what to eat for junk food withdrawl... any tips and foods you eat to avoid cravings

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soldodunja1
soldodunja1 Posts: 1 Member
edited April 2017 in Food and Nutrition
craving the highly processed high fat junk

please lists foods or tips you have!

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  • lilithsrose
    lilithsrose Posts: 752 Member
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    Popcorn, pickles, pork rinds, string cheese and whole grain crackers. Healthier alternatives to the junk. Or, just indulge occasionally. As long as it fits in your calories for the day, you're alright.
  • msdemeanor70
    msdemeanor70 Posts: 66 Member
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    Mini marshmallows, mini chocolate chips, dry cereal, licorice, yogurt for sweets and popcorn, rice snacks, pickles and pretzel sticks dipped in hummus for savory. But, I agree with the indulge now and then suggestion as well.
  • Isa_Bbott
    Isa_Bbott Posts: 41 Member
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    Popcorn is my go-to as well. I buy single serve microwave bags of Natural pop. 70 calories per bag.
    rhaiin wrote: »
    Popcorn, pickles, pork rinds, string cheese and whole grain crackers. Healthier alternatives to the junk. Or, just indulge occasionally. As long as it fits in your calories for the day, you're alright.

  • L1zardQueen
    L1zardQueen Posts: 8,754 Member
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    Sugar free mint gum.
  • princess0lexi
    princess0lexi Posts: 3,938 Member
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    sugar free gum ( i eat ice breakers) fat free yogurt, rice cakes
  • MoiAussi93
    MoiAussi93 Posts: 1,948 Member
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    Some things I snack on are almonds, hummus with baby carrots, dark chocolate (72% or 85% cacao) with a little natural peanut butter, cheese, cottage cheese, and yogurt.

    The easiest way for me to deal with craving is to not have the stuff I don't want to eat in the house. If I really want something I don't normally eat, I will go out and have a single serving. (For example, once every few months, I will go out for ice cream...if I try to keep it in the house, it just doesn't work for me. You may be different. For me, things like that are much better as a rare treat than a regular part of my diet.)

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