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Looking for friends who don't eat "clean" and healthy

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  • Posts: 5,468 Member
    edited January 2017
    Had Mucho burrito for dinner. And a churro with dulce de leche.
  • Posts: 4,080 Member
    homemade pizza for dinner last night... with extra Gorgonzola. Still drooling.
  • Posts: 3,452 Member
    Made myself a personal pizza last night because when it comes to pizza, I have to be able to eat the whole thing. Today, leftover hot wings from my son's birthday party. Tonight I will probably spring for a salad. I found the Bolthouse creamy garlic dressing in the store and it seems to be a favorite among the MFP crowd. I am not big into salad unless I can slather it in creamy dressing, so tonight I am going all in!
  • Posts: 3,307 Member
    Cylphin60 wrote: »

    I would have tried to eat the whole thing. :D
    My calories are 1200 so I definitely can not do that. I could easily eat an 18" pizza plus multiple full side dishes no problem.
  • Posts: 3,307 Member
    fitbethlin wrote: »
    I might work my way up to clean eating, but small changes stick better with me. And while I know it's possible to eat well while traveling, I'm not real motivated to try that hard when doing so leaves me hungry or strapped for time. There are also days where eating half a pizza is a totally reasonable response to life. As long as it's not EVERY Tuesday, I don't think it's an issue.

    Like drinking less diet soda* instead of making it a staple in my diet. I'm not cutting it out, but I am more moderate than I used to be. Same with alcohol. Let me tell you about how good a rum & diet tastes when I finally give in and have one...

    *(Yeah yeah, I know it's all CICO and there are no calories in diet soda, but it does change my appetite and make it harder to stay within the appropriate calorie range or get the sleep I need. )
    I always hated diet soda, but found out yesterday I can stand diet cherry pepsi and diet dr pepper. I actually find it lowers my appetite because I can continuously have flavor without calories, so I don't need to eat as often.
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    Emily3907 wrote: »
    Finally tried Halo Top! I am a convert. I was so skeptical, and I am still a little in shock about how good it was.

    I started with the Chocolate Peanut Butter Cup. I still have the Birthday Cake, Oatmeal Cookie and Mint Chip in my freezer! So happy to find an ice cream alternative where I can eat a whole pint!
    Right? I was a skeptic too, but I think it's delicious. If you see s'mores try it if you don't mine a caramel type flavor with little chocolate chips and graham cracker because it's yummy.

  • Posts: 1,082 Member
    Emily3907 wrote: »
    Finally tried Halo Top! I am a convert. I was so skeptical, and I am still a little in shock about how good it was.

    I started with the Chocolate Peanut Butter Cup. I still have the Birthday Cake, Oatmeal Cookie and Mint Chip in my freezer! So happy to find an ice cream alternative where I can eat a whole pint!

    I feel like this ice cream is saving my life!! I know, dramatic much? I haven't tried any of the flavors that you have yet. I've tried 2 different chocolate varieties. One was great and the other not so much. The salted caramel is good, but tastes like butter pecan without the pecans, so I constantly feel like it's missing something.

    Hopefully I can find the chocolate pb cup for next weekend. Were the other flavors good?
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    Verity1111 wrote: »
    I always hated diet soda, but found out yesterday I can stand diet cherry pepsi and diet dr pepper. I actually find it lowers my appetite because I can continuously have flavor without calories, so I don't need to eat as often.
    My go to and I keep at least a case handy.


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    Lillymoo01 wrote: »
    Puts feet and and settles in. This place is looking cosy.

    I have just added this app after a bad experience on another. Kept being told that my diet wasn't healthy enough because I included wholemeal bread and fruit.

    OMG dem carbs tho...!!!!!1! ;)

    Health is so more than what we eat. Our mental health plays a vital role in how healthy we are. You have to enjoy your food. A little junk food every now and then won't do any harm as long as calories in are not more than calories out. It can be good for the soul.

    I agree... I don't think it's much good eating "healthily" if you don't enjoy what you're eating or you feel miserable because you're depriving yourself of something you really want. If the weight comes off a little more slowly because you have a pizza now and again, who cares?!

    (And welcome, btw!)
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    everher wrote: »

    So much this. I don't like having the same thing for lunch as I have for dinner and there's only so many sandwiches, soups, and salads I can eat. Lean Cuisines and Smart Ones are cheap, I didn't have to make it, and it fits in my calories. . .

    And usually I have room for a copious amount of sweets afterwards so there's that too.

    Me too! That's lunch most days for me and it works for me!

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    ninerbuff wrote: »
    My go to and I keep at least a case handy.
    I just discovered Diet Cherry Dr Pepper. I love it! I really don't tell much of a difference at all.
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    Emily3907 wrote: »
    So excited! I am getting girl scout cookies today! I have my husband keep them in the freezer at his office and I place an order of how many for him to bring home each night based on my calorie limits.

    Tonight I get 4 tagalongs with 8 oz. milk!

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    Smart idea! He helps you control yourself. That's a marriage!
  • Posts: 5,468 Member
    Had KFC original recipe for dinner last night... just 4 pieces of chicken with a small macaroni salad! Great protein and carbs after lifting!

    Tonight I am having a chicken and sweet potato salad dressed with honey mustard.
  • Posts: 1,445 Member
    Had KFC original recipe for dinner last night... just 4 pieces of chicken with a small macaroni salad! Great protein and carbs after lifting!

    Tonight I am having a chicken and sweet potato salad dressed with honey mustard.

    Mmmm, I could totally go for some KFC right now.
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    I just had one of these. Yummy....
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    Cylphin60 wrote: »
    I just had one of these. Yummy....
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    :drool:

    Can't find those around here...
  • Posts: 3,452 Member
    Emily3907 wrote: »

    Yes - this was the happy medium that worked for me. In the past, I tried having boxes in the house, but that always ended badly. So, I thought this would work. I still get the girl scout cookies, but easily portioned. Win-win.

    Now, the trick is to keep my husband from eating them at work. LOL

    My husband is gluten free (and doesn't like the GF GS cookies). That is a BRILLIANT idea, though. I've been trying to figure out how to safely get a Samoas fix. Even my son (who is not overweight) doesn't want GS cookies kept in the house. Those things are DANGEROUS.
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    ladyreva78 wrote: »

    :drool:

    Can't find those around here...

    Almond. Snickers. So. Good.
  • Posts: 863 Member
    ladyreva78 wrote: »

    :drool:

    Can't find those around here...
    If you know someone in an area that sells them...so worth it. Junk food at it's finest. :D
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