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"Dangerous" foods
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- Oreo Ice Creams
- Cadbury Chocolate Fingers
- Mars Ice Creams
- Chocolate of any kind really
I bought some cooking chocolate to make treats for people at work and managed to eat the whole slab of it before I got round to cooking
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Pretzels. I recently bought a bag and started eating handfuls of them. Yeah, once they're gone they aren't coming back.0
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Definitely sweets, including sugary cereals! Instead, I replace them with frozen berries and bananas so I can make smoothies instead. Frozen berries are expensive but they provide way more nutrients and antioxidants than any processed cookies and cakes and I'm more likely satisfied with one smoothie. I also buy high quality, good cheese in a smaller package rather than later quantities of cheese that are cheaper. I love cheese which is why I'm doing this and plus, I can appreciate the food more instead of just stuffing myself silly. Same goes with cakes. I won't buy the ones on store shelves; I'd go to a real bakery, order one portion there and appreciate it.0
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ice cream and peanut butter
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Who told you my high school nickname? Even funnier, because I'm only half white.herrspoons wrote: »I don't keep white Magnum ice creams in the house because I know I'll eat them. This isn't because of any addiction or other such nonsense, it's because they're yummy.
I think wild boar is a dangerous food, as well as moose, and same with bear. They might go at you before you take them home.
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Better Made Barbeque Chips and Superman Ice Cream0
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I don't get it. Magnum was white.
Who told you my high school nickname? Even funnier, because I'm only half white.herrspoons wrote: »I don't keep white Magnum ice creams in the house because I know I'll eat them. This isn't because of any addiction or other such nonsense, it's because they're yummy.
I think wild boar is a dangerous food, as well as moose, and same with bear. They might go at you before you take them home.
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I liked the way you prefaced this OP.
For me, unfortunately, peanut butter.0 -
According to some, this will land me in Food Court, with a probably verdict of Guilty (!) for "Food Demonization", lol.
There is no "Food Court" on this thread. At least not so far, and I hope one doesn't surface. This is foods that do not work for US personally, not foods to wag our fingers at others over. ;-)0 -
With certain baked goods, I get this mindset to eat them all before they go moldy. I do fine until it gets near the expiry date and then it's a battle to not scarf them all.0
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Agh, there's a lot...
-A fresh loaf of bread-- I looove bakery bread but I live alone and I really, really want to eat it all before it goes stale in about a day or two. Also, its delicious. And the things I used it for are not healthy: Grilled cheese, french toast, egg salad sammies with lots of mayo, PB&J+banana+honey sandwiches, just a really thick slice with lots of butter, etc etc.
-Any type of cookie in a bag. Now I just buy one at a bakery or coffee shop if I really, really want it
-Those bags of chocolate/white chocolate chips. It's less good than a chocolate bar but I can not stop eating them!
-I used to buy avocados in mesh bags of 4 or 5. They all get ripe at the same time and I have to eat them before they go bad! Also, even one avocado is hard for me to fit into my day, so I've pretty much stopped buying them now
-Ice cream. One 'portion' of ice cream is a very small, sad looking 1/2 cup.
- Chips
- Bacon. 2 pieces of bacon only in one serving?! No.0 -
Licorice panda or twizzlers.0
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thisapparations wrote: »Agh, there's a lot...
-Any type of cookie in a bag. Now I just buy one at a bakery or coffee shop if I really, really want it
- Chips
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Shrimp because an order of shrimp quesadillas is the only food that has ever made me genuinely sick.
I usually portion chocolates and cookies after I buy them.
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Chocolate covered almonds!0
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Hungarian sausage. It's so good, spicy, savory, garlicky, but I swear every bite has 200 calories in it and almost all fat and sodium. Yet, when I buy it, it calls my name from the fridge and does not let me rest until I eat the whole thing 0
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Hungarian sausage....mmmmmm....0
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Goldfish
Special K popcorn chips
Trail mix
Tortilla chips
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Fugu.0
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Friendly's peanut butter cup ice cream. I could eat that till I died.0
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Trail mix is my kryptonite. Especially the ones with yogurt covered cranberries or dark chocolate chips.0
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Any kind of food that is ready to eat. If I have a box of crackers in the pantry, I'll snack on them all day. If I have chips, same thing. I find I do best when I don't keep these things in the house. Buy ingredients, not ready to eat food. Then my laziness wins over when the only choice for a snack is one I have to make from scratch.
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ketchup chips
pistachios/cashews
fresh bakery bread
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this might sound weird but... Redbull... I could have juice or pop in the fridge and walk by it for months.. But put a 4-pack of Redbull in the fridge and I could pound back all four in one sitting... I guess I like the fake taste? It's the only carbonated drink I'll have..0
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Holiday cookies. Specifically store bought, holiday, cookies. The ones you can only get once a year from like Food Lion or Wal Mart. That have the colorful sprinkles. I cannot stop at just a couple. They're so worth it, though. But I don't buy them myself. Only eat them when others have them.0
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It truly does. I had to wipe drool from my keyboard.0 -
I cut out nothing........but what are these!!!?Charlottesometimes23 wrote: »Death by cream bun
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SomeNights246 wrote: »Holiday cookies. Specifically store bought, holiday, cookies. The ones you can only get once a year from like Food Lion or Wal Mart. That have the colorful sprinkles. I cannot stop at just a couple. They're so worth it, though. But I don't buy them myself. Only eat them when others have them.
Sometimes it is! I feel much the same way about barbecue potato chips. Only eat them at parties, but love 'em, love 'em, love 'em.
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