Food Weaknesses

[Anonymous No.5197984]

Why cant I stop eating these? They're not even that great,but fly through a package in like 2 days.

[Anonymous No.5197990]

Because you haven't discovered these yet.

[Anonymous No.5197995]

>>5197984
Donuts. They're the only thing I simply will not deny.

Cake, brownies, cookies, pies... whatever. Donuts are my jam. Sometimes they even are filled with jam and that makes them 3x better.

[Anonymous No.5197996]

>>5197984
This. They're not even that fun to eat. I just don't know why I'm so addicted to peeling and eating string cheese as fast as humanly possible.

[Anonymous No.5198024]

>go grocery shopping
>buy usual+bag of chips to snack on while driving
>get home
>Chips all gone
everytime

[Anonymous No.5198025]

Pretzels

Fucking pretzels. I fucking love them.

They're the reason I only lost 60 pounds instead of 80 last year. And they're the reason I'll never get down to normal.

[Anonymous No.5198028]

My apple tree is fucking exploding this season, it's so hard to resist eating like 40 per day.
going to stew and freeze around 100 to have the comfiest winter nights ever. plus I hate to waste them.

[Anonymous No.5198030]

All salty snacks. I need to quit them cold turkey cause I have 20 more pounds to lose. I gained like 5 back in the last 4 weeks :(

I just love things that are crunchy and salty. And if they're even remotely spicy as well I'm just sent into an orgasmic state.

[Anonymous No.5198031]

>>5198024
where'd they go?

[Anonymous No.5198037]

>>5198025
These are so expensive in Australia but every now and again I treat myself.

[Anonymous No.5198044]

>>5198030
popadoms and plain, salted popcorn may appeal to you while still being pretty low cal
don't cold turkey things that you like that much, it will only make binging more tempting and make you feel like shit after you do eat them. if you're doing things right, 1-200 cal of salty snacks every day won't signficantly hinder your ability to lose weight.

[Anonymous No.5198050]

>>5198044
Nah I can do it. Last year I lost 30 lbs. I still have about 20-25 to go (I assume these ones will be much harder to lose). I was able to quit eating all snacks, munched on apples throughout the year really. Once I really motivate myself I don't end up binging on anything. It's just that the last 4 or so weeks I kinda let myself eat whatever I wanted, need to change that next week.

[Anonymous No.5198061]

>>5198050
30lbs isn't much for a whole year dude.
Depending on where you're at, what your goal is and how much you're cutting things could be inherently harder.
I just hope you're not a healthy weight trying to be a skeleton.

[Anonymous No.5198068]

>>5198061
It wasn't over the whole year I think about 8 months or so. I went down from 197 to 165, goal weight is 145-140. I guess 30lbs isn't so much but then again it's not good to lose too much weight quickly either. Plus I don't want to be on a strict diet for too long cause it gets really boring.

[Anonymous No.5198074]

I go through a third of a handle of bottom shelf vodka every single night.

I drink it out of a glass, at room temperature, straight.

I went to a liquor store right across the boarder (next door to the grocery store I go to once or twice a month, where they sell their own cheap vodka and there isn't sale's tax), and contemplated buying a case of vodka.

Long story short, I should have bought a case (6 handles, at $11 each), but for some reason didn't.

>i budget, buy in bulk, cook for the week, freeze shit, but throw my money away on alcohol and cigarettes when i could afford to buy that shit in bulk
>tfw the shit that's going to kill you is draining your bank account because you don't want to be judged by the family owned liquor store around the corner, even though you end up buying their cheapest handle of vodka 2-3 times every week - usually when you're obviously drunk

[Anonymous No.5198075]

>>5198031
Inhaled them kirby-style

[Anonymous No.5198076]

>>5197990
>Snack Patrol

This shit is designed for stoners.

[Anonymous No.5198094]

>>5197984
>String cheese

Instead of striping thin pieces take whole bites. I guarantee you'll get sick of them then.

[Anonymous No.5198103]

>>5198074

I stopped buying handles.and stockpiling alcohol in my house.

If it's in within easy access, I'll drink copious amounts of it every day until it's all gone.

See this "at home" bar? I could never build one of those. I'd drink every bottle within a week. Even the nasty liqueurs and aperitifs that are only intended as cocktail ingredients.

I'm not an alcoholic, I just can't handle myself when booze IS RIGHT THERE.

[Anonymous No.5198107]

>>5198103
>If it's in within easy access, I'll drink copious amounts of it
>I'd drink every bottle within a week
>Even the nasty liqueurs and aperitifs that are only intended as cocktail ingredients
> I just can't handle myself when booze IS RIGHT THERE

>I'm not an alcoholic

wat

[Anonymous No.5198114]

>>5198068
Height and gender?
For me, putting even the slightest amount of thought into what I eat means running a huge deficit without going hungry.
You might want to look into intermittent fasting. It's highly controversial and would piss a lot of dietitians off, but personally i'm backing it.
I'm skinny as hell, if this claim proves anything to you. I want to bulk up a bit, but deliberately eating more feels kinda dirty to me. Only time I feel like eating a lot is post-exercise, and that's good because muscle repair is maximized.

tl;dr: comfortable and intelligent lifestyle changes>drastic, excessive and/or inconsistent pain/commercial fad diets

[Anonymous No.5198123]

>>5198107
I've known a few alcoholics and they haven't had the self-control to not go out and spend their last pennies on cheap booze. I doubt the dude's an alcoholic if he isn't dependant on it and just gets tempted easily.
The all or nothing mentality isn't too great tho

[Anonymous No.5198130]

Pretty much anything if I have it next to me at my battlestation. Chocolate chips, peanuts, actual nuts, cereal...

[Anonymous No.5198170]

>>5198028
>when they're warm on the tree from the sun and perfectly ripe

Damn son you like like a fucking king
We used to have a couple of royal gala trees at my old house when I was growing up it was so great

[Anonymous No.5198174]

>>5198170
*live like

[Anonymous No.5198183]

>>5198170
aha yeah it's pretty nice. I didn't plant it, it's just been on the property since long before i've lived here and seems to have done crazy well this time round, so my maintenance routine mustn't be too bad.
there's oranges, lemons, a few grapes and grapefruit here too, but apples are by far my favorite. aside from mangos which won't grow here naturally :(

[Anonymous No.5198195]

i can't go back to other yoghurt after eating this stuff, it is literally crack.

[Anonymous No.5198197]

>>5198028
My dad has 7 apple trees, and makes the shittiest pies ever with store crust and sucralose.
>slab of white flour and fat
>if I use artificial sweetener, it won't make me fatter :^)

[Anonymous No.5198227]

>>5198197
apple pies would be great actually. I might make a couple. and apple crumble come to think of it, haven't had that in so long but it was a big childhood feature.
Brown sugar and honey are the best. lol if he's actually trying to lose weight this way, wouldn't surprise me. my mom makes similarly pathetic efforts.
If you like a food that people say is bad for you, you shouldn't necessarily have to feel bad about eating it though. Life's too short for that. A good body isn't the be all and end all of happiness for everyone, personally I plan to stop giving a fuck at around 55. home made high quality, gut enlarging food is gr8.

[Anonymous No.5198249]

>>5198227
Make some apple crisp. It's more nutritious and satisfying.

[Anonymous No.5198251]

>>5197984
test

[Anonymous No.5198253]

>>5198249
never heard of it, but I looked it up and it appears to basically be apple crumble.
apple crumble often has berries added but that's about all I could see different from the pictures. it is quite healthy by dessert standards, apart from the fact that it's usually partnered with half a tub of ice cream, which admitedly makes it heavenly.

[Anonymous No.5198260]

>>5198037
Where can you buy these?

[Anonymous No.5198263]

>>5198260
America motherfucker.

[Anonymous No.5198274]

>>5198227
If you have a dehydrator, apple chips are incredible

[Anonymous No.5198283]

>>5198274
I don't, and I agree.
slow baked apple slices might turn out kind of similar, or just be soggy on the inside and bad. might be worth a try, nothing to lose if they're just going to waste otherwise.

[Anonymous No.5198287]

>>5198283
Chewy dried apple slices are pretty amazing too, keep them in jars for winter and all year round snackage

[Anonymous No.5198309]

>>5198283
You can dehydrate things at a very low heat using an oven if a dehydrator isn't available.

[Anonymous No.5198321]

>>5198309
Oh yeah? Great, thanks. Will definitely give it a try. Coating them in cinnamon before cooking could potentially yield much goodness too.
man apples are so fun