For 8.5 years....

Pupcake !.
on 2/14/12 9:26 pm - Stranded in, IA
 I've been a carbo-phobe.

 When I'm being "good" ( a whole 'nother emotional problem not to be addressed here)  I would take in less than 40 carbs per day.  I NEVER ate yogurt (17-22 carbs in one thingie- no way) bread, cereal, My only carbs came from veggies- not even fruit.

As you could figure- I usually screwed up and then would nosh on crappy sugar carbs, candy etc.

Today I decided to be honest and added Cheez-Its to my food log.  WOW!

For 27 crackers- definitely enough to satisfy:

150  Kcal
8 g    fat
17 g carbs (less than yogurt!)
3  g Pro

Looks like they can go to the OK foods!  I can eat them, not feel like I failed.  I won't have the excuse to give up for the day!

Pup

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Mary Catherine
on 2/14/12 9:36 pm
 The secret of all of this is to find foods that satisfy you without violating your rules.  I cannot eat anything or most things and stay at my goal.  It has been a journey of sucess, failure, substitutions, trial and error.

27 Cheeze-Its would be a serving to me and I would have servings until the box was quickly emptied.  Any form of cracker is a trigger to me, so I can't start them.  I am glad that you are able to enjoy and be satisfied with 27.
M M
on 2/15/12 1:04 am
 Me too.

The box gets opened, forgotten, and then... "There's Cheez-Its in the cabinet --"  and they call to me.  Soon, I've had a handful 8549205849054 times and the box is gone.  Who does that to yogurt?  ;)  Okay, I do it to cheese.  I have a problem with cheese.
macortiz
on 2/15/12 2:44 am - Royal Oak, MI
On February 15, 2012 at 9:04 AM Pacific Time, M M wrote:
 Me too.

The box gets opened, forgotten, and then... "There's Cheez-Its in the cabinet --"  and they call to me.  Soon, I've had a handful 8549205849054 times and the box is gone.  Who does that to yogurt?  ;)  Okay, I do it to cheese.  I have a problem with cheese.
*raises hand*

Um...I do that to yogurt. 

And pretzles...

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M M
on 2/15/12 2:47 am
 Okay.

I suppose it wasn't a fair choice because I hate yogurt -- I can't imagine grazing it to death.

But -- let's say -- no sugar added fudgicles or anything in my snack cabinet?  LOL
macortiz
on 2/15/12 3:02 am - Royal Oak, MI
I do it to pudding cups too.

It's a night thing. 

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AnneGG
on 2/14/12 10:14 pm, edited 2/14/12 10:18 pm
I feel your pain and your joy!

I am a night eater and have insomnia. What I have worked out is keeping a box of Triscuits on the other side of the house in the basement, going downstairs to get 3 of them, taking them back to bed, and nibbling them very slowly while drinking lots of Sobe water and posting on OH. Working so far for many a month. I have a very tolerant husband who sleeps like a log.

What we have to do!

Thanks for being such an inspiration to me, and not about the crackers, neither.

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missingmanny
on 2/14/12 10:45 pm - Canada
I get up at night and eat as well; my doom was always pb and bread....now I just do a tbsp of pb and am quite happy to go back to sleep...

     
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M M
on 2/15/12 1:06 am
 Mr. does that.

He's been a night-eater... since birth.

He will get up in a daze, mindlessly shuffle through crackers/cookies/anything ... grab a few and nibble back to bed.  This is particularly bad if he's stressed OR dieting - it leads to OMGFEEDME in the middle of the night -- and we all know what happens to those calories.  They never happened.  ;)
missingmanny
on 2/14/12 10:44 pm - Canada
I'm happy for you as well...my issue with those carbs is that they make me hungry as heck!  I believe they raise and drop your blood sugars too quickly...all the best to you...

     
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