Confession Time! ((ABSOLUTELY NO JUDGEMENT))
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Mine is that it isn't a rare occasion I eat 900 of my daily 1200-1300 calories after midnight. I just eat tons of raw veggies/low calorie protein cereal the next day so I don't go over.0
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I actually logged my food today.0
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cheshirecatastrophe wrote: »
Today I had to actively stop myself from buying a box of brownie mix today at Target and doing this. I had the box in my hand and everything. And I was trying to think of ways to portion them, so I could have frozen brownie batter for the next week or so.
Have you considered the single-serving microwavable brownie bowls?
oh? This makes far more sense for me... I've been thinking about brownie batter now after seeing post after post about it on here. lol A portion? Crazy concept, wonder if I could do that. Thanks
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Just reading all these makes me drool, and also makes me feel lame. I just get on the scale several times in the morning. And move and recalibrate the scale. Just in case it, you know, got stuck at that weight. *sigh*1
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I'm so addicted to diet coke. My fiancée bugs me about it and when he's not home I replace it so it looks like I haven't drank as much as I have.. Ugh2
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I sometimes eat peanut butter by the spoonful. I have also done this with jam, Nutella, and yes, cake frosting. My proud moment is not consuming the entire container.
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Will_Run_for_Food wrote: »I was craving something sweet the other night but had absolutely nothing in the house that would satisfy me except some hot chocolate. So I ate two spoonfuls of the powder. Two spoonfuls. Of the powder.
Lol! How did you swallow?! This made my day. I've been there. I ate baking chocolate when I had nothing. And it's not good
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Danilynn1975 wrote: »Danilynn1975 wrote: »You know that saying when you close out your food log...the If everyday were like today you'd weigh X in 5 weeks?
I tried it once back when I first joined.
I ate the same thing every single day for 5 freaking weeks.
That saying is a liar.
Thanks for being the tester! I knew someone must have but didn't want to start a thread to call people out!
By the end of that, I was gagging on oatmeal. I stopped heating it up and just mixed it into water and chugged it. I highly do not recommend trying it out. Unless of course your tolerance to oatmeal is better than mine.
Well, thank you for doing it. I've always suspected it was nonsense.
I may or may not be bitter because I'm still four pounds heavier than it said I would be December 20th.1 -
Our local bakery was making these AMAZING large, sweet lavender sandwich cookies. I bought one for my husband. He ate half of it and then said he left the other half in his gym bag and then forgot about it. Soooo I fished the cookie (wrapped in paper!) out of his nasty old gym clothes and ate it
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I binge on everything when I crave it and once I get it I can't have enough. Croutons, granola bars, salame, and anything sugary.1
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I confess I once, in a moment of chocolate craving madness, ate some of my dog's specialised Doggy Chox Treats
Also I would have eaten more if they had tasted nice *blush*
They tasted like how I imagine a chocolate scented candle would taste...sort of waxy and synthetic
I confess that I haven't actually tried eating a chocolate scented candle.....yet...
but when I do I probably wont log that either!
NB that's "When" I do not "If"1 -
I hop on the scale every. single. time after using the bathroom at home.
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junestarrr wrote: »I hop on the scale every. single. time after using the bathroom at home.
For shame.
But do you hop on before, so you know how much you lost?1 -
I started dieting to make my dad happy , but now it's more of a personal choice1
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Hearts_2015 wrote: »cheshirecatastrophe wrote: »
Today I had to actively stop myself from buying a box of brownie mix today at Target and doing this. I had the box in my hand and everything. And I was trying to think of ways to portion them, so I could have frozen brownie batter for the next week or so.
Have you considered the single-serving microwavable brownie bowls?
oh? This makes far more sense for me... I've been thinking about brownie batter now after seeing post after post about it on here. lol A portion? Crazy concept, wonder if I could do that. Thanks
Brilliant!, I'm in. We will portion and weight food that should only be eaten by 2 body states.
1 is pregnant
2 is high.
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Reading the 200+ new posts this morning brightened my day (snow stopped golf) :-)
I can't have cereal in the house as I grab a handful, glug some milk out of the container, mix around and swallow...never log that.1 -
When I've had a really bad day, calorie wise, if I think I can average it out through the week, I'll move 100-200 calories worth of food to each day afterward until I'm in the green. Like, if I ate 7 cookies and went over my calorie goal, I'll log one of them into each day for the rest of the week until today's goal is green... And that is my "placeholder" for those calories for the rest of the week to make sure I reverse the damage completely.1
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lemonlionheart wrote: »I know we're not 'supposed' to, but I totally use food as a reward for staying in my goals. When I hit 21 days consecutive logging under my calorie goal, I'm getting nachos
if they're all stuck together when you pick them up then that counts as one nacho.
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I went to Tesco last night to buy milk........ended up buying a packet of 5 white chocolate cookies and ate the lot! Felt rubbish afterwards but today is a new day!1
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Laurend224 wrote: »I can't do any type of jumping jacks or running without my belly smacking the top of my thighs. It's really embarrassing. Going to talk to a surgeon about a panniculectomy. Three kids and yo-yoing between 140 and 252 a few times wrecked my belly.
I want one of those! I've got the same problem1 -
Susieq_1994 wrote: »When I've had a really bad day, calorie wise, if I think I can average it out through the week, I'll move 100-200 calories worth of food to each day afterward until I'm in the green. Like, if I ate 7 cookies and went over my calorie goal, I'll log one of them into each day for the rest of the week until today's goal is green... And that is my "placeholder" for those calories for the rest of the week to make sure I reverse the damage completely.
I DO THIS TOO. I thought I was the only one who spent time painstakingly fudging the numbers til they look like I actually have self control and a plan0 -
AllTheNoms wrote: »I used to make butter sandwiches. Butter? Good. Bread? Good.
It really is a wonder how I ended up overweight.
I can go one step further, my brother and I once ate 13 pieces of toast each with butter and sugar. We used to call it bean toast as is (bien toast).
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sengalissa wrote: »Springfield1970 wrote: »I love going out for meals and stuffing my face with burgers and getting drunk in front of my overweight friends who have accused me of starving myself!
Little do they know that my day to day life is extremely controlled and disciplined. I just follow the 80/20 rule.
I also love beating all my kids friends parents in the yearly local 10km. We all train all year for it, I live in a very competitive area of North london. It's hilarious.
I'm a bit of a *kitten*. I'm good with that! There's a lot of jealous people around. It's a novelty for me, as I only really hit my stride in the last couple of years.
I always eat more in public just to show everyone that I can eat cheesecake and still look slim. It's because I am very controlled 90% of the time. But I, too, love to shovel it in just to rub it in. Why do I do that? To make it look easy? But why?
Because you've worked extremely hard and people's envy is actually rewarding, especially if you haven't had it before. I get bitchy comments and people actually trying to feed me to make me less attractive(I'm not imagining it, usually a fatten her up comment goes along) these people aren't actually my friends. It's mean and I hate it. I like to get my revenge and seem like it's all effortless! Joy!
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Eaten handfuls of semi-sweet chocolate chips and not logged them because they don't count? Check.
Eaten peanut butter directly out of the jar and not logged it? Check.
Eaten half of a huge loaf of homemade bread and only logged a couple of servings? Also check.
I need to switch my diary around so that I have a "food I didn't mean to eat" category to log it all.1 -
transientcanuck wrote: »I sometimes eat peanut butter by the spoonful. I have also done this with jam, Nutella, and yes, cake frosting. My proud moment is not consuming the entire container.
I guilty of also eating peanut butter by the spoonful and not the natural pb either!0 -
Alatariel75 wrote: »junestarrr wrote: »I hop on the scale every. single. time after using the bathroom at home.
For shame.
But do you hop on before, so you know how much you lost?
You are a genius! And here I've just been pooping on the scale to figure that out.1 -
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My confession: I'm sat in Carluccio's whilst my hubby is undergoing surgery and I'm petrified. I'm feeling sick and scared and not sure i can walk past Thornton's and Millie's and all the other shops selling edibles without bingeing. I feel so powerless just waiting for him to come out of theatre and for them to let me know if it's or worst fears or nothing to worry about.
I really, really want chocolate right now but am making do with a skimmed milk coffee.
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Hearts_2015 wrote: »cheshirecatastrophe wrote: »
Today I had to actively stop myself from buying a box of brownie mix today at Target and doing this. I had the box in my hand and everything. And I was trying to think of ways to portion them, so I could have frozen brownie batter for the next week or so.
Have you considered the single-serving microwavable brownie bowls?
oh? This makes far more sense for me... I've been thinking about brownie batter now after seeing post after post about it on here. lol A portion? Crazy concept, wonder if I could do that. Thanks
Oh! Ive never even thought of freezing those! I usually reserve my batter binging for special occasions (every other thursday and some sundays ...but I could definitely work that in a couple xs a week!0 -
funjen1972 wrote: »I wear the same stinky workout clothes for several days without washing. Ewww gross, I know. Always change my socks though lol
I wear the same shorts for my morning workout 5 days in a row and then throw them in the wash over the weekend. They're that moisture-wicking material so I just lay them out over the edge of the tub to dry overnight.
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