What foods should I stop eating?
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LolBroScience wrote: »Foods you're allergic too. Otherwise, nothing.
this.
foods that make you sick.
also kale. because it's gross.0 -
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I guess I'm the only person that likes kale around here.0
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In all honesty, I've cut out non-diet soda.
Diet tastes the same to me, is a big calorie saver, and liquids just don't fill me up. If I'm going to waste calories on a liquid, it should at least get me drunk.
And, btw, I love energy drinks.0 -
Lard. Don't eat lard or spam anymore. Other than that, just fit within your calorie and macro goals if you can, and move more than you do currently.0
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touché.0
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If you give up the ones with chemicals, guaranteed weight loss0
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I didn’t cut anything out specifically, however I did commit to stay within the calorie limits I set for myself. I quickly had to adjust what I was eating to stay within my daily calorie goals or at the end of the day I had to have a tiny dinner or I went over goal. Unintentionally I started to gravitate towards foods that let me eat more with less calories (think - twice as many steamed veggies with dinner and cut out the pasta or rice).
I have been very successful with my weight loss without every completely cutting anything out. However, sometimes I look at things I used to enjoy and cringe knowing how terrible it was for me and have no desire to each it at all.0 -
Ideally you shouldn't have to cut anything out. But if you have a particular Achilles heel it might help you to cut it out cold turkey. For me it's sweets. People say "have a square of chocolate a day" and I just laugh because I know that's not going to work for me. If there's a chocolate bar in my home, that chocolate bar is eaten in its entirety, immediately, lol. I find it a lot easier to stick to eating well if I look at sweets as a holiday type of treat. Those of you who can work sugary goodness into your eating plans on a regular basis, my hat's off to you. I wish I could!0
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rkalllison wrote: »
carnitas.0 -
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If you like Dunkin Donuts Coffee Coolatta's (which I did love and consumed 2-3 times per week) until I put my sugar intake into context with the rest of my life. I'm allowed 56 grams of sugar a day. My Coolatta was using up 53 of these grams....leaving me with 3 grams elsewhere....ugh! And I DID stay within my total calorie goal each day that I consumed the Coolatta.....so maybe the focus isn't just calories...it's sugars, etc. too. It's the bigger, whole picture.
When do I now have a Coolatta? After I've done a 2+ hour hike and have earned it and can justify the extra sugar intake....
Thus, I have not cut out a particular food, I've just limited as to when I can have it, I know how it affects me and I've done something physical to earn it. If I was having a really crappy day and it was either the Coolatta OR forget this friggin' diet thing.....I'd splurge and have the Coolatta and get back on track afterward.
This is just an example from my life - you can insert any food or beverage for Coolatta and I bet it could be true. This is exactly what happened to me....and now I find I don't want a Coolatta because I am now knowledgeable about how much sugar it has and what that will do to my daily goals.
Good luck!
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No one can successfully argue that soda or transfats are good for you. Much research shows they are not. If you give them up and replace them with healthy alternatives you will be healthier. Will you lose weight? Only if you reduce calorie intake. I eat almost entirely healthy food and my weight is twice what it ought to be. Quantity affects weight, quality affects health.0
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Lard. Don't eat lard or spam anymore. Other than that, just fit within your calorie and macro goals if you can, and move more than you do currently.
were you eating it by the spoonful????
I mean I use lard to cook my popcorn- and all my veggies- I mean- nothing taste better than bacon grease sauteed veggies- seriously- that's amazing.
But- do you just ? um. eat it?0 -
I've given up my frilly coffees - pumpkin spice lattes, ice capps, etc. Not because you need to give anything up to be successful at this, but because I prefer to eat my calories rather than drink them. 300 calories for a small ice capp is a lot of cheese strings that would do a better job at filling me up while staying in my calorie allotment.0
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rkalllison wrote: »
I'm half mexican... just spreading the love, halfway.0 -
rkalllison wrote: »
I'm half mexican... just spreading the love, halfway.
mmhmmm there is a place that's local here- and my BF and I eat there almost every week- the guy knows us by name at this point- *kitten* is delicious.
nomnomnom I heart mexhican- I can eat it weekly- or 2x a week- regularly- i just love the combination of flavors. So savory.0 -
T-bone steaks.0
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It's funny, my wife is from El Salvador... and I'm like, oh this tamale is so good... and she's like nope. It's not right.
FUUUUUUU
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Lard. Don't eat lard or spam anymore. Other than that, just fit within your calorie and macro goals if you can, and move more than you do currently.
were you eating it by the spoonful????
I mean I use lard to cook my popcorn- and all my veggies- I mean- nothing taste better than bacon grease sauteed veggies- seriously- that's amazing.
But- do you just ? um. eat it?
No actually I've never eaten it. I was just giving it as a possible example of a food to give up since the OP was looking for some.0 -
I'd give up a lot of things before I gave up lard.
that *kitten* is way to delicious to give up.0 -
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You don't have to cut anything out. I mean if you had to, I would say energy drinks because most are either loaded with sugar and\or a ton of sodium. They may give you energy for a short period of time, but when it wears off, you crash and feel so tired you could fall asleep anywhere. At least that is how it works on me.0
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The ones with calories.cherith778 wrote: »If I was to cut a food completely out of my diet, what should it be? I.e chocolate, chips, energy drinks, ect.
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soda. anything with high fructose corn syrup. any of that packaged crap like Hostess and Little Debbie stuff. those things hardly count as food anyway. eat real food. chocolate chip cookies you baked yourself are so much better for you than all the chemicals and preservatives in Chips Ahoy for example. and fast food. more fat than food.
The problem with cooking food without HFCS and any "packaged crap" is you'll have to spend a lot of time farming. I'm all for baking my own chocolate chip cookies, but screw waiting for the cacao tree grow and be ready for harvest.
I'm in the "don't eat foods that your allergic to or you hate" camp.
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