Any foods you can't trust yourself with?

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.

Mint Oreos and Stacy's Pita Chips

Cheesecake
Cheerios
Chocolate/peanut butter combinations in any form such as Reeses peanut butter cups etc

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.

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.

xAdorableAthene wrote: »

Popcorn! ^o^

Yeah, popcorn is another one. I'm always slightly confused when people mention popcorn as a low calorie snack.. I buy the microwave popcorn and it's 450 calories for 1 100g bag.
Obviously people are talking about small quantities of home made air popped popcorn. I tried going back to that, but the microwave one tastes so much better.

Chocolate, cookies, brownies, caramel, pizza. Love me some cheese and sugar items. cheesecake, bread, chocolate covered pretzels.

Cinnamon Toast Crunch

Cucumber?