I'm getting tired of pretzels. I need a dip option.
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barbecuesauce wrote: »I can't believe I'm about to do this, but maybe you should look into Walden Farms dressings
I do not recommend this option to anyone who is not a self-loathing volume eater
Blech! I tried the 'Alfredo' and threw the rest of the jar away!
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crystalewhite wrote: »barbecuesauce wrote: »I can't believe I'm about to do this, but maybe you should look into Walden Farms dressings
I do not recommend this option to anyone who is not a self-loathing volume eater
Blech! I tried the 'Alfredo' and threw the rest of the jar away!
Yeah, this is the first and only time I've ever recommended it to someone.0 -
barbecuesauce wrote: »I need a cross-eyed emoticon. I must be invisible.
Air-popped grains like popcorn, wheat, or millet. Instant volume. Because air. Fourth time I've advised this.
Invest in a Mandoline. It gives lovely thin slices. Slice up a fruit, tuber or vegetable and bake them crispy. Always use the finger guard with the Mandoline, and use oven mitts when removing the slices from the oven.
Someone else mentioned roasted chickpeas, which are very tasty and low fat.
Did someone say something? I thought I heard someone but I guess no one's there.
OP keeps making these threads and never returning. I can't tell if this is a suffering soul or a troll account.
It almost seems like fishing for attention to me, based on some of the other posts.0 -
barbecuesauce wrote: »I need a cross-eyed emoticon. I must be invisible.
Air-popped grains like popcorn, wheat, or millet. Instant volume. Because air. Fourth time I've advised this.
Invest in a Mandoline. It gives lovely thin slices. Slice up a fruit, tuber or vegetable and bake them crispy. Always use the finger guard with the Mandoline, and use oven mitts when removing the slices from the oven.
Someone else mentioned roasted chickpeas, which are very tasty and low fat.
Did someone say something? I thought I heard someone but I guess no one's there.
OP keeps making these threads and never returning. I can't tell if this is a suffering soul or a troll account.
I can understand not coming back to the threads that blow up. But, like, the food scale thread was perfectly cordial. Popping back in with a "thanks" or more details/questions if they have any wouldn't be amiss.0 -
crystalewhite wrote: »barbecuesauce wrote: »I need a cross-eyed emoticon. I must be invisible.
Air-popped grains like popcorn, wheat, or millet. Instant volume. Because air. Fourth time I've advised this.
Invest in a Mandoline. It gives lovely thin slices. Slice up a fruit, tuber or vegetable and bake them crispy. Always use the finger guard with the Mandoline, and use oven mitts when removing the slices from the oven.
Someone else mentioned roasted chickpeas, which are very tasty and low fat.
Did someone say something? I thought I heard someone but I guess no one's there.
OP keeps making these threads and never returning. I can't tell if this is a suffering soul or a troll account.
It almost seems like fishing for attention to me, based on some of the other posts.
Oh man, do you think she doesn't know about the Chit Chat forum and their person above threads??0 -
The OP also keeps changing stats. Earlier this afternoon, it was 5 lbs lost 0 to go and now it's 6 lost with 0 to go.0
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I need a cross-eyed emoticon. I must be invisible.
Air-popped grains like popcorn, wheat, or millet. Instant volume. Because air. Fourth time I've advised this.
Invest in a Mandoline. It gives lovely thin slices. Slice up a fruit, tuber or vegetable and bake them crispy. Always use the finger guard with the Mandoline, and use oven mitts when removing the slices from the oven.
Someone else mentioned roasted chickpeas, which are very tasty and low fat.
I don't think you're invisible; I think OP is looking for a 'magic pill' and won't listen to anyone who doesn't see things her way. Or is a troll. Either way.
Popcorn with paprika and a little white cheddar seasoning is delicious, fyi.
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It's not like I'm challenging the OP's approach to high volume low calorie eating. There are options.0
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Angelfire365 wrote: »
I don't think you're invisible; I think OP is looking for a 'magic pill' and won't listen to anyone who doesn't see things her way. Or is a troll. Either way.
Popcorn with paprika and a little white cheddar seasoning is delicious, fyi.
This is what I think. She's not willing to put in the work. Just wants magic solutions. She uses "I'm a volume eater" as an excuse.0 -
I slice jicama into rounds like chips and use those to dip.0
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I'm going with bacon dipped in oatmeal cookie batter.0
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The perfect dipping implement for a volume eating troll is a boat oar.
Preferably kept under a bridge.0 -
For something crunchy to dip-
lower calorie bread, toasted
raw vegetables- broccoli, cauliflower, carrots, zucchini, cucumber
rice cakes... I think rice cakes are worthless nutritionally and gross but they can carry dip to your mouth and they crunch
Personally, I'd look for foods with a combination of protein, fats and fiber for more satisfaction rather than telling yourself you are a volume eater and trying to feel satisfied with low calorie carbs.
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queenliz99 wrote: »
Yep.....batteries, words for not eating red meat , dips and food scales ....hmmmm an interesting combination .....0 -
thorsmom01 wrote: »queenliz99 wrote: »
Yep.....batteries, words for not eating red meat , dips and food scales ....hmmmm an interesting combination .....
I know, right?0 -
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