Sweets if ending day under calorie goal?
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I have two dove promises every night. I log them first thing in the morning :-) That is 88 calories a day I am not givng up. I have found that straight chocolate really hits the spot. Really good dark chocolate (55%-70%) is really good as well. I sometimes melt it down and drizzle it over fruit with a bit of whipped cream :-)0
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my 'go to' sweet treat these days is four twizzlers ~ sweet but not too too bad ~ and it does the trick!0
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Look this is about a lifestyle change. Think of the calories as a budget ; you can spend it on whatever you want as long as you stay within the budget. I don't know about you, but I don't want to imagine a diet that doesn't include the occasional piece of chocolate.0
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It's all calories in, calories out. You could eat crap all day and as long as you were under your calorie goal, you could still lose weight.0
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Reward yourself every once in a while!0
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Everything in M-O-D-E-R-A-T-I-O-N. I'm a chocoholic to the nth degree and if I have calories left over, I go for a Hershey's special dark kiss or a Girl Scouts thin mints cookie (which are my fave this time of year). I just need to remember to eat the serving size if it fits into my calorie goal. If you deprive yourself, you''ll be setting yourself up to fail. You can do this!! Enjoy this process as you reap the results.0
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Why ruin a perfectly good day with sweets and rubbish?0
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Absolutely!!0
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If I have extra calories at the end of the day I will often times eat a treat.0
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I have a 170cal Reese's peanut butter egg almost every single night.
I've lost 13lbs since Jan 31. I eat amazing all day and work out hard and after dinner I want to have sweets so guess what, I have them.
99.99% of the time my little treats never put me over, and if they do then it's only by a couple calories.
I rule my diet, it doesn't rule me.0 -
Look this is about a lifestyle change. Think of the calories as a budget ; you can spend it on whatever you want as long as you stay within the budget. I don't know about you, but I don't want to imagine a diet that doesn't include the occasional piece of chocolate.
Absolutely!0 -
Nothing is off limits in my world.
This is me too. I just make sure things are in my calorie allowance, including wine, carbs, sweets, etc. The main way I am able to do this is via additional exercise. I do try not to go overboard, but I do try to limit things a bit - eg, save wine for the weekends only.
By not depriving myself,I feel like I'm on an eating plan I can now sustain for life.0 -
Personally, I try to limit my sweets, because I am aiming to limit added sugar/processed sweeteners.
So I try to keep the sweets only 2-3 times a week.
For daily consumption, I stick to fruit or greek yogurt + fruit or hot chocolate that is minimally processed (this counts against my "added sugar target for the week)
When TOM comes to town my sweet cravings increase, and I might give in a little bit more, but not daily.0 -
Chocolate and peanut butter are my weakness
can i get your recipe for peanut butter pie?
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Heck yes! I make mini cookies (2tsp) bake them and freeze them... when I have some extra calories left I pull them out and enjoy. Or a bowl of captain crunch! Ha!0
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Thanks everyone! I don't feel so bad about my sweet tooth now....lol i dont do it everynight but a few times a week if I have calories left over0
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I have a 170cal Reese's peanut butter egg almost every single night.
I've lost 13lbs since Jan 31. I eat amazing all day and work out hard and after dinner I want to have sweets so guess what, I have them.
99.99% of the time my little treats never put me over, and if they do then it's only by a couple calories.
I rule my diet, it doesn't rule me.
OP, I have 3,4, even 6 Cadbury mini eggs (the kind that are solid milk chocolate covered with a crunchy shell) many days. I can nurse three or four of them for a good 20 minutes! A huge treat, and if I can spare the 50-60 calories, I am going to do it if I feel like it. What I am doing now is MUCH more reasonable than what I would treat myself to in days of old!0 -
I eat organic dark chocolate every day. It is always 70% or higher and I just make sure I have the calories for it.0
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