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how often do you eat any kind of sweet?

jpfrimmer
Posts: 134
I was wondering how often you all eat any kind of sweet. It could be anything from chocolate, baked goods, doughnuts, or even skinny cow ice cream/candy or a fiber one brownie. I usually have something like this every day, but of course I make sure it fits into my calorie allowance for the day. I'm trying to eat more clean and get rid of some of the sugar I'm consuming, but I just like sweets way too much!
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Every single day! No use in depriving myself of things I love.0
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Every day for me too. This is a lifestyle change and I cannot live w/o chocolate!!!
Moderation is key for me lol
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I work sweets (and sweet flavored) things into my mealplan, to avoid those horrible sweet cravings before they happen!
Usually I have this a day=
+Cereal with sugar substitute (really is awesome for sugar cravings)
+Soda pop cupcake (65 cals when topped with FF whip cream. Search for em if you haven't heard of them - cupcakes made with cake mix and diet soda. I use sugar free pillsbury cake mix for lower cals.)
Sometimes, if I'm really craving sweets, I'll use:
+Oatmeal flavored with SF/FF pudding mix (butterscotch is my favorite - yum.)
+A piece of sugar free chocolate from Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory. (Their assorted chocolates are about 73 cals each.)0 -
If I truly want something bad I just stick to the portion, log the cals, and make sure I work out that day! If I work out and want some gummy bears...I'm gonna have some! haha I think the key is to keep track of the cals bc junk food can add up really fast!0
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I tried cutting out all sweets for a while. I lasted two weeks. I started going kinda crazy and I have always had a pretty bad sweet tooth. So I caved one night and ended up eating those 2 weeks worth of sweets..... whoops. So now I'm being more realistic about it and allowing myself one "cheat" per day (as I like to call it) so I don't go crazy after being deprived.0
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Every single day! No use in depriving myself of things I love.
Damn straight! I'm with you on this one!0 -
Every single day! No use in depriving myself of things I love.
Me too. I just calculate as part of my calories. If I don't have some then I will be just craving them. So, I reward myself with small treats that I measure and ration.0 -
Every night! I save enough calories to have a delicious desert every night. It helps me stay on track throughout the day and keeps me from having a binge.0
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I have something sweet every day.0
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Just about every day. Either a piece of chocolate or a serving of ice cream. And fruit if that counts (it's sweet and has sugar). I'll also sweeten tea or seltzer water w/ lemon or lime juice using stevia extract.0
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i eat a tonne of fruit every day.0
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Every day! There's no way I could cut out sweets completely...life's too short to not eat chocolate!0
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Every day! I allow myself one single indulgence a day. I like Hersheys kisses...one or two fills the void.0
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Almost daily, if's it's in my calorie allowance. It helps me keep in check. If I had to deprive myself of treats I don't think I'd be doing so well.0
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A couple times a week at the least. And I always fit it into my calories for the day, and I eat it a lot slower than I used to. A healthier version of any sort of sweet is just a google search away:)
I don't keep things like oreos or chocolate in my house because no matter how hard I try, I am powerless to stop when it comes to certain sweets.0 -
If you count fruit, every couple of hours.0
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I live by the 90/10 rule!
I eat 90% great food and 10% junk food!0 -
I've taken to having a square of 72% dark chocolate every evening.
When I'm craving sugar, Chobani nonfat fruit-flavored Greek yogurt usually hits the spot. Or I'll have fresh fruit (strawberries and apples, usually) and vanilla almond milk. Or I'll make a smoothie with a banana, Greek yogurt, all-natural peanut butter, and unsweetened cocoa powder. All the deliciousness, none of the guilt!0 -
Everyday for me to, but I'm alot better than I use to be. In the past I was a major junk food junky, now I usually have something sweet after dinner and sometimes a late night snack.0
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Every single day! No use in depriving myself of things I love.
Damn straight! I'm with you on this one!
^^^^ THIS!! All the way. And I still lost all my weight, plus some!0 -
When I get the craving for it. But not as much as I would eat.0
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Daily, however it does not represent the majority of my diet.0
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Most or all days.0
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Every night :bigsmile:
Chocolate pudding, Redi-whip and a graham cracker or Frozen Grasshopper cookies0 -
Every single day! No use in depriving myself of things I love.
^ This. IIFYM.0 -
i couldn't give up chocolate. i have a small piece everyday and it makes me happy.0
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I just drank a strawberry & almond milk protein shake that was delicious!0
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everyday unless I'm just not feeling it. The definition of "sweets" is kind of vague though since fruit is sweet and I eat it often.0
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Almost every day.0
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