Easter & diet
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FitFedin31
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Is anyone else worried about sticking with their diet with Easter approaching?
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No.0
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No, I'll log what I eat and make it fit my weekly calories.0
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No. I'm spending it a lone so I'll just eat what I normally do. If I wasn't, I'd make a big plate of salad/veg and meat for dinner and just eat all the candy I want all day.0
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Yes... will be really hard0
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yes, its my first big holiday since I started0
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Yes! I keep seeing spiced jelly beans (or as I like to call them, "crack nuggets") and it's really hard to not pick up a bag, for, you know... the kids.2
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Naw.. I'm bulking so it will be a free for all. But meh Easter meals are not really my favourite. Even if I was cutting it's one weekend, then I'd move on. If you can't handle/moderate all the candy give it away, freeze it or throw it out.1
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No. I'll probably psmf over easter, back to chocolate in work on Tuesday!0
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Nope ... I'm taking a diet break over the Easter long, long, long weekend.
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comeonnow142857 wrote: »No. I'll probably psmf over easter, back to chocolate in work on Tuesday!
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Nope. Having my baked Mac and cheese. Cannot wait.1
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nope. we dont do anything special on easter so its just another day for us0
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Nope. We don't really celebrate it anyway. Ham, potatoes, and a vegetable. That's it.0
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I fast on Good Friday so usually end up under for the week (although I wouldn't care if I didn't -- I usually end up over on Christmas week) despite Easter feasting. It's just one day and for us not crazy. (I'm hoping to plan my menu today -- lamb will be included.)1
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Am I the only person who doesn't like Easter egg chocolate? I'd rather a piece of normal chocolate... Cheaper and tastes better. And available any day of the year!4
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livingleanlivingclean wrote: »Am I the only person who doesn't like Easter egg chocolate? I'd rather a piece of normal chocolate... Cheaper and tastes better. And available any day of the year!
And a *kitten* load more chocolate for your money1 -
livingleanlivingclean wrote: »Am I the only person who doesn't like Easter egg chocolate? I'd rather a piece of normal chocolate... Cheaper and tastes better. And available any day of the year!
Not a big fan of chocolate period Lol0 -
livingleanlivingclean wrote: »Am I the only person who doesn't like Easter egg chocolate? I'd rather a piece of normal chocolate... Cheaper and tastes better. And available any day of the year!
We don't eat that, I agree that it's not that great.
We do have a nice breakfast and then a family dinner involving lamb and spring veg and other holiday-like touches plus some sweets (I think I'm going to make lemon-lavender cupcakes, although I often do a pie). I'm sure someone will bring something chocolate-y.
If I do Easter Vigil mass on Saturday evening (usually do), they have a party after (it's around 10:30 or 11 pm) with lots of things that people are likely to have given up, but I never really eat a whole lot there, since I'm tired and it's not really usually things I find irresistible (if I drank that would be more of a temptation, but I don't).0 -
Chef_Barbell wrote: »Nope. Having my baked Mac and cheese. Cannot wait.
We're making mac and cheese tonight. Now I'm looking forward to it even more!2 -
not really the big challenge will be not buying all the sweets when it goes on sale after Easter...2
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