Sweet Tooth

i try curly wurlys in the freezer and sugar free jelly

Check out Skinny Cow products.....you will like!

Skinny Cow makes chocolate candy bars and clusters that are 110 -120 calories. This can help with chocolate cravings.

The skinny cow ice cream sandwhiches are AWESOME!!!! Also weight watchers makes pecan clusters and other good candy...

I like the special K chocolate stuff (cereals or bars)
Also, make your own deserts and freeze or package things. This works for me with cakes, which I love. Find a healthy recipe for brownies, banana bread, cookies etc Make them on Sundays them bring them to work for the week. Homemade things are typically better for yah!

OH! Almost forgot! If you like bread/pasties........Get one can of pumpkin puree' (The smaller one, I think 16-18oz) and a box of Devils food cake mix (or any flavor you want) and mix the pumpkin in. No need to add anything else. Bake in 12 cupcake tin for about 25 min (or until toothpick is clean when you check it) and dah dah duhmmmm........choc muffins. YUMMY They work out to be about 28-30 cal each and even have 2 grams of fiber because of the pumkin. (Can't taste the pumkin at all!!!)

Skinny Cow ice cream...the chocolate truffle bars are the best! Also, fresh fruit and low fat cottage cheese, or if you craving chocolate, Vitatop brownies are the best!! PB on Ezekiel bread also does it for me sometimes when I have a sweet tooth.

I really like the See's candy lollipops. They have chocolate, vanilla and butterscotch. They are about 80 calories each and I like that they don't have any HFCS. They're also very satisfying because they last a long time.

I am about to make chocolate-peanutbutter grahamwiches from the biggest loser cookbook. Chocolate graham cracker square topped with 1 teaspoon of reduced fat peanutbutter and 1/8 cup of fat free frozen whipped topping thawed, and topped with another square. Freeze. 112 calories.
I have also had this with regular graham crackers with no peanut butter. They are good and I have such a sweet tooth.
I agree about not depriving ourselves of things we love to eat. It ultimately makes us crave it more and binge.

I also have a major sweet tooth (and a weakness for baked goods). I allow myself small amounts of my fav sweets, and then log the cals. Since I'm controlling my intake of sweets, I don't stray from my meal plan.

For example, someone put a huge box of fresh donuts in the office kitchen this morning, just before I went in to make my green tea. The donuts were between 200-300 calories each, and I seriously considered them. But then I remembered, I had some Godiva chocolate at home, already measured out for my evening snack. Godiva wins! So, no I didn't have a donut, but i get GOOD chocolate later tonight.

To sum up what everyone has been posting above (and mine too). You CAN have some sweets, just be in control of what you eat.

sugar free hunts chocolate pudding snack cup... Breyers (and other brands), no sugar added fruit popsicles--the breyers brand is 40calories and very good, but i know there is others that are lower cal. Sugar free werthers original. Flavored gum. Low-cal yogurt that is flavored like something---Weight Watchers brand has a really good lemon creme pie one, dannon light and fit yogurt is 80cal each and theres some good flavors... HAving a piece of dark chocolate instead of the whole bar--depending on the bar, is like 35 calories each piece. melted dark chocolate or whip cream with fruit. Kettle corn popcorn--theres 100calorie packs, and no sugar but its sweet. oats and chocolate fiber granola bars; fiber one 90calorie brownies. Sugar free jello snack cups--theres 5calorie one but also 10calorie ones. Half an apple with 2tbls of peanut butter.

I also have a terrible sweet tooth. Once I start it is very difficult to stop. I find hot chocolate helps.

I have a HORRIBLE sweet tooth. This obviously tends to hinder my progress with my diet. I try not to stop myself, because then I tend to binge.

Ugh i have the very same problem!