Ok, this seems a bit weird to me, because I've noticed this happening only quite recently.
I spent some time around my health concious mother and sister both over the holidays (I lost 10lbs from visiting the USA, a country with "better" food and over the holiday season as well!!!) and they came to visit me in the UK last summer. I fell in love with red pepper hummus. My mom ate it on cream crackers with a wedge of laughing cow cheese, spread over about 3-4 crackers with a light layer of hummus on top. I thought this was an excellent snack idea, so I kept up with it. I started eating veggies with red pepper hummus and everything until a few weeks ago....Thanks to the super bowl...
I discovered red pepper hummus makes a great dip for potato chips. X____x
A whole tub of the stuff and a "regular" (not the super sized one) sized pack of potato chips was pretty much all I had for dinner that night and I just hate to think of how much fat I consumed at my own personal super bowl party
Crazy, I know...
My head is in two minds with itself. Hummus = "yay, healthy!"...Crisps = "not so much". Argh
I'm starting to see this bad habit filter into my dietary staples. I'll have a huge calorific lunch, but it was ok because "I had a piece of fruit with it" etc! Now I'm having moderation/portion control issues as well as a heck of a lethargy mist that's settled on my shoulders.
Any words of encouragement to get me back on board would be greatly appreciated! I needed that vent!