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CamiToo 08-13-2009 01:01 AM

Doughnut "Craving"
 
I went grocery shopping today and saw some luscious looking doughnuts at the store. I stared at them and I'll admit that my tastebuds REALLY wanted one. But it wasn't on today's food list. So I bargained with myself that if I REALLLY want one in a week, I'll hit a good bakery and get a GOOD doughnut instead of a grocery store one. I didn't purchase the unwanted doughnut and honestly, I don't believe I'll want one in a week. I only wanted it because I saw it there and was hungry. I'm feeling rather pleased with my restraint.:D

Anyone else not eat something today that they wanted, but which wasn't on plan?

Thighs Be Gone 08-13-2009 01:11 AM

OMG--I hear ya girl..I adore, adore donuts..I crave them--them and friggin' buttercream bakery cakes...OMG

Eat before you get to the store. I swear they don't look as tempting that way.

LuvMyMr 08-13-2009 02:00 AM

Jellybeans and cake. I stared at them, even circled back to look at them again. LOL peanut butter cookies was another one. I did pick up the package and smell them. Twice. :D Hey at least they didn't go in my basket! I was very proud of myself! :)

sophiebean 08-13-2009 05:09 AM

some days i think i'd do anything for a jam doughnut!...

rockinrobin 08-13-2009 06:10 AM

For me, that's the time my cravings hit, when I SEE something. And I'll be like, boy that looks GOOD, I really WANT it. NOW. But I KNOW, that once it's out of sight - it's out of mind. And you pass the aisle, and within a few mere minutes, the craving passes. Ahhhh. All is good.

Great job. That's the way to do it. Just keep on doing it. :)

sophiebean 08-13-2009 06:23 AM

i think the hardest thing actually is when you go shopping and they're giving away free samples of cakes or biscuits.... i find that really hard.

SoulSurvivor 08-13-2009 06:27 AM

loool I get these cravings ALL the time - but I always convince myself out of them. Yesterday a girl I know was talking about having some hot chocolate fudge cake with cream and my mouth was watering at the thought of it...

Sunnigummi 08-13-2009 07:45 AM

Originally Posted by sophiebean:
i think the hardest thing actually is when you go shopping and they're giving away free samples of cakes or biscuits.... i find that really hard.

Grocery stores around me are cheapskates and don't offer free samples of anything. :mad: I shouldn't complain, I'm a Costco member and I eat the free samples of stuff they have. Actually, I like those samples, because once I eat the sample sized serving, my craving's gone. Like last weekend they had cheesecake samples and I got a spoonful and that was it - done, no more craving for dessert. I don't have as big a sweet tooth as some people I know, so maybe that's why it's easier for me. If they were offering savory foods, I'd probably knock my granny over to get another one. :p

pintobean 08-13-2009 08:03 AM

:woohoo: on the restraint! I can totally understand it is hard.

Donuts don't get me excited but cake is totally another story ;). You put cake in front of me and it is a battle going in my head - to eat or not to eat. I have a terrible sweet tooth.

TXJess 08-13-2009 09:14 AM

My husband went to the store last night specifically to get a half gallon of chocolate ice cream with caramel swirls and caramel cups. :mad:

I'm more mad at the diabetic friend of ours who won a years supply of ice cream and is now giving my husband the weekly coupons! :D Luckily I put on headphones and resisted even licking the spoon. I could have done without the "Man, that was good ice cream" comment afterwards though. Heh.

Pita09 08-13-2009 09:49 AM

Our Publix is a very conniving place because they have the store set up that after I go through the produce, I have to walk through the bakery to get to the meats and dairy. Publix has a VERY good looking bakery. However, I've gotten in the habit of trying not to look on those yummy creations with the thought of wanting them. Instead, I tell them right to their little frosted faces, covered in pretty sprinkles that I do not want them because they are evil. It doesn't always work, but yesterday I did feel a victory over the pastry. ;)

Great job you did in resisting your temptation. Keep it up!! :carrot:

Tomato 08-13-2009 09:51 AM

Good job!
I find donuts completely disgusting and I never eat them. On a few occasions I even bought a dozen donuts for my team (they all ADORE them) and I am not even tempted to have one. It's nothing but lard and sugar. And the latest Tim Horton's commercial for the Blueberry Bloom Donut would just make me puke.
A donut with sprinkles (blech!) and some gooey sugary jam in the middle in which you are supposed to dip the "petals". Normally, I am not a person who would toss food in trash because I would consider it horrible waste but I would not have a problem tossing a donut. I would not give it even to my dogs.

Onederchic 08-13-2009 10:06 AM

Originally Posted by TXJess:
My husband went to the store last night specifically to get a half gallon of chocolate ice cream with caramel swirls and caramel cups. :mad:

I'm more mad at the diabetic friend of ours who won a years supply of ice cream and is now giving my husband the weekly coupons! :D Luckily I put on headphones and resisted even licking the spoon. I could have done without the "Man, that was good ice cream" comment afterwards though. Heh.


That ice cream sounds divine :o :|. I don't know if I could have resisted. Great job :hug:

dragonwoman64 08-13-2009 10:39 AM

I have a thing for muffins and found out how many more calories muffins have than doughnuts, yikes.

yesterday, I was in the grocery store and right near the checkout counter (gee, why is that??) I saw a marzipan Ritter bar. Ritter bars are German, omg, I love them. And with the marzipan, over the top. I actually had a dialog with myself: you can eat it slowly, it won't be that bad....

I passed it by, heh heh.

Thighs Be Gone 08-13-2009 10:56 AM

Originally Posted by Tomato:
It's nothing but lard and sugar.


I find that this fact has ZERO impact on discouraging my tastebuds.


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