foods that call out #2

Stormmee wrote:

What foods did you have to banish from the house when you started. Those
foods that cause you issues and you knew it? Have you been able to let any
back in? Do you know why they were an issue? Do you know why this might
have changed? Lee


Can't banish it, but the bread does whisper to me in the night...

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part of why I even thought of these 2 threads was to help get people more
aware of the particular issues, you seem to have yours nailed, good for you,
Lee
rmr wrote in message
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On Wed, 5 Apr 2006 11:43:06 -0500, "Stormmee"
wrote:

What foods did you have to banish from the house when you started. Those
foods that cause you issues and you knew it? Have you been able to let
any
back in? Do you know why they were an issue? Do you know why this might
have changed? Lee

chocolate. I can't seem to leave it alone. ANything with chocolate is
difficult, if it's open it's worse

cheese. Worse than chocolate. I can't leave cheese in the fridge. I
can eat a whole slab and still go back for more.

alcohol. Not quite as bad. I just have to keep the top on and don't
leave it anywhere near the bed.

eating in company. whatever / wherever / whoeer. I jus can't seem to
keep to a ensible limit.

At least I know these are a problem and avoid them.

I do allow an indulgence every now and again. I have low fat
chocolate drink sometimes. Can't remember which one. It's in a blue
container from tesco, and comes in belgian, mint madness and orange.
The belgian is the best.

Ray

the thing I hated most about core, Lee
Kate Dicey wrote in message
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Stormmee wrote:

What foods did you have to banish from the house when you started. Those
foods that cause you issues and you knew it? Have you been able to let
any
back in? Do you know why they were an issue? Do you know why this
might
have changed? Lee


Can't banish it, but the bread does whisper to me in the night...

--
Kate XXXXXX R.C.T.Q Madame Chef des Trolls
Lady Catherine, Wardrobe Mistress of the Chocolate Buttons
http://www.katedicey.co.uk
Click on Kate's Pages and explore!

"Stormmee" wrote in message
...
part of why I even thought of these 2 threads was to help get people
more
aware of the particular issues, you seem to have yours nailed, good
for you,
Lee

My son brought me gifts from his trip to SF, a Lush bath bomb which will
be wonderful, a small piece of chocolate dipped matzoh which will be
fine and a Scharffenberger chocolate bar. I told him to keep the bar
until Easter but actually I just don't want to be near it. It's a 3 oz.
extra dark chocolate but the nutrition
facts says it is two servings of 260 calories, 19 grams of fat and less
than 1 gram of fiber each. It would undo the perfect day I've had today
and just isn't worth it.I intend to lose weight this week and nothing is
going to stop me.

Audrey

I think I gained a pound reading this, I like dark chocolate and when we
went to the walnut room we passed by the gediva display, we got dark 72
percent I think bites and they were wonderful, but I do feel fortunate that
2 6 gm squares was enough for me, Lee
ahmward wrote in message
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"Stormmee" wrote in message
...
part of why I even thought of these 2 threads was to help get people
more
aware of the particular issues, you seem to have yours nailed, good
for you,
Lee

My son brought me gifts from his trip to SF, a Lush bath bomb which will
be wonderful, a small piece of chocolate dipped matzoh which will be
fine and a Scharffenberger chocolate bar. I told him to keep the bar
until Easter but actually I just don't want to be near it. It's a 3 oz.
extra dark chocolate but the nutrition
facts says it is two servings of 260 calories, 19 grams of fat and less
than 1 gram of fiber each. It would undo the perfect day I've had today
and just isn't worth it.I intend to lose weight this week and nothing is
going to stop me.

Audrey

ahmward wrote:


"Stormmee" wrote in message
...

part of why I even thought of these 2 threads was to help get people more
aware of the particular issues, you seem to have yours nailed, good
for you,
Lee


My son brought me gifts from his trip to SF, a Lush bath bomb which will
be wonderful, a small piece of chocolate dipped matzoh which will be
fine and a Scharffenberger chocolate bar. I told him to keep the bar
until Easter but actually I just don't want to be near it. It's a 3 oz.
extra dark chocolate but the nutrition
facts says it is two servings of 260 calories, 19 grams of fat and less
than 1 gram of fiber each. It would undo the perfect day I've had today
and just isn't worth it.I intend to lose weight this week and nothing is
going to stop me.

Audrey

A quilting friend sent me a whole stash of that chocolate! The tree of
us ate the Mocha (a slim bar) for desert one day last week, while
watching Harry Potter (again!). I had about a quarter of the slim bar,
and wrote it off against the day's exercise. We'll tackle the other
slim bar on Easter Sunday, after swimming, and the thick slabs will be
cooked with over the next year.

My friend also sent some liquid chocolate essence: she said dabbing it
on like perfume acts well in attracting hubbies, and is as good a
slim-line chocolate fix as any she could think of. I must try that
one...

--
Kate XXXXXX R.C.T.Q Madame Chef des Trolls
Lady Catherine, Wardrobe Mistress of the Chocolate Buttons
http://www.katedicey.co.uk
Click on Kate's Pages and explore!

pity mine can't smell, Lee
Kate Dicey wrote in message
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ahmward wrote:


"Stormmee" wrote in message
...

part of why I even thought of these 2 threads was to help get people
more
aware of the particular issues, you seem to have yours nailed, good
for you,
Lee


My son brought me gifts from his trip to SF, a Lush bath bomb which will
be wonderful, a small piece of chocolate dipped matzoh which will be
fine and a Scharffenberger chocolate bar. I told him to keep the bar
until Easter but actually I just don't want to be near it. It's a 3 oz.
extra dark chocolate but the nutrition
facts says it is two servings of 260 calories, 19 grams of fat and less
than 1 gram of fiber each. It would undo the perfect day I've had today
and just isn't worth it.I intend to lose weight this week and nothing is
going to stop me.

Audrey

A quilting friend sent me a whole stash of that chocolate! The tree of
us ate the Mocha (a slim bar) for desert one day last week, while
watching Harry Potter (again!). I had about a quarter of the slim bar,
and wrote it off against the day's exercise. We'll tackle the other
slim bar on Easter Sunday, after swimming, and the thick slabs will be
cooked with over the next year.

My friend also sent some liquid chocolate essence: she said dabbing it
on like perfume acts well in attracting hubbies, and is as good a
slim-line chocolate fix as any she could think of. I must try that
one...

--
Kate XXXXXX R.C.T.Q Madame Chef des Trolls
Lady Catherine, Wardrobe Mistress of the Chocolate Buttons
http://www.katedicey.co.uk
Click on Kate's Pages and explore!