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I try to take advice from volume eaters, but then tailor it down some. I don't weigh my entire plate but to give an idea from when I weighed food recently: 61g egg whites 57g egg 40g (half) bagel 13g less fat cream cheese 3g butter 12g bacon 154g strawberries =340 grams = 12 oz approximately of food and to me that's pretty…

Not this one but I think new too the sweet and salty peanut butter honey. I loved it. It was salty enough - I’m always bummed when things are too sweet and not salty enough, and this was perfect. We ended up buying a box after I tried one for a snack while shopping.

I really like the pretzel mania one. It’s lightly sweet caramel flavored with nice chunks of chocolate covered pretzel that are salty - sometimes chocolate covered pretzels skimp on salt, these were good.

Take 5 is my favorite to have sweet and salty and crunchy and chewy

I log as I go, since I tend to eat what sounds good and fits in my day at the moment. If I know what I'm having though I'll prelog to save time and effort, and make sure it fits, but I don't feel at all bad tweaking amounts or "cheating" if I change my mind or am more hungry (ie if I prelog one slice of pizza, but end up…

No, I get that their in order of amount used, however in the first they don't list as "milk, cream, etc" they list "milk AND cream, other ingredients" as if milk and cream are one ingredient they added up - so for example, say there was 20g milk and 5g cream - or 25g milk and cream. In the second, with them not added, it…

There's cream in the higher one as well, just further down. I wonder if they just separated the two ingredients - but didn't necessarily lower the amount of cream since before it was counted with the milk? Is the grams in the serving size different as well, despite being 1/2 cup still?

I try to make it as enjoyable as possible, but really it's more to eat more or because I know it's good for my body,

I'm starting again post-child number 2, I now have an almost 2 year old and 5 year old, and, I don't know, about 50 lbs to lose. I'm currently 5' 6" and 200 lbs and I think my goal is around 150 +/- 5 lbs or so.

I don’t see aspartame or stevia :)

I just bought the mint chip today, I'll report back once I try it, but I haven't tried Halo Top yet to compare, I just thought for $3 it was worth a try Edit: I decided to try it, it was totally reasonable, not super minty, but I felt that way about Yasso bars too, minty enough, and a nice amount of chocolate chips, and I…

My toddler loves those veggie fries. I'm pro-hidden vegetable, and pro-super easy and these hit both. I ate them and didn't love them, though I thought they were fine, but I am not a huge onion person and I could really taste the onion.

My daughter is absolutely loving these. She's game for most granola bars, but I like how easy these are to know she's getting some protein and not basically eating a cookie LOL

I'm 7 weeks PP and EBF, with a toddler as well. I'm 5'6" 184 (about 9 lbs from prepregnancy though my weight fluctuated a bit as I was focusing on weight loss before I got a positive test), with a goal of 155.

DH wants to eat everything pumpkin and got this at Target today. I tried a spoonful and it's pretty good, not really sweet

Just tried the bacon and spinach one. I agree - they're reasonable for fast (I bet making them tastes better) I was pleased with the protein and serving size. I'll probably try the sausage and veggie one too. I've got a newborn so fast breakfast is good breakfast

I set to half a pound a week and assume breastfeeding will bump it to around 1 pound a week (which still seems reasonable given I'm 195 lbs, 5'6") But if I feel hungry, I don't stick strictly to those calories, I just try to pick something healthy and plenty of extra water to make up for BF. That worked for me with DD, but…

I felt that way about the Salted Caramel one. It sounded good, the flavor was ok, but the texture was yuck. I much prefer Oikos over Chobani (though I don't know if they have crunchy topping ones) as far as texture.

I tried the Lemon Thin Oreos and wasn't super impressed - but I'm not the most into Oreos in the first place. I did really like the Mint Thin Oreos, though.

I gained breastfeeding my first 2 years as I wasn't tracking and would grab junky food and graze all day.

With DD, I was 165 prepregnancy and 200 the last time I weighed (near 40 weeks). I was 175 the first week home from the hospital - but my weight fluctuated for 2 years before I decided to do something about it. I was 200 then, and lost 25 before getting pregnant (175) Now I'm 37 weeks pregnant and 205 so we'll see what I…

I'm 33 weeks - I've gained 25 total so far (but only 1 lb on the last month). My nausea is finally getting under control to eat real food again. Not really working out, but I'm going to try to not worry about it too much and lose weight once baby is here and I'm not throwing up and in pain ;)

It was limited edition Raspberry Cheesecake. I loved it, it was gone, I tried strawberry and creamcheese, wasn't the same.

I didn't love the cream cheese one - Cheesecake one was good though. Cinnamon and apple are probably my top 2 regular flavors.

I saw these at Wegmans - are they very coconut-y? They looked good but I didn'tgrab any.

A non-food item, but new I think: Method Cleaner has a limited edition Pomegranate scent. I really like their cleaners, but only the food smelling ones (so maybe on topic ;) ) This one smells good but is not my favorite.

Boston cream are pretty good. Raspberry Cheesecake (limited last year) were totally worth it - YUM.

Ok, tasted these today. Impression? I like them about how much I like other toaster strudels. They were reasonably tasty. Pretty close to the cinnamon ones, honestly, they were more pumpkin pie spices than pumpkin-y. For 200 calories each, they don't fit well into my day as a daily thing - they aren't filling enough to…

Mine is open. But I have been eating quite a bit of chips and pizza lately (staying in my goals, but maybe not the best inspiration ;) )

Haven't tried these yet but I like most other flavors :)