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Old 02-03-2010, 05:35 PM   #1  
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Arrow Im NOT willing to give up....

what are some foods you are not willing to give up and that you work into your diet? or what are some "food substitutes" your are not willing to incorporate into your diets??

Mine are:
Creamy Dressings- i LOVE ranch, and do NOT like lowfat/fat free dressings!
Creamy Soups- i just tried 98% FF broccoli cheddar soup.. GROSS!

thats all i can think of right now! i know i have more!
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Old 02-03-2010, 05:50 PM   #2  
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yeah i really like *real* fatty dressing as well. its a weakness. ; D
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Old 02-03-2010, 05:52 PM   #3  
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what are some foods you are not willing to give up and that you work into your diet?
I'm not willing to give up ANYTHING! This is a new way of eating for me, a new way of life. Unless I'm willing to live without it forever.....I'm not willing to give it up while reducine calories.

I eat everything, in moderation. I do limit my intake of certain foods because it tends to trigger cravings....but there's no one food I completely cut out.
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Old 02-03-2010, 06:49 PM   #4  
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Burgers! I love them. But, I'll make my own instead of the ones from a box...worse yet, the drive thru. I'll add veggies and use whole grain bread. I still don't eat them alot (maybe twice a month), but I need that beef fix every now and then.
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Old 02-03-2010, 06:56 PM   #5  
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I'm not a fan of low fat cheese, but it's something I don't really overeat, so I don't worry about it. I don't like low cal dressings either. Blech.

Really, the only stuff I've cut out is the stuff I don't have an off switch for and it is better that way (for me). Probably the biggest example is garlic bread, or anything that features bread and its BFF, butter.
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Old 02-03-2010, 07:05 PM   #6  
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I love love love my daily dark chocolate fix.
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Old 02-03-2010, 07:22 PM   #7  
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I'm with you ladies I refuse to give up my ranch, thin and healthy just wouldn't be the same without it
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I'm with you ladies I refuse to give up my ranch, thin and healthy just wouldn't be the same without it
LOL, I'm wondering what kind of face showed on your signature meter thing. It's ......er.....huge!
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Old 02-03-2010, 07:56 PM   #9  
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LOL, I'm wondering what kind of face showed on your signature meter thing. It's ......er.....huge!
lol, i thought about that too.


I won't give up soda completely, but I've cut back A LOT. I now have like one a week, sometimes less.
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Old 02-03-2010, 08:16 PM   #10  
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Sweet and low!!! I know it's awful but I love it in cofee, smoothies, tea, etc.

It used to be soda, but I have since given that up and don't miss it a bit!
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CHOCOLATE! I don't eat the pseudo-chocolate like Hershey's or stuff filled with tons of junk (nougats, caramels, crisped rice...ick ick ick) but you'll have to tear my 80% dark Lindt out of my cold, dead hands.

And I can't stand brown rice and have kept my nice, sticky white short grain. Sorry, but an extra 2 grams of fiber per serving is not worth it to me.

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Old 02-03-2010, 08:22 PM   #12  
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Have you tried V8 veggie soups? They have some yummy looking flavors, and they're only 100cal/serving. And they're thick and creamy like broccoli and butternut squash and stuff. I haven't tried it yet, but I have a few in the cupboard.

I refuse to give up chocolate, I'm just learning to enjoy it in a different way. For example, my "treat" breakfast is chocolate cheerios. 100cal for 3/4 cups (I usually have 1 cup). They taste like Coco Puffs, lol. Also, this sounds kind of weird, but I make chocolate banana smoothies. 1 Jello Temptations pudding cups (60 cal), 1 banana, and a bit of orange juice (just makes it smoother and sweeter). Sometimes I'll add strawberries or a spoonful of peanutbutter. And then ice. The whole thing is about 200cal, it's very decadent, and it's filling and takes awhile to eat.

Mashed potatos and fries. Fortunately, I love sweet potatos, so learning how to season and prepare sweet potatos and also eating in moderation, I've been able to enjoy my spuds in a much healthier way.
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It's weird I really don't mind the fat free ranch or fat free italian, I just don't notice a difference. I am with TKM I don't like brown rice at all and if I am going to have rice and broccoli for lunch I would much rather have white rice! Same with pastas, I occasionally cook with whole wheat pasta but I will not entirely give up my carb filled pasta lol also I have a glass of chocolate milk a day, its fat free milk and the 1/2 the carbs/cals/sugar chocolate syrup so its not all that bad but I loveeee chocolate milk lol
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Pepsi! and damnit I know if I just give up the stupid pop it will help soo much better but I can't. =(
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Gosh, there are so many things I refuse to give up... lol. That's probably why I'm losing so slow! A few include: Chocolate (or sweets in general), diet coke, and mexican!
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