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MiaWallace 04-10-2007 10:28 AM

Anyone else addicted to bread?
 
I have been trying to lose weight for the last 5 weeks, so far it's going pretty well.

My only major weakness is bread- toast, bread and butter, sandwhiches- I just can't resist it.

I have switched to wholemeal rather than white, but I'm still eating far too much of it. (3 pieces already today :o )

Please tell me I'm not alone with my bread addiction

madaboutbooks 04-10-2007 11:05 AM

guilty as charged. i love thickly cut fresh baked white bread or those cheese topped rolls, drooling....
i too have swtched mainly to wholegrain bread + products. sometimes i will only have a bit other days i get a real craving.
tell you whats nice - s`burys do wholegrain bagels individually wrapped. i buy 1 stops me pigging out too much. mad

Firstelena 04-10-2007 11:12 AM

I am also SO addicted to bread it is unreal! As soon as I can stop eating it for a few days, the cravings go away. I'm so bad though I can't even have one piece before I go crazy! ;)

MiaWallace 04-10-2007 11:44 AM

Glad I'm not alone.

Wouldn't be so bad if I could stop at one or two slices, but once I've started I just keep going back for more.

Doughnut 04-10-2007 02:56 PM

You're so not alone. I have to freeze the bread and pull it out to defrost slice by slice because otherwise I'll eat 10 slices easy. Even then you can toast from frozen so I'm with Mad and I tend to buy bagels as you can't toast those from frozen properly. How sad am I :o

MiaWallace 04-10-2007 04:46 PM

I've decided if I'm going to lose weight I really must stop buying bread. It's just to easy to grab a sarnie or a slice of toast, before you know it half a loaf is gone. I am embarassed to admit how much I can through in a day.

fee2482 04-10-2007 05:02 PM

I eat a lot of Bread too, I find it easy to get 2 slice toast for Breakfast because I can eat it on the move.

chimichanga 04-11-2007 12:30 AM

Amen, sister, bread is the devil!! :lol:

sockmonkey70 04-11-2007 01:43 AM

hehe ok I am not from the UK but I just couldn't resist. What about fresh homemade breads? My grandma makes a couple of different loaves for me everytime I goto see her and it is divine..She makes a raisin nut bread, a delicious plain white bread with an extra thick crust, wheat breads, banana breads..one time even a choclate chip bread...ahhhhh.

Bread is great :)

bubblebug12 04-11-2007 02:57 AM

I love bread, rye and italian are the ones that really tempt me!

Sarah Ann 04-11-2007 08:34 AM

I love bread..... big hunks of really fresh bread (any colour) preferably with proper butter :drool: but I think I've got some kind of wheat/yeast intolerance because it makes me puff up if I eat more than one small slice a day. :( :( I only found this out when I started eating low GI because bread has always featured very heavily in my life.

Have you tried the Food Doctor mixed grain bagels? Yummy with Philadelipa Lite and grapes.

JennyJuno 04-16-2007 06:56 AM

I love all bread. Big, little, brown, white, nutty, bread, bread, bread. Any other carb you can keep, but don't take away my bread.

peacock 2 04-16-2007 11:32 AM

I am being good now but I did used to fill up on it. If I went to a restaurant and the bread was really good (like the carawy rye bread I have once) well, so d the rest of the meal bring on the bread!!! I don't bother with breadsticks in restaurants tho sadly I demolish them at my book club!!!

Cheryl14 04-16-2007 11:51 AM

I truly believe I could live on homemade bread with butter! It is DEFINITELY one of my triggers. Others are chocolate, chips, and cheese. I had never heard of the word "trigger" until a couple of years ago. A "trigger" is some food that for the life of you, you just can't be trusted eating a small portion of it. It is easier for me to COMPLETELY RESIST one of my triggers than it is just eating a small portion!

angelicatoo 06-01-2007 06:54 AM

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Originally Posted by Cheryl14 (Post 1654907)
I truly believe I could live on homemade bread with butter! It is DEFINITELY one of my triggers. Others are chocolate, chips, and cheese. I had never heard of the word "trigger" until a couple of years ago. A "trigger" is some food that for the life of you, you just can't be trusted eating a small portion of it. It is easier for me to COMPLETELY RESIST one of my triggers than it is just eating a small portion!

So the only answer is to not to buy it or go anywhere near it then? I use my son as an excuse to buy bread then its me that ends up eating it all.

clairec 06-10-2007 02:53 PM

My gym instructor said I must limit myself to no more than 2 pieces of wholemeal per day as it is likely that is where a lot of my excess calories are coming from. Yes, I was extremely addicted too!

I have managed to control the bread intake now that I exercise regulary, I couldn't have done it otherwise.

Casandra 06-10-2007 05:26 PM

I dont know if I can live without cheese on toast :(

I'm pretty sure that's my all time uber weakness.

clairec 06-10-2007 05:32 PM

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Originally Posted by Casandra (Post 1727387)
I dont know if I can live without cheese on toast :(

I'm pretty sure that's my all time uber weakness.

Have that for your lunch then! I find it is about portion control. I have cheese most days and a scoop of ice cream (low fat in both cases, of course) and am managing to lose. Its probably helping actually as I dont feel like I am going without.

Hope that helps.:carrot:

walking2lose 06-10-2007 05:44 PM

I realize that it's not the same thing, but have you tried switching to wraps? There isn't the same temptation to overeat a low carb whole wheat tortilla as there is a nice soft piece of bread. I rarely buy bread, but I do eat one tortilla every morning with 3 egg whites and sometimes a slice of low fat cheese (breakfast burrito). Sometimes I take a turkey wrap to school instead of a sandwich. Just a thought...

peacock 2 06-11-2007 11:38 AM

I do like it but not sure if it likes me! I do sometimes get stomach crampting afterwards but not all the time. However toast is a comfort food. I don't get it that often. However I have occasional cravings for French sticks or the Eastern European (Polish/Ukranian/whatever) Rye bread with caraway seeds in it and I do like a bit of pitta with houmous!

clairec 06-11-2007 01:43 PM

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Originally Posted by peacock 2 (Post 1728265)
I do like it but not sure if it likes me! I do sometimes get stomach crampting afterwards but not all the time. However toast is a comfort food. I don't get it that often. However I have occasional cravings for French sticks or the Eastern European (Polish/Ukranian/whatever) Rye bread with caraway seeds in it and I do like a bit of pitta with houmous!

Do you eat white or wholemeal? I avoid white at all costs because I experience the same as you when I eat it. If I eat wholemeal I am okay.

ninababes 06-11-2007 05:33 PM

Hi there :) yep can say im there on the bread front i absolutely love warm just baked bread mmmmmmm and asda is so evil coz evertime u go in it always smells of freshly baked bread. I moved away from bread as soon as i started at weight watchers and have ryvitas instead, the only time i tend to eat bread now is if im out and grab a sandwich but i always feel sluggish and lethargic afterwards

peacock 2 06-12-2007 03:48 AM

Hi ninababes - I read your name as nine babies! Yes I avoid going in supermarkets when the may be baking!

ClaireC - I prefer Rye or wholemeal but it depends on my finances of course.


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