Confession Time! ((ABSOLUTELY NO JUDGEMENT))

If it was peanut butter with nutella though, I'd be done for. Or anything with nutella. Hell, just give me the whole jar.

On a slightly related note- I have recently made the discovery of cashew butter. It's so very good, and richer in flavor then peanut butter.

quiksylver296 wrote: »

Oooh, I love cashews. I tried almond butter and was underwhelmed.

ETA: I'm sure I've confessed this before, but Nutella does nothing for me. Hazelnuts and chocolate are not a good combo, in my book.

I feel the same about almond butter. The next on my list to try is pecan butter. But at 10 bucks or so for a tiny little jar, I'll have to wait a while on that splurge!

Beka3695 wrote: »

OK, I'm gonna go have my boring oatmeal and wish it was waffles.

Yep. I'm having my boring greek yogurt.

Crafty_camper123 wrote: »

If it was peanut butter with nutella though, I'd be done for. Or anything with nutella. Hell, just give me the whole jar.

On a slightly related note- I have recently made the discovery of cashew butter. It's so very good, and richer in flavor then peanut butter.

https://youfreshnaturals.com/

I've ordered jars from this brand a few times.

My favorite was his take on Dunkaroos & the one that tasted like Fruity Pebbles.

Susieq_1994 wrote: »

quiksylver296 wrote: »

Beka3695 wrote: »

OK, I'm gonna go have my boring oatmeal and wish it was waffles.

Yep. I'm having my boring greek yogurt.

I'm in Belgium, eating ridiculous amounts of seriously amazing waffles. I'll think of you guys as I eat them!

Lucky!!! So jealous!

trimwithangie wrote: »

i seriously need to make some friends to keep me accountable. I keep getting on track and falling off it... this is soo annoying!!

I am friending you. I have just gotten my head back in the game and I am 100% on track with food. I need someone to tell me to get off my @$$ and exercise

crosbylee wrote: »

Starting a new challenge on Monday with our Jeep group. Lost 16 last round and hope to keep myself on track and lose more on this round. Exercise seems to be the hardest part for me.

Nice. Do you do activities as a group, or is it an individual challenge where you just check in?

katermari wrote: »

i am a closet binge eater

Hugs! Do you legit have the disorder or have a doughnut in your car every evening on the way home?

Car calories count... that was a hard habit for me to break!

katermari wrote: »

i am a closet binge eater

I have to stop eating whatever I can grab as soon as I get home, before dinner. Old habits are working their way in and I need to lose them again.

I confess that I couldn’t do a standing quad stretch until I lost 25 pounds. It was definitely because I was too fat! I’m glad I can do it now, but I’m still working on putting my feet up over behind my head from a lying position (a yoga move I don’t know the name for). I’m working on it!

Momjogger wrote: »

I confess that I couldn’t do a standing quad stretch until I lost 25 pounds. It was definitely because I was too fat! I’m glad I can do it now, but I’m still working on putting my feet up over behind my head from a lying position (a yoga move I don’t know the name for). I’m working on it!

Plow?

arditarose wrote: »

sigh...When I found that I couldn't eat peanut butter in moderation, and had to get it out of my apartment ASAP, I not only threw it away-I drowned the jar in water first so I wouldn't be tempted...

I can't believe I shared that.

Same here. There are certain foods I just can't enjoy at home. I only bring home the powdered peanut butter. I can give things peanut flavour but its not nearly delicious enough to binge on.

I can also relate to needing to destroy things.... usually the last few bites of an entire tub of ice cream. I know it's either down the sink or down my throat (usually down my throat though). I once rinsed a room-mates sorbet down the drain because she was away and it was too tempting.