Sugar frustration

Look for yogurt with 13g of sugar or less (you might have to have just vanilla). Look for bars with less sugar. And muffins are just cake in disguise lol

I run into that more often than not. At the end of the day....I am usually in the negatives for sugar. I think my biggest problem is fruit. Look for things sweetened with splenda. It will cut down on the grams quick!

You are getting a lot of sugar in prepared foods. See if you can reduce that and try more fruit instead. I usually max on sugar, but it is primarily from fruit. At least with the fruit you are getting a good bit of other nutrients and fiber with it.

Instead of yogurt, I pack fresh peaches with cottage cheese. You sound like me though, and I want sweet stuff all the time too! Stay away from muffins, they really are never good lol. Pack hummus with carrot sticks and swap out one sweet treat for that. Pack some almonds too, which are high in good fat and low carb. I also pack an apple with a lite cheese stick. I try to have a bit of protein and sugar in a snack, instead of just sugar.

So I've been trying to pay more attention to my sugar because some seem to think that snacking my way through my weight loss could be detrimental to my sugar levels. All I have had today is a yogurt, a muffin, and a Fiber One granola bar, and I have already maxed out on sugar, but I have 1400 cals left to eat today. Any suggestions?

I would switch to greek yogurt. Less sugar and more protein. You can then add your own fruit and also increase your fiber intake.
Muffins are notorious sugar bombs, I don't think I would eat both a muffin and a fiber one bar. In fact, if you make your own muffins you can add flaxseed powder and eliminate the need for the fiber one bar altogether. You can also better control the amount of sugar in your muffin.

Muffin = small serving of cake
Fiber one bar = rebranded chewy granola bar
Yogurt = sugary milk with some added germs