calories, BUT I don't like thin crust you you can't make me!!!! haha excuse me). Seriously, whatever brand it is (I forget) makes for the most delicious and hearty crust!
I haven't made it since calorie-counting, but I would put sauce, about twenty thousand mushrooms (give or take), spinach piled high, a few olives, and...well..the cheese is a big issue for me, personally, so I used to put tons of cheese. When I make this again I will probably omit the cheese and make it a vegan pizza. Very filling!0 -
It's only okay to eat pizza at Planet Fitness. Otherwise, you'll get fat. Even from one slice! All those carbs.0
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Yes, say goodbye to all of your gains. Pizza in any amount leads to fat gain and muscle loss.
You should be:
1. Eating 6-7 small meals a day
2. Eating zero processed foods
3. Eating only low Glycemic Index carbohydrates
4. Not eating any carbs after 6:00
5. Never skipping breakfast.
6. Not eating any grains, dairy, or gluten
If you do all these things, you will be healthy no matter what.
lowfat dairy products are actually very good for your health in terms of fat loss. Try greek yogurt (plain to skimp on sugar) and add some all natural sweetner, fresh berries, or a few nuts. Try hard cheeses and drink lowfat milk. Dr. Oz says lowfat dairy 3 times a day can equal a flatter stomach and less cravings.
As I mentioned earlier, this list is sarcastic. Every thing I listed is a joke and does not need to be done to be healthy or even to lose weight. Also, Dr. Oz is a complete joke, please don't get any of your nutritional advice from him.0 -
I eat homemade pizza every Fri night and have leftovers on Sat for lunch!!!!! YUMMMMM!!!!!! :bigsmile:0
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I daydream of pizza more often than I'd like to admit.
DOOMED!0 -
One time my friend Phil bet me I couldn't eat 12 slices of pizza in one sitting. He lost.
Can you eat an entire large pizza from Costco by yourself? That's quite a feat...
I don't know because we don't have Costco here, but I bet I could.0 -
One time my friend Phil bet me I couldn't eat 12 slices of pizza in one sitting. He lost.
Can you eat an entire large pizza from Costco by yourself? That's quite a feat...
I don't know because we don't have Costco here, but I bet I could.
Good Luck
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I think it's worth mentioning if there is no bacon on these pizzas, they aren't real pizzas and you've been led astray and living a lie0
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I have a confession to make. I think I'm addicted to pizza.
I have been eating pizza at least 3-4 times per week. Am I doomed????
Help.
I had a Wendy's grilled chicken sandwich three times this week (!!!!!). Want to start a support group? I'll bring the pizza0 -
One time my friend Phil bet me I couldn't eat 12 slices of pizza in one sitting. He lost.
Can you eat an entire large pizza from Costco by yourself? That's quite a feat...
I don't know because we don't have Costco here, but I bet I could.
Good Luck
Yupp, 18" diameter. For pepperoni, one pizza is 3720 calories, 180g of fat, 228g of protein, 396g of carbs. So delicious...0
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