Chocolate addiction...I seek refuge
BadBear2000
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Hi, I love training etc, my lifelong issue is diet. MyFitnessPal is the best thing I've found to keep me on track. Chocolate/Sugar is my bete noir...
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Tiny Dancer...This is the opposite of the support I came here for
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But seriously that looks fantastic.0 -
You couldn’t fit a little piece of chocolate into your daily intake? Is that you in the pic? Well done! Life’s short, eat some chocolate.2
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Surrender yourself to its luscious smoothness.
https://www.rottentomatoes.com/tv/2_broke_girls/s06/e08
Try a milky chai dusted with cocoa and the artificial sweetener of your choice.1 -
Thank you, it is me. Not a day passes without chocolate as my diary will attest.2
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Jgnatca. 2 broke girls! Max rules.1
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You realize the literary device of the bete noir is that the dude dies tragically happy.2
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Lol0
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BadBear2000 wrote: »Hi, I love training etc, my lifelong issue is diet. MyFitnessPal is the best thing I've found to keep me on track. Chocolate/Sugar is my bete noir...
@BadBear2000 when I cut out added sugar and grains back in 2014 to manage my joint pain I got heavy into to chocolate. I will eat a 4 oz bar of Baker's 100% Cacao which is 720 calories some days but never less than half a bar. At first it was bitter but once my taste buds returned after eating no added sugar I really like the taste.
Now it was hellish for the first two weeks after going off of the sugar and all forms of all grains but since it has been great with my new WOE. I was glad I did not need to give up chocolate. Best of success in finding your own way of eating that works best for you.
Stop dieting to lose weight was key in my case. We want what we think about so I just had to change my way of thinking.
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JeromeBarry1 wrote: »You realize the literary device of the bete noir is that the dude dies tragically happy.
I believe the general accepted use is a person or thing that one intensely dislikes. Literally, black beast.
I think we are both incorrect in this context as I was stretching it into the “bane of my life” even though I love it.
However given I adore chocalate in both it’s food and feminine form I’m pretty sure I will indeed die tragically happy...1 -
Tiny_Dancer_in_Pink wrote: »See? I can make it fit. Thanks for the idea!
After seeing it I just want more and wish I could cook 1 -
GaleHawkins wrote: »BadBear2000 wrote: »Hi, I love training etc, my lifelong issue is diet. MyFitnessPal is the best thing I've found to keep me on track. Chocolate/Sugar is my bete noir...
@BadBear2000 when I cut out added sugar and grains back in 2014 to manage my joint pain I got heavy into to chocolate. I will eat a 4 oz bar of Baker's 100% Cacao which is 720 calories some days but never less than half a bar. At first it was bitter but once my taste buds returned after eating no added sugar I really like the taste.
Now it was hellish for the first two weeks after going off of the sugar and all forms of all grains but since it has been great with my new WOE. I was glad I did not need to give up chocolate. Best of success in finding your own way of eating that works best for you.
Stop dieting to lose weight was key in my case. We want what we think about so I just had to change my way of thinking.
That’s very impressive. My house mate went through the same process dealing with joint issues. She only eats Cacao now.
I’ve made adjustments to my diet as my mentality changed and everything you say is exactly correct.
I guess there are times when we are ready to really hear something as opposed to listen and brush it off.
I hope to progress more towards where you are.1 -
I am a chocoholic and I really am addicted to it. And let me tell you restricting yourself from it will only make matters worse. I just end up snapping and binge eating. However I found these Rocky Rice bars, which are rice cakes
in the shape of a bar with dark chocolate on it as a coating. It helps me get my fix and it only has 98 calories per bar! I have one a day as a treat and work it into my calorie allowance. It's actually been my saviour !http://www.theskinnydoll.com/2015/08/rocky-rice.html
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Marjayhan.
That’s really good advice, I’m def a binger. Right now I’m having two Cadbury’s dairymilk bars most days. If you’ve only had American chocalate you haven’t lived...:)
But I’m keeping myself under my total allowed calories for weight loss every week.
I’ll improve/change this as my taste and body changes, I’m 5 away from 245.
I know it’s not the best way but it’s something I can actually do and make progress with.2 -
Oh I'm in Ireland and I know all about the amazing chocolates out there haha I love love love Galaxy cookie crumble chocolates, anything by Thorntons and Lily O'Briens chocolates. Malteser bars are my weakness. Dreading the easter hahahaha
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Yes, the very best of the best. I assume you’ll be stalked by Malteser bunnies jumping into your shopping basket on their own0
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The only time I was addicted to chocolate was when I was pregnant with my son. Around Easter, I couldn't seem to get enough chocolate bunnies! I believe one day I ate 6 of them. I was a little surprised I didn't develop gestational diabetes
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Once you get started on the chocolate bunnies there’s no stopping.. 6 is impressive though.
It’s a lot better craving than eating coal while pregnant, although I hope that’s an urban myth 0 -
Fortunately, I never experienced cravings for dirt....1
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Dark chocolate Kind Bars satisfy my craving and fill me up. I tell myself they are not empty calories (healthy nuts-good fat) and justify this indulgence. 1
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I think we can stick dark chocolate under “healthy” banner to justify it. Just another little white lie to ourselves
I haven’t got myself to the liking dark chocalate stage yet 0 -
You have to try this recipe and it uses healthy ingredients! https://www.changeinseconds.com/healthy-dark-chocolate-quinoa-breakfast-bowl/
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Start the March dechox!! https://www.bhf.org.uk/dechox
You'll be doing it for charity.2 -
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Another chocoholic here. I've managed to stay pretty close to maintenance while having dark chocolate every single day. It would be better to eat less of it but so far I'm incapable.1
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maryjennifer wrote: »
You have to try this recipe and it uses healthy ingredients! https://www.changeinseconds.com/healthy-dark-chocolate-quinoa-breakfast-bowl/
I have to say the chocolate for breakfast idea is genius. It would take a lot of morning caffeine for me to create such a beautiful bowl as the one you depicted...
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Other than the sliced bananas all can be prepared the night before. And we know it is good because hand turned wooden bowl.1
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