Are there any foods that are banned in your head?

Nothing is banned because it'll make me want to binge. I definitely eat less of things like chocolate and fast food because then I feel like I can barely eat anything else all day. Usually if I have chocolate or something it's at the end of the day with remaining cals because I know I won't need to eat again later.

I don't ban foods, but there are many foods that I don't eat because they just don't taste delicious enough to justify the calories. The most notable is the quarter pounder meal at McDonald's which was my go to McDonald's meal - it doesn't even taste as good as it used to to me anymore, but it certainly doesn't taste delicious enough to justify 870 calories. Also on the list are most store bought cookies - I will eat my daughter's homemade cookies, but won't bother eating an Oreo.

But on the flip side, I will eat other fast food and think it's totally worth it. Cookie dough blizzard for 1030 calories? Not a spur of the moment treat, but give me me some time to plan for it, and yes please!

Only foods that have proven to be detrimental to my goals.
Peanut M & Ms have screwed up my deficit too many times to be allowed in my house.
Sugary cereal with cold, cold milk. I seriously think the serving sizes on boxes should be against the law, cause not only am I not satisfied at one serving, but sometimes I'm not done at 4 servings.
Other than that, I eat what I want as long as my calorie budget allows it.

Not really. The only things I pay much attention to ( other than calories) are saturated fat and sodium so things like baked/fried treats and fast food are mostly out. Even those I refuse to obsess about. If i go over a bit, I do. No big deal.

These things in New Zealand called ''Cookie Time''. They are biscuits that have about 8-12 times as many calories as a regular biscuit.

I've banned foods where I don't know the calorie count. That is basically take-out food from non-chain restaurants. Other than that, I don't ban foods, but there are foods that I avoid. I certainly avoid sugary and simple carbs that provide little satiety for the number of calories consumed. But other than having to know the calories, I have no hard bans.

Not so much banned foods but I still have foods I tend to stay away from, my will power is strong right now but I don't want to slip up, some foods will trigger me wanting to eat more of them or have in the past so for now I'm staying away from them

Home made baked goods - cake especially. Because I cannot stop at "one bite" or even one portion, but would keep going til it was all gone and make more the next day.

I don't really eat fast food anymore because I don't find the calories worth it plus the sodium is ridiculous. Plus it's a slippery slope for me. In general I don't ban foods because I think it's "bad" for me. I just think of ways to stay within my calorie goals. I don't eat pizza much, if at all, because the calories aren't worth it. If I'm craving pizza I'll just buy a Lean Cuisine. I also avoid buffets like the plague. From past experience I've eaten too much food to the point my stomach hurts. Willpower goes out the window. I'll still eat foods like tacos, hamburgers, fries, spaghetti with garlic bread, etc, but it's homemade. Some foods are just triggers that I know would cause me to revert back to my old ways, and I can't go back there. Never again.

Now that I'm eating better, I'm becoming pickier about my treats. I haven't banned chocolate, but if I'm going to spend my calories on it, it's not going to be a Snickers bar (or three), but that imported European chocolate they sell for a small fortune for one piece at a specialty store in my town. It tastes so good, but it's so expensive I can't afford to binge.