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What are you "not a fan" of?
So it seems like a lot of people love greek yogurt and eat it regularly. It's low in calories and high in protein. There was a sale on it 2 weeks ago, so I picked some up. Trouble is, it turns out I'm not a fan, and it's still in my fridge. I much prefer regular low fat yogurt.
My question for you: What "healthy" or "popular" food are you not a fan of? |
Quinoa.
Cous cous has lower calories and tastes better! |
I'm not a fan of low fat or fat free dairy. I used to eat fat free all the time till last year started Atkins and switch to full fat. I just can't go back to LF or FF, it taste really bad to me now. I bought a FF Greek yogurt thinking I could save 40 calories and I just couldn't finish it, it was very artificial and just plain gross. Still in my fridge and thinking giving it to my brother lol.
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^ UGH ALL OF THIS - especially 0% Greek yogurt, I think fat free Greek yogurt is why so many people dislike Greek yogurt. Icelandic yogurt, same thing.
Cereal, oatmeal, crackers, whole grain whatever - out of my radar. I'm not big on black beans or lentils. I hate raw carrots. Frozen yogurt, cupcakes, macaroons, sorbet, sherbet, any "delicate" dessert items really. |
Vegetables! They're like the ultimate health food & I can't stand most of them. I am finding ways to get them in my belly though.
Also, low fat salad dressings. Also, coconut water. One sip made me want to vomit. |
cottage cheese!
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Reduced fat and fat free dressings. Gross! I am a big Ranch person, and light and fat free Ranch is the grossest thing. Diet pop is another; there are a couple that are ok, but some are just not great. The sweetners in diet pop just almost have a sickly sweet taste. Though I haven't been drinking pop, and before the diet it was only Ginger Ale, and just one can a day. Skim milk is another - you might as well drink water lol
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Greek yogurt of any kind, low fat or fat free dairy
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All the other stuff mentioned I like LOL! |
Greek yogurt is disgusting...it tastes like sour milk. I'm still looking for some kind of alternative for it as opposed to mayo or sour cream.
Pretty much any dressing that says low fat...I'll skip it or try to make my own. Asparagus and brussel sprouts. I love veggies, but I've just never cared for either of these. Pomegranates I haven't liked in any form. And as strange as this is - water. I hate drinking just plain water - I almost always have to put something in it. |
brussel sprouts, kale, carrots. and i've recently lost my taste for diet soda-i've been drinking it since i was like 7, and i just recently started tasting more chemicals and less soda when i drink it! i still do, but my two-a-day habit has become more like 2-a-week.
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not a big fan of tomatoes :barf:
they make the sandwich soggy and I hate soggy bread !! :nono: so whenever I order a sandwich at the deli.. I go 'no tomatoes please' :^: You should see the looks I get !!! :o |
Low fat dairy. I don't do dairy well, or carbs well, so upping the milk sugars and lowering the fat has NO benefit (and the taste is sub par, too!).
I'm not a fan of hummus, with rare exception. I have had one recipe of it that I liked and the rest gag me. Which is funny, because straight chickpeas (roasted or otherwise) are delicious. Huh. BEETS! I tried to like them, but they still taste like sweet dirt. |
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I was right there with you until you said "cous cous." Might as well be Quinoa. Quote:
The difference is that if you compare the fat and calories of the two for 1/2 cup, the low fat whipped cottage cheese has 90 cal and 1g fat, whereas the ricotta has 140 calories and 9g fat. Quote:
There is probably a lot of things I could list that I don't like. I remember seeing a thread a while back on the topic of "Foods that most people like, but I do not." That was an interesting read. For me, one of those things is tomatoes. I think its the texture more than anything else. |
Been eating a lot of fish, I feel like it's punishment for being fat haha.
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