Your hardest habit to stop?
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It's the night time snacking for me, mostly out of boredom and habit >.< I save myself some calories for some healthy munchies at night now, but it's challenging to break the old habit.0
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Now it's coffee with coffeemate. I don't track the creamer and I keep telling myself I will just stop with the creamer (rather than log it) and learn to drink my coffee black.
But, here it is, 8 months later, and I still am drinking my coffee with creamer and not logging it.0 -
Eating salty snacks -- I get cravings for salt, especially in the mid-afternoon at work.0
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Night time snacking0
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Being lazy when the weather is not nice enough to go out.0
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Eating when I am bored/tired.0
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Probably not comfortable discussing here. But, it definitely has impacted my eating via coping.0
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Big meals.
I have always eaten a lot and being older now, the body just doesn't need it. I could sit down and eat a whole large pizza if I don't moderate myself.
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Mindlessly eating when I'm at the computer. I used to sit down and eat a bunch of cheez-its or M&M's. Now I refuse to keep them in the house... but I still find myself mindlessly looking through the cupboard for muchies.0
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Eating when I'm bored0
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Mine's kind of like yours...I always feel like eating something sweet after lunch (even more so than dinner). I usually make it a 60 cal Ghirardelli square or something similarly low cal.0
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My british chocolate habit...and definitely late night eating!0
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Eating slightly over my calories, then eating loads because by then I've blown it anyway so it doesn't matter. And not logging it.
Always thinking tomorrow will be better.0 -
jennifershoo wrote: »Chocolate, wine and cheese. Especially drinking wine at night. Urg.
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McDonald breakfast sandwiches (sausage mcmuffins), hot dogs, burgers, pizza. Ugh.0
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Late evening snacking. I used to eat a lot of junky food in the evenings. Now I'll have a small bowl of cereal with milk, or a big bowl of unbuttered popcorn with a can of diet soda. Both are quite filling.0
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Drinking 600 calories a night and drunk-snacking like it's the end of the world. Have more or less put a stop to that right now (it comes and goes) and am currently having a very successful cut as a result.0
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I hate seeing wasted food, parents always made us clear our plates and now I can't stand to toss food, even if I'm over stuffed I have to polish off the plate, and maybe the table0
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Chips and reese cups. I try to fit everthing in my calorie goal . I can eat a 770 calorie bag of reese cups which is terrible. Its hard to give those up though so i just do daily cardio. The chip habit is going away.I see i dont need chips like that. I can find a healthier salt rreplacement for chips. My sweettooth craves the chocolate amd peanutbutter from reeses. After i eat those im good. Lol0
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I love to bake (bread and pastries) and it's really hard not to do several taste tests while the finished goods are cooling. Because, you know, I need to know if the cookies taste better piping hot or at room temperature.0
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