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What is your, "Feels Like I'm cheating," food?

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edited December 2024 in Food and Nutrition
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  • Posts: 571 Member
    Tacklewasher, that’s hilarious! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
  • Posts: 1,306 Member
    Gotta be raspberries. 1-1.5 calories each?
  • Posts: 1,320 Member
    Pizza Hut Veggie Lover's Pizza on Thin and Crispy Crust is so good.
    It has enough cheese to be a nice savory meal and satisfies my "need" to eat pizza. At less than 400 calories for two slices though, is hardly call it "cheating".
  • Posts: 513 Member
    Chinese buffet. I fit it into my calorie goals, and I eat less than I used to, but it feels like I shouldn't be able to eat it at all.
  • Posts: 7,122 Member
    I happen to really like Halo Top ice cream (I am aware that there are plenty of people who feel the opposite), and I love that I can eat a whole pint if I am so inclined without making much of a dent in my calories

    I prefer Breyers delight, but yeah. Under 300 cals for more ice cream than I eat in one sitting (not can eat, but I typically have half a pint in a sitting).

    Just wish they didn't cost so much though.
  • Posts: 2,325 Member

    I prefer Breyers delight, but yeah. Under 300 cals for more ice cream than I eat in one sitting (not can eat, but I typically have half a pint in a sitting).

    Just wish they didn't cost so much though.

    the breyers one IS good. though i ended up tossing half a pint awhile ago as the weather turned cold and I lost interest in eating ice cream!
  • Posts: 10,740 Member
    Gotta be raspberries. 1-1.5 calories each?

    This is a good one, I especially like to munch on these during road trips (not as the driver).
  • Posts: 3,511 Member
    Take one small meringue nest, spoon on one pot of muller corner whipped strawberry yoghurt, spoon on the sauce from the corner and top with 6 raspberries. My version of Eton Mess at under 200 cals.
  • Posts: 16,011 Member
    Panini911 wrote: »

    the breyers one IS good. though i ended up tossing half a pint awhile ago as the weather turned cold and I lost interest in eating ice cream!

    Heathen! Heretic!

    The Laughing Cow spreadable cheese wedges do seem like a lot more than the 40 or so calories they are.
    Dove Promises, especially the dark chocolate ones, also seem much richer than the calories suggest.
  • Posts: 3,511 Member
    My use for those things

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    Oh you and your jolly japes :)
  • Posts: 3,511 Member
    edited December 2018
    Orphia wrote: »

    :/ Anyone else disturbed that the OP thinks that's cheating?

    I assumed they were actually chocolate :p But now you mention it yeah very disturbing :)
  • Posts: 2,990 Member
    Orphia wrote: »

    :/ Anyone else disturbed that the OP thinks that's cheating?

    Yeah I mean, if they were roasted in bacon fat maybe....
  • Posts: 99 Member
    My absolute favorite non-cheating indulgence is a warmed-up whole grain tortilla spread with 1 tbsp peanut butter, and 1/2 cup frozen mixed berries (heated in the microwave and drained of the excess liquid. It's a gooey, messy, lower-sugar PBJ that I use as a dessert or as a quick lunch component on the weekends!
  • Posts: 3,511 Member
    lustymads wrote: »

    I think the point was it's a food so delicious, it FEELS like cheating even though it's not.

    But.... sprouts??
  • Posts: 5,965 Member
    lustymads wrote: »

    I think the point was it's a food so delicious, it FEELS like cheating even though it's not.

    ...They're brussle sprouts
  • Posts: 3,511 Member
    I read somewhere that there is a "sprout" gene. If you have it, it makes sprouts taste bitter so you won't like them.

    I may also have made that up because.....Medication. :D
  • Posts: 2,862 Member
    frozen berries. Nuked, smushed with splenda = perfect replacement for jam with my yogurt and cottage cheese for surprisingly few calories (especially when you compare to jam).
  • Posts: 2,862 Member
    and gravy has way few calories than I would expect too.
  • Posts: 229 Member
    edited December 2018
    Fajitassss💕😂 oH or Mac and cheese!!
  • Posts: 3,495 Member

    But.... sprouts??

    Roasted brussels sprouts are amazing. I don't know that roasted brussels sprouts that have been frozen and seasoned before ben frozen are amazing (I've never tried and don't really want to). That said, roasted brussels sprouts that are fresh are one of my favorite foods - especially if they're in season (yes, that will be part of my dinner tonight).
  • Posts: 3,495 Member

    Yeah I mean, if they were roasted in bacon fat maybe....

    Before I cut down on the amount of pork I eat, I used to roast them with bacon. They are, however, also very good shredded and sauteed with duck fat.
  • Posts: 1,440 Member
    Smoothies? I like to make them as my lunch in the warmer months. With yogurt or protien powder they last a while, and knick the ice cream craving for a while... Otherwise, I kind of have a hard time relating here I guess. There are high calorie/ high satisfaction foods. And low calorie/high satisfaction foods too. I could feel just as happy munching on a plate of brussels sprouts as I am eating pizza. It's entirely relative to what I am craving lately. And now some roasted brussels sprouts sound amazing.. Too bad I'm the only one in the house that eats them. I feel wierd cooking things only for myself.
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