Looking for friends who don't eat "clean" and healthy
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Tacklewasher wrote: »Tacklewasher wrote: »Had wine and chips last night for a snack. Went together surprisingly well.
No joke - Scotch and doritos, it's fantastic together!
Not a fan of Doritos. Think it'd be okay if I replaced the Doritos with Scotch?
More scotch the better. Scotch for days, as they say.1 -
Thanks for the bday greetings. Don't like scotch. I'm more of a beer type of gal. But am taking my own sugar free mixer with me in case I want a mixed drink tonight. We and another couple are heading down to the Seven Feathers Casino for dinner and hi-jinks. We have room reservations close to the swimming pool. Both of the guys have unspent points on their players cards and my gal friend and I plan on correcting that in the gift shop. And I just ate a chocolate cupcake I made with sugar free boxed mix using applesauce instead of oil and adding Hersheys SF choc chips.5
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Tacklewasher wrote: »So, I have a craving for toast and peanut butter. Something I haven't had in a while. Grocery shopping so I start looking at bread and decide to buy a loaf. Pick up the cheapest one, and look at the calories. About 75 per slice. I check out another one that is about 50 per slice, but a bit pricier. So I take the lower cal count one.
Guess I should have checked the label a bit closer. The only reason for the lower calorie count is they slice these things paper thing. On a gram per gram basis, it's no different, just that the slices are 2/3rds the thickness.
Enjoyed my snack and I will put money on me throwing more than 1/2 the loaf away as I'm sure I won't get through it. But it makes up the the wings I had Friday (I guess).
Stick the rest of the loaf in the freezer, then you'll have some available if you get a toast craving again! It should be good for a month or two.
And yeah, I've been caught out by bread before now... the loaf that I thought was way lower calories turned out to be for just one slice instead of two, so it was actually around the same as the regular stuff! I just don't bother with bread very often now, it's not worth the calories - unless it's one of those with lots of seeds, or a really fresh, crusty unsliced loaf... dammit, now I want a fresh, crusty, unsliced loaf! Going to have to try making one sometime soon.4 -
This is me!! I have not massively changed my eating habits, I am just trying to eat less, and as long as I am under my calorie goal and do not go over my daily "fat" allowance most days, I am happy. Completely overhauling my diet, eating "clean" quite frankly would lead to me probably falling down and eating nutella out of the jar with a spoon. I know me, and it needs to suit me and be sustainable for me.
I AM trying to eat less bread, and less fizzy pop, so have bought some flavoured water instead, but other than that, so far I have not made massive changed other than portion size or a different way of cooking.4 -
Samjbooksy wrote: »This is me!! I have not massively changed my eating habits, I am just trying to eat less, and as long as I am under my calorie goal and do not go over my daily "fat" allowance most days, I am happy. Completely overhauling my diet, eating "clean" quite frankly would lead to me probably falling down and eating nutella out of the jar with a spoon. I know me, and it needs to suit me and be sustainable for me.
I AM trying to eat less bread, and less fizzy pop, so have bought some flavoured water instead, but other than that, so far I have not made massive changed other than portion size or a different way of cooking.
We do the same with fuzzy flavored waters in our house. They're very satisfying!
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I'm eating the last Girl Scout cookie as I browse these posts. Feel free to add me as I'm always looking for new friends!2
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rakowskidp wrote: »Samjbooksy wrote: »This is me!! I have not massively changed my eating habits, I am just trying to eat less, and as long as I am under my calorie goal and do not go over my daily "fat" allowance most days, I am happy. Completely overhauling my diet, eating "clean" quite frankly would lead to me probably falling down and eating nutella out of the jar with a spoon. I know me, and it needs to suit me and be sustainable for me.
I AM trying to eat less bread, and less fizzy pop, so have bought some flavoured water instead, but other than that, so far I have not made massive changed other than portion size or a different way of cooking.
We do the same with fuzzy flavored waters in our house. They're very satisfying!
I've got a sodastream and am finding the fizzy water without flavouring is all I need.2 -
So, @Verity1111 how is the group? I requested to join, but I guess I'm not dirty enough for it
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Tacklewasher wrote: »So, @Verity1111 how is the group? I requested to join, but I guess I'm not dirty enough for it
Ditto :laugh:2 -
Chef_Barbell wrote: »Tacklewasher wrote: »So, @Verity1111 how is the group? I requested to join, but I guess I'm not dirty enough for it
Ditto :laugh:
I'm thinking it's because I don't like Oreo's/Girl Guide cookies.7 -
Tacklewasher wrote: »So, @Verity1111 how is the group? I requested to join, but I guess I'm not dirty enough for it
Me too3 -
I'm sure she'll get around to approving you soon... or you could try offering Oreo bribes...3
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Chef_Barbell wrote: »Tacklewasher wrote: »So, @Verity1111 how is the group? I requested to join, but I guess I'm not dirty enough for it
Ditto :laugh:
Yup - I'm like "But I eat chocolate every day! Please let me in the cool group!"3 -
My Oreo bribe:
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Has anyone ever had Mom's Best brand cereals? Cause I have; but I just got a new-to-me flavor at the store; the honey grahm ones. Oh my lands it's like eating spoonfulls of cinnamon sugar grahm crackers. Really struggling to only eat them for breakfast LOL. They're 100% carbs of course but one serving of cereal is easy to balance out in the rest of the day3
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Illy_Mooncat wrote: »Has anyone ever had Mom's Best brand cereals? Cause I have; but I just got a new-to-me flavor at the store; the honey grahm ones. Oh my lands it's like eating spoonfulls of cinnamon sugar grahm crackers. Really struggling to only eat them for breakfast LOL. They're 100% carbs of course but one serving of cereal is easy to balance out in the rest of the dayIlly_Mooncat wrote: »Has anyone ever had Mom's Best brand cereals? Cause I have; but I just got a new-to-me flavor at the store; the honey grahm ones. Oh my lands it's like eating spoonfulls of cinnamon sugar grahm crackers. Really struggling to only eat them for breakfast LOL. They're 100% carbs of course but one serving of cereal is easy to balance out in the rest of the day
They have a coco-puff marshmallow cereal that is AMAZEBALLS.2 -
I made a cauliflower crusted pizza last night and it actually tasted good??? I guess because the crust is half parmesan cheese Maybe it just felt good to eat half a pizza again
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kmorrow0712 wrote: »I made a cauliflower crusted pizza last night and it actually tasted good??? I guess because the crust is half parmesan cheese Maybe it just felt good to eat half a pizza again
i've always wondered about those.1 -
I still enjoy Poptarts and pie. You can add me too.3
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I don't eat healthy or "clean" and I haven't since I started MFP, but learning about calories and staying within the limits (with exercise 4 days a week) and I have still lost 49 pounds and 7 inches off my waist.
Healthy and "clean" are so often said to be the only way to lose weight, but lots of others here, including myself, have shown that it can be done without obsessing over what you eat.
Those that eat healthy and "clean" I give a lot of credit to. Your discipline and dedication gets a lot of respect from me.2 -
kmorrow0712 wrote: »I made a cauliflower crusted pizza last night and it actually tasted good??? I guess because the crust is half parmesan cheese Maybe it just felt good to eat half a pizza again
But, I eat half a pizza every Saturday, with real crust. Granted, it is homemade pizza.......and it costs me about 1300 calories..... but it is worth every damn calorie
I can't live without pizza.6 -
kmorrow0712 wrote: »I made a cauliflower crusted pizza last night and it actually tasted good??? I guess because the crust is half parmesan cheese Maybe it just felt good to eat half a pizza again
But, I eat half a pizza every Saturday, with real crust. Granted, it is homemade pizza.......and it costs me about 1300 calories..... but it is worth every damn calorie
I can't live without pizza.
Pizza is always worth every calorie6 -
Nysportsred wrote: »I don't eat healthy or "clean" and I haven't since I started MFP, but learning about calories and staying within the limits (with exercise 4 days a week) and I have still lost 49 pounds and 7 inches off my waist.
Healthy and "clean" are so often said to be the only way to lose weight, but lots of others here, including myself, have shown that it can be done without obsessing over what you eat.
Those that eat healthy and "clean" I give a lot of credit to. Your discipline and dedication gets a lot of respect from me.
I eat healthier. Clean... probably not. I love me some processed frozen fake chicken (Gardein, Zoglo's). But I make room for potato kugel once a week. I fit a little bit of chocolate in every so often. String cheese makes me feel fuller, but sometimes I just really want a mini-Twix. And there is nothing wrong with that!5 -
Yeah, I suppose I can also say that I do eat healthIER than I used to, since I don't snack on as much chocolate and cake these days! I still have things like that, but I'm much more aware of the calories in them now so I generally have a smaller portion. And there are some things that I used to eat mindlessly that I now don't feel are worth the calories, so I just don't bother!kmorrow0712 wrote: »I made a cauliflower crusted pizza last night and it actually tasted good??? I guess because the crust is half parmesan cheese Maybe it just felt good to eat half a pizza again
Cauliflower crust pizza?! Get out...3 -
kmorrow0712 wrote: »I made a cauliflower crusted pizza last night and it actually tasted good??? I guess because the crust is half parmesan cheese Maybe it just felt good to eat half a pizza again
I think you are in the wrong thread...4 -
kmorrow0712 wrote: »I made a cauliflower crusted pizza last night and it actually tasted good??? I guess because the crust is half parmesan cheese Maybe it just felt good to eat half a pizza again
How big and how many calories? Because if half the crust was parmesan cheese....
I'm wondering if I could eat real pizza for the same amount of cals.2 -
quiksylver296 wrote: »kmorrow0712 wrote: »I made a cauliflower crusted pizza last night and it actually tasted good??? I guess because the crust is half parmesan cheese Maybe it just felt good to eat half a pizza again
How big and how many calories? Because if half the crust was parmesan cheese....
I'm wondering if I could eat real pizza for the same amount of cals.
between this thread and the garbage advice thread today i really really want pizza.5 -
jessiferrrb wrote: »
between this thread and the garbage advice thread today i really really want pizza.
Just one slice?
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jessiferrrb wrote: »
between this thread and the garbage advice thread today i really really want pizza.
Just one slice?
that plus 7 chilli cheese fries and i should be sated for about an hour. lol7 -
meeeeee!1
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