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What do you do when you have cravings

jblankenbush17
Posts: 9 Member
I have such a big sweet tooth and crave sweets so much! I'm on a low sugar meal plan right now and am curious as to what other people snack on to stop their cravings...
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I like pickles and sunflower seeds. Low sugar jello/chocolate pudding is a nice snack. Frozen blueberries are good and dark cherries are sweet. You just got to test some things and find what works best for you.1
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I eat lots of pickles but the pickles are what I end up craving in the first place. I don't have a sweet tooth but I have a massive salty tooth. The downside is water weight that they give me lol. If anyone knows of any low sodium pickle brands please let me know.1
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Smoke pot and listen to good music. But wacky-tobacky is legal where I live.4
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My nutrition counselor tells me to exercise when I have cravings. He says this will kill the cravings.1
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Get yourself busy in something that you like doing and it involves your mental faculties. Like binge watching GOT.
I play snooker and it helps me keep my mind off of the cravings for some time. So find anything that might interest you.2 -
I drink mint tea (fresh mint from the garden) at night while watching movies - stops me munching other stuff.2
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I enjoy plain Greek yogurt with frozen mixed berries and semi-sweet chocolates (the kind used for making chocolate chip cookies). About 200 cals and I savor every bite. I stock up at Costco so I can have it every night.
127g berries
100g yogurt
13g chocolate
Enjoy1 -
Protein powder helps. In oatmeal or yogurt.1
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apple with peanut butter yogurt dip. DIP: 8 oz container (small) of plain fat free or reduced fat greek yogurt (I don't like greek yogurt but I like this dip), 2 tablespoons of peanut butter (you can substitute PB2), .5 teaspoon of sweetener of choice, 1 tablespoon of cinnamon- I usually divide it by 8 servings.
I've seen a few people put pickles up on here but be careful because they are high in sodium.
The other things that I do is just drink water. But I get it, we still get that sweet tooth craving! Just don't over indulge and try to curb with fruits or peanut butter is always a good choice- in moderation.1 -
Oh and pink lady apples. Seriously love those things.1
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Sugar free popscicles0
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I rarely crave something sweet but if I did and I was trying to avoid sugar I'd go for something artificially sweetened. Sugar free gelatin and pudding mixes are pretty tasty.1
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Need2Exerc1se wrote: »I rarely crave something sweet but if I did and I was trying to avoid sugar I'd go for something artificially sweetened. Sugar free gelatin and pudding mixes are pretty tasty.
I tried sugar free Jello and it didn't taste sweet at all compared to the real stuff... am I missing something?0
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