"Once I cut (blank) out of my diet, I lost weight"

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  • kevinala
    kevinala Posts: 17 Member
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    Calories
  • PeachyCarol
    PeachyCarol Posts: 8,029 Member
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    moijo705 wrote: »
    take aways.. white carbs id say

    You'll pry potatoes from my cold, dead hands.

  • Alyssa_Is_LosingIt
    Alyssa_Is_LosingIt Posts: 4,696 Member
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    elphie754 wrote: »
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    Nothing wrong with any of those things.

    That picture just really made me want a corn dog :frowning:
  • ndj1979
    ndj1979 Posts: 29,136 Member
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    Empty carbs. I sure do miss my mac and cheese, but I don't look pregnant anymore so I got that goin for me.

    ummm you could eat mac and cheese and it it into your calorie goal and you will still lose weight….
  • Alyssa_Is_LosingIt
    Alyssa_Is_LosingIt Posts: 4,696 Member
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    Beer. I'm a craft beer girl so its been tough, but its working!

    Why would you torture yourself like that?!
  • ndj1979
    ndj1979 Posts: 29,136 Member
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    moijo705 wrote: »
    take aways.. white carbs id say

    LOL dropped thrity pound eating white carbs….so NO
  • Sabine_Stroehm
    Sabine_Stroehm Posts: 19,263 Member
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    KrisAZ000 wrote: »
    As others have said, calories. That's really it. Cutting out certain foods is not necessary. I haven't cut out any foods that I enjoy. Not even the refined carbs and sugar that some seem to think are so evil. I've lost 47 pounds and gotten my BMI down to 21.6 with no restrictions other than CICO. Still seeing consistent losses too. I have at least one treat every day. I've learned how to make it fit into my calorie goals, and eating what I want is a sustainable plan for me. I ate Pop Tarts after dinner tonight. I don't feel the least bit guilty either.

    "Evil"?
    Hyperbole much?
    I have a treat every day as well.
    But you probably couldn't pay me to eat a pop tart. :D
  • Alyssa_Is_LosingIt
    Alyssa_Is_LosingIt Posts: 4,696 Member
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    I cut out excuses, excess calories, ignorance, and victimization.
  • joepratt503
    joepratt503 Posts: 191 Member
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    my stupid brain and all its amazing rationalizations ;)
  • SLLRunner
    SLLRunner Posts: 12,942 Member
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    KrisAZ000 wrote: »
    As others have said, calories. That's really it. Cutting out certain foods is not necessary. I haven't cut out any foods that I enjoy. Not even the refined carbs and sugar that some seem to think are so evil. I've lost 47 pounds and gotten my BMI down to 21.6 with no restrictions other than CICO. Still seeing consistent losses too. I have at least one treat every day. I've learned how to make it fit into my calorie goals, and eating what I want is a sustainable plan for me. I ate Pop Tarts after dinner tonight. I don't feel the least bit guilty either.

    "Evil"?
    Hyperbole much?
    I have a treat every day as well.
    But you probably couldn't pay me to eat a pop tart. :D

    It's been years since I've had a pop tart, though I used to love them. I go through these strange phases. For example, for years I would not eat mayonnaise because I just didn't like it anymore. Recently, I started eating it again and my taste has come back.

    Maybe I will try a pop tart again and see if still like them. :)
  • SLLRunner
    SLLRunner Posts: 12,942 Member
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    Empty carbs. I sure do miss my mac and cheese, but I don't look pregnant anymore so I got that goin for me.
    sugar and chocolate

    If you like these foods, why not learn to eat them in moderation?
  • blktngldhrt
    blktngldhrt Posts: 1,053 Member
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    minipony wrote: »
    ndj1979 wrote: »
    A

    asparagus
    apples
    avacado
    alfalfa
    acorn squash (NOPE: this is actually an ‘S’)
    almond
    arugala
    artichoke
    applesauce
    asian noodles (NOPE, an ‘N’)
    antelope
    ahi tuna (NOPE: this is actually a ‘T’)
    albacore tuna
    Apple juice
    Avocado roll

    B

    Bruscetta
    bacon
    black beans
    bagels
    baked beans
    BBQ
    bison
    barley
    beer
    bisque
    bluefish
    bread
    broccoli
    buritto
    babaganoosh

    C

    Cabbage
    cake
    carrots
    carne asada
    celery
    cheese
    chicken
    catfish
    chips
    chocolate
    chowder
    clams
    coffee
    cookies
    corn
    cupcakes
    crab
    curry
    cereal
    chimichanga

    D

    dates
    dips
    duck
    dumplings
    donuts

    E

    eggs
    enchilada
    eggrolls
    English muffins
    edimame
    eel sushi

    F

    fajita
    falafel
    fish (might be too vague)
    franks
    fondu
    French toast
    French dip

    G

    Garlic
    ginger
    gnocchi
    goose
    granola
    grapes
    green beans
    Guancamole
    gumbo
    grits
    Graham crackers

    H

    ham
    halibut
    hamburger (and cheeseburgers and bacon cheeseburgers)
    honey
    huenos rancheros
    hash browns
    hot dogs
    haiku roll
    hummus

    I

    ice cream
    Irish stew
    Indian food
    Italian bread

    J

    jambalaya
    jelly / jam
    jerky
    jalapeño

    K

    kale
    kabobs
    ketchup
    kiwi
    kidney beans
    kingfish

    L

    lobster
    Lamb
    Linguine
    Lasagna

    M

    Meatballs
    Moose
    Milk
    Milkshake

    N

    Noodles

    O

    Ostrich

    P

    Pizza
    Pepperoni
    Porter
    Pancakes

    Q

    Quesadilla
    Quiche

    R

    Reuben

    S

    Spinach
    Spaghetti

    T

    Tater tots
    Toast

    V

    Venison

    W

    Waffles
    Wine
    Walnuts

    Y

    Yogurt

    Z

    Ziti
    Zucchini

    does that list come with tears?

    I'm trying to figure out what they do eat besides cauliflower and sadness.

    Hahaha
    Chemicals. All of them.

    What about dihydrogen monoxide?

    Especially dihydrogen monoxide. If you want to bathe yourself in that nastiness, go right ahead.

    What is dihydrogen monoxide and which foods is it found in?


    It's WATER

    H2O
    People think mocking is educational. cheers

    mocking is educational?
  • Sabine_Stroehm
    Sabine_Stroehm Posts: 19,263 Member
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    minipony wrote: »
    ndj1979 wrote: »
    A

    asparagus
    apples
    avacado
    alfalfa
    acorn squash (NOPE: this is actually an ‘S’)
    almond
    arugala
    artichoke
    applesauce
    asian noodles (NOPE, an ‘N’)
    antelope
    ahi tuna (NOPE: this is actually a ‘T’)
    albacore tuna
    Apple juice
    Avocado roll

    B

    Bruscetta
    bacon
    black beans
    bagels
    baked beans
    BBQ
    bison
    barley
    beer
    bisque
    bluefish
    bread
    broccoli
    buritto
    babaganoosh

    C

    Cabbage
    cake
    carrots
    carne asada
    celery
    cheese
    chicken
    catfish
    chips
    chocolate
    chowder
    clams
    coffee
    cookies
    corn
    cupcakes
    crab
    curry
    cereal
    chimichanga

    D

    dates
    dips
    duck
    dumplings
    donuts

    E

    eggs
    enchilada
    eggrolls
    English muffins
    edimame
    eel sushi

    F

    fajita
    falafel
    fish (might be too vague)
    franks
    fondu
    French toast
    French dip

    G

    Garlic
    ginger
    gnocchi
    goose
    granola
    grapes
    green beans
    Guancamole
    gumbo
    grits
    Graham crackers

    H

    ham
    halibut
    hamburger (and cheeseburgers and bacon cheeseburgers)
    honey
    huenos rancheros
    hash browns
    hot dogs
    haiku roll
    hummus

    I

    ice cream
    Irish stew
    Indian food
    Italian bread

    J

    jambalaya
    jelly / jam
    jerky
    jalapeño

    K

    kale
    kabobs
    ketchup
    kiwi
    kidney beans
    kingfish

    L

    lobster
    Lamb
    Linguine
    Lasagna

    M

    Meatballs
    Moose
    Milk
    Milkshake

    N

    Noodles

    O

    Ostrich

    P

    Pizza
    Pepperoni
    Porter
    Pancakes

    Q

    Quesadilla
    Quiche

    R

    Reuben

    S

    Spinach
    Spaghetti

    T

    Tater tots
    Toast

    V

    Venison

    W

    Waffles
    Wine
    Walnuts

    Y

    Yogurt

    Z

    Ziti
    Zucchini

    does that list come with tears?

    I'm trying to figure out what they do eat besides cauliflower and sadness.

    Hahaha
    Chemicals. All of them.

    What about dihydrogen monoxide?

    Especially dihydrogen monoxide. If you want to bathe yourself in that nastiness, go right ahead.

    What is dihydrogen monoxide and which foods is it found in?


    It's WATER

    H2O
    People think mocking is educational. cheers

    mocking is educational?

    No, it's not. But apparently many on here think it is, since they do it regularly.
  • ana3067
    ana3067 Posts: 5,623 Member
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    elphie754 wrote: »
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    Nothing wrong with any of those things.

    Except maybe the corn dogs... those things are just weird. Actually they are delicious but at the same time so gross.
  • jnv7594
    jnv7594 Posts: 983 Member
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    As others have said excess calories and excuses. Moderation has been key for me, and seeing all food for what it is...just food. You control the food and the portions, not the other way around. Don't let the food control you. Once you realize all of this, life is so much easier. qq6grqv3055z.gif
  • ana3067
    ana3067 Posts: 5,623 Member
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    you-hate-me-bread.jpg
  • Sabine_Stroehm
    Sabine_Stroehm Posts: 19,263 Member
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    ana3067 wrote: »
    you-hate-me-bread.jpg

    dafuq?
  • ana3067
    ana3067 Posts: 5,623 Member
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    jnv7594 wrote: »
    As others have said excess calories and excuses. Moderation has been key for me, and seeing all food for what it is...just food. You control the food and the portions, not the other way around. Don't let the food control you. Once you realize all of this, life is so much easier. qq6grqv3055z.gif

    yup. I just realized how much control influences this entire thing; I switched from being controlled by exercise and diet to me controlling them when I joined MFP, and didn't realize that power switch until like... yesterday haha. If you're gonna blame external forces on your experiences (food, family, holidays, etc) then you're really not taking control of your own weight loss/management experience.
  • Dnarules
    Dnarules Posts: 2,081 Member
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    JaneiR36 wrote: »
    ana3067 wrote: »
    ana3067 wrote: »
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    I've never had cheese curds. I have absolutely no reference as to their texture or taste, and it's killing me not to know. Can someone help me out here? What are they like?

    They taste like salty, squeaky HEAVEN. So. Good.

    First thing you've ever post that I agree with. Salty, squeaky, slippery heaven.

    Wait, so you two are going to be BFFs now??

    Doubtful :)