Any foods you can't trust yourself with?
aussieketogal
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The other day I bought some vita-weet crispbreads with the idea that I would try something different at lunch. They were so delicious I couldn't stop eating them! Haha
Blew my calorie budget that day and pretty certain I'm not ready to have those yummies in my house again for a while.
Do you have any foods you find too tempting to leave in the cupboard?
Blew my calorie budget that day and pretty certain I'm not ready to have those yummies in my house again for a while.
Do you have any foods you find too tempting to leave in the cupboard?
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Crisps/Chips! I cannot resist them. Total weakness!
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I agree with chips/crackers are a tough one for me too. I ate a whole box of good thins crackers and was so peeved with myself. I immediately portion the whole box into snack baggies when I get it home now!3
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Nachos. So many nachos.7
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Cookies.
I can't buy them from the bakery of my grocery store or make a batch because I will eat them all (or most). I've tried pre-portioning them out into sandwich bags, but I know they're still there and it doesn't work long term. Sadly not too many places sell just one or two cookies.
Also pizza. Kind of. I'm fine if my husband gets it because I'll just eat a slice or two, but I cannot get my own unless I plan to just eat pizza that day.2 -
Nutella. And Ice Cream.1
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Anything that isnt classified as a vegetable lol6
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Goldfish crackers or other cheese flavored salty snacks like cheese puffs are pretty hard for me to moderate.
Dh bought some lime flavored chips once and I told him he needed to not bring those home again.
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Pretty much any baked good.5
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The other day I bought some vita-weet crispbreads with the idea that I would try something different at lunch. They were so delicious I couldn't stop eating them! Haha
Blew my calorie budget that day and pretty certain I'm not ready to have those yummies in my house again for a while.
Do you have any foods you find too tempting to leave in the cupboard?
Anytime I find myself kind of losing control I remember it doesn't taste the same as the first couple of chips for example... like by #10 I am just shoveling them in my mouth.. they don't taste as good as # 1-3 so I figure I'll stop and have some more later when my taste buds have readjusted.
IDK if that will help but that's what I do, and Ice cream, I have a hard time with ice cream, I can eat a 2L tub in a sitting... Double peanut butter ice cream if you're wondering what flavor
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Doritos, barbeque chips and french onion dip, townhouse or ritz crackers and block cheese!!! If I start it's over for the day!!!4
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Peanut butter. That crap becomes a meal with a spoon. Even if I just ate.
Popcorn. I have to buy the individual serving size portions (bags or microwave) or whatever the container (family size bag) becomes an individual serving.5 -
Cheesy puffs. I cannot have those in the house. I turn into a monster. Those two for one deals on the family size bags at BJs are killer.
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Double Dunker Turkey Hill ice cream and Trader Joe's Chocolate Almond granola.1
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Any salty/sweet snack that doesn't come pre-portioned. Luckily I've started bringing these to my BF's house to share, and leaving them there for him to finish.
Also peanut butters/strawberry preserves/marshmallow fluff/cookie butters or other spreads that are easily eaten from a jar with a spoon.
Chips with queso.0 -
Cured Italian meats and cheese7
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king crab legs I will eat for just ever!! Its ridiculas0
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All types of baked goods and sweets. I love to bake and try to tell myself I will only eat on my free days, but that never works. I eat them all week long1
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At the moment, quite a few. Cookies, especially.
Always? Almond butter.0 -
Potato chips and Doritos2
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Madeleines, I love the fat of the butter. I'll eat two or three and those things are anywhere from 100 to 140 calories. 1
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Classic or Ripple Potato Chips, Nutella, and Nachos with Cheese.2
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I would say Ritz crackers, but I really do not know because I do not buy them anymore. I cant imagine eating just 4 or 5 of them.1
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Anything chocolate1
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Mint Oreos and Stacy's Pita Chips3
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Goldfish crackers or other cheese flavored salty snacks like cheese puffs are pretty hard for me to moderate.
Dh bought some lime flavored chips once and I told him he needed to not bring those home again.
I CANNOT start eating goldfish crackers... Pepperidge Farms put the "crack" in crackers...8 -
Cheesecake
Cheerios
Chocolate/peanut butter combinations in any form such as Reeses peanut butter cups etc1 -
Apparently any free food that's been gifted to us at work because I've been out of control with the See's candy, mixed nuts (really just picking out all the cashews), cookies, chocolate covered almonds, and chocolate covered raisins in the past two weeks.5
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These macarons from a bakery near my place that I am really into lately. I only buy one serving since I end up eating them all.
Otherwise if it's in the cupboard I am fine. What I have trouble with, though are chips on the table of a Mexican restaurant, naan in a basket at an Indian place when I have curry left to dip it in, certain kinds of sweets (like caramel corn or certain holiday things or sometimes peanut M&M or chocolate-covered almonds) in the kitchen in my office if I let myself start grazing.
Baked goods used to be an offender (I'd tell myself they'd go bad if I didn't eat them) so I never had them at home. I still don't much, but they don't seem to call my name the same way anymore.0 -
Ice cream ..I will eat it all
Ketchup chips or dill pickle popcorn orrrr all dressed ruffles
Cupcakes from the amazing vegan bakery here
Reese puff cereal
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lemurcat12 wrote: »These macarons from a bakery near my place that I am really into lately. I only buy one serving since I end up eating them all.
Otherwise if it's in the cupboard I am fine. What I have trouble with, though are chips on the table of a Mexican restaurant, naan in a basket at an Indian place when I have curry left to dip it in, certain kinds of sweets (like caramel corn or certain holiday things or sometimes peanut M&M or chocolate-covered almonds) in the kitchen in my office if I let myself start grazing.
Baked goods used to be an offender (I'd tell myself they'd go bad if I didn't eat them) so I never had them at home. I still don't much, but they don't seem to call my name the same way anymore.
Oh. Caramel corn.
And I am doomed. I happened to see a package delivery from the boardwalk caramel corn place that makes spectacular caramel corn, so I know what one of my Christmas presents is.
My only hope is trying to get my husband and daughter to eat some so I don't devour the whole thing.3
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