What you "CAN'T" eat anymore?

I started making my own chai lattes at home. Less heartburn. Donuts are a thing of the past, they taste like a lump of sweet crisco. I am not eating as much cheese, I don't like how it feels. Hmmm.........canned soup tastes like a salt lick. On the other hand I wish soda would go away!!!!!

I LOVED the tacos from Jack in the Box. I could 6 or 8 at a time. Tried one a few months ago and almost puked!!

That and white bread of any kind. I bake all the bread my family eats, only now it's whole wheat.

Almost all fast food joints. I still like McDonald's fries and ice cream cones from time to time, but their "burgers"...:sick: So nasty. They all taste the same to me , they don't ever fill me up for longer than 45 min, and they're always dry and rubbery.

Some others...

Top Ramen noodles
Hershey's chocolate
Chips Ahoy
Cheetohs anything more than a handful makes me feel gross and dead inside

Anything with a lot of fat in it, like greasy foods. I LOVE some fried chicken, and it still tastes good to me, but more than one small piece and I'll be on the toilet the rest of the evening. It's that way with a lot of fried foods now.

When I was in Jr. High my mom put us on a certain Magical Herbal program that severely reduced a lot of your intakes, but specifically sodium -- whenever I ate cheerios after going back on to 'regular' food, all I could taste was salt. Salty cheerios.

Ew.

I still can't eat them, I'm not sure if I'd still taste the sodium but I think I'm traumatized.

My stomach can't handle fast food or junk food. Every time I eat fast food (which isn't very often) or crave chips or high carb foods, it sends me straight to the bathroom. I did go to Famous Daves and ate some good food but it didn't cause this. I also cut soda out and now when I try and drink one I can barely drink half a can.

I have gone without soda for two years and each time I take a small sip my throat burns. It's awful.

I used to also eat Mc.Donald's everyday during my teen years and not long ago I tried some of my friends fries and couldn't handle it. They tasted like plastic. It almost made me sad. Mc.Donalds was my all time favorite place.

McDonald's cheeseburgers. I used to eat at least two a week, even kept eating at least one a week for a while since they're only 300 cal. But then I realized I could have a sandwich and fruit at home for the same # of calories and it was much more filling so I quit them. A year or two later, I get a craving and decide to grab one on my way to WalMart. I get halfway through my shopping and start feeling queezy and bowel clenching...

Ditto except it was double quarter pounders for me

There's nothing I used to like that I don't still like: fast food, cookies, cakes, ice cream, deep fried food, et cetera ad infinitum.

I used to be an ice cream junkie and would eat just about any kind. Now I'm super picky and won't even bother with it if it's not "quality" enough to be worth the calorie cost. It's pretty much Talenti first, last, and only these days. No more Edy's or Breyer's.

YES!!! I've become an icecream snob when it comes to what I am willing to "spend" calories on.

Hahaha I'm just the opposite. I can't often justify the premium ice creams at 300+ cals for 1/2 cup. Edys double churned at 120-150 cal for 1/2 cup is heaven for me. The premium ones are a bit to rich now.

I LOVE peanut butter and Jif used to be my peanut butter of choice! Until several years ago, I started making my own peanut butter and now Jif just tastes like oil to me.

I'm ok with nearly any kind of food but what I can't do anymore is overeat. I did a few weeks ago, nothing terrible but overdid it and I felt so awful. It felt like it took me two days to digest(probably did). I had heartburn, the burps.

It was a good reinforcing reminder that I just feel better eating less. It also made room for some foods I had been "afraid" of before due to how a lack of portion control would add up quick. I made myself a healthy portion of a lean pot roast I made and I finished half before I realized I was sated. Last night we had chinese food and a small bowl was plenty. My husband and I both noted that reducing our portions has made some foods that used to bother us sit better.

It isn't easy because emotionally I still want the "fix" of overeating but I know there's a direct tradeoff between the soothing effect emotionally and the crummy physical feeling of overdoing it. Likewise, when I am still tempted to overeat, I remind myself that I can alas go back and eat more or order something again. Like, I was at our sushi place and swapped out the short ribs I like for a cucumber salad with the tuna roll. I always get tuna roll but swapped the extra meat for a veg. I reminded myself we eat there at least twice a month and I can always get that dish next time.