What food would like to eat more of but you wouldn’t because it’s not healthy ?

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dandotcom@reddit

Bread. Like, fresh bread.

Carbs in general. Carbs = Happiness.

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Accurate_Prompt_8800@reddit

Bread is healthy, I don’t get this myth that carbs are bad for you.

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oli_ramsay@reddit

Wholemeal bread from a bakery is healthy. White ultra processed stuff from supermarket filled with additives and preservatives less so

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slade364@reddit

Yes, the ingredient list for sliced white bread is worryingly long.

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lurcherzzz@reddit

The cheap own brand pitta bread has surprisingly few ingredients. Bonus fact, every sandwich is now a kebab.

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BillOakley@reddit

There’s a reason that the front cover of Ultra Processed People depicts sliced white bread

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Accurate_Prompt_8800@reddit

It’s not bad, but say as a breakfast item it’s not exactly filling and having so much sugar means you’re going to be hungry in about 1 hour…

I am a runner and do around 100-140km a week, I eat all these things and don’t really have to worry about them being filling or not, I can barely get enough food in as is.

But for those who are more sedentary or trying to slim down, bread and jam isn’t the meal I’d advise them to eating personally.

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Sugar is filling. Source: I mixed 300 grams into water, chugged it and was full till mid afternoon. Had 200 kcal skinnylucious soup (even more filling) and was stuffed again. Had I got the 1200kcal from fried food or chocolate I would have been hungry a lot earlier.

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gameofgroans_@reddit

Do you find that upping the food intake gives you more energy to run? I’m a beginner runner and really enjoy the satisfaction of beating times and distances (although I’m still so slow) but I know I don’t eat enough and I wonder if that is why I struggle with energy so much. Aside from sleep I mean. Ie I’m supposed to be running now but because I haven’t eaten breakfast I just can’t do it. Sorry this is such a badly worded q

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Accurate_Prompt_8800@reddit

No I completely get what you mean! Do you know how much you’re getting a day calories wise right now? And what’s your height / weight?

Upping food intake (aka fuelling adequately) is probably the number one driver for improving running times and enjoyment to be honest (carbs are the most important of the food groups by far in endurance sports). In fact, it’s advised not to use training for races like marathons as a weight loss method because the effects can be extremely detrimental.

Look up things like ‘Low energy availability’ and ‘REDS’, these are consequences of not really eating enough to fuel your running. Trust me, been there done that. Eat, it’s important.

Also make sure you’re hydrating well, water just isn’t enough - get some electrolytes in there! You can get salt tabs, or buy flavoured powdered electrolytes, or drinks with them in (coconut water is a good natural source of electrolytes). This is especially important if you’re a heavy sweater and as it gets warmer in the UK as well.

And then lastly, sleep of course is important as it’s when your body gets the time to fully rest and recover and heal. I notice the difference between the evening before sleep when my legs might feel a little beaten up, to having a good 7.5-9 hours and they feel like brand new! Definitely aim for as much sleep as possible.

I’m not sure if you’re part of the r/beginnerrunning r/running r/advancedrunning subs but there’s tons of great advice there as well!

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gameofgroans_@reddit

Thank you! I will join those reddits too!

I don’t calorie count cause I’ve had issues in the past but probably about 1,800-2,000, about 5ft 6 and 11 stone - like I said I don’t eat breakfast which I know is bad and I’m just trying to find new ways to motivate myself to eat more and better which is super hard! But maybe seeing improvement in my running is the way forward!

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Bforbrilliantt@reddit

Carbs are the most satiating form of calories. Fat is the least. That means jam is better than cheese.

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dprophet32@reddit

I don't think people dispute whether it's healthy or not, it's more that in the UK it is incredibly easy to eat too much of it.

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Accurate_Prompt_8800@reddit

What about in other countries? I don’t get what the UK has to do with it. Bread consumption is a very individual thing no?

I for one don’t even like bread that much, it’s my least favourite carb so I’d say I have it no more than 2-3x a week.

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Remarkable-Wash-7798@reddit

Yes and no. It is individual but cuisines and access to food varies massively.

Having egg on toast for breakfast, a ham sandwich for dinner and then fish and chips with two pieces of bread for tea. Isn't universal.

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Accurate_Prompt_8800@reddit

That sounds like a you / them problem tbh. Not everyone eats like that lol. It’s down to many factors including time / income / education and knowledge on healthy diets that determines food intake.

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Remarkable-Wash-7798@reddit

And the two things I mentioned?

I don't eat bread very often but thanks for your concern.

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orange_assburger@reddit

A whole loaf of tiger bread and half a pound of butter would not be healthy for me but damn I'd love to eat it

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WarmTransportation35@reddit

It is healthy and filling but they also bunch up in your stomouch so it's important to not eat too much of it and to excersise to bur off the carbs.

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Crafty_Birdie@reddit

Who on earth told you that? Firstly, you should chew food, not swallow it whole. Secondly, your stomach is basically made from muscle. It pulverises the food in it and, together with the stomach acids and enzymes, breaks everything down into a mush called chyme. This is then progressed through the digestive system. Nothing is 'bunched up.'

Our bodies constantly use carbs for energy. Obviously, if you overeat bread or any other food, you will gain weight, but the notion that you can specifically burn off carbs is not how bodies work.

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WarmTransportation35@reddit

How do you explain the skinny fat body?

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doodles2019@reddit

Easily. It’s where people are eating in a calorie deficit or at a maintenance level, but aren’t doing any or enough exercise to recomposition their fat to muscle ratio.

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goof-goblin@reddit

It’s always down to moderation in the end!

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AvatarIII@reddit

Everything in moderation though, bread is fine in moderation, the whole point of this thread is essentially "what do you wish you could eat without moderation?"

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Serious_Escape_5438@reddit

Bread as you say isn't bad in itself but for me it's just too easy to eat too much and it is quite high in calories. Even if the topping is healthy.

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Bgtobgfu@reddit

Yeah same. I’m pre-diabetic so I have to watch my carbs, plus if I eat too many I feel like shit. And it just makes me so sad because I wish every meal was just carbs. I love them.

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Bforbrilliantt@reddit

Just have to do lean carbs no fat whatsoever. Start with low GI stuff until it clears up then you can add back high GI stuff. Still very little fat though other than what's already in rice, potatoes, dates etc.

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Limp-Boysenberry1583@reddit

I reversed my pre diabetes by cutting out carbs almost entirely for a year, 3 years later I can eat them but they're mainly a nice treat.

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crumpets289@reddit

Sourdough is a fermented food and beneficial to your gut! Eat away

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Crafty_Birdie@reddit

Whilst it is delicious and fermented, and yherefore easier to digest, by the time it's been cooked the bacteria are dead - they don't survive much above 40c.

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crumpets289@reddit

Aw, now I’m sad

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Crafty_Birdie@reddit

Cheer up, there are many other fermented foods with live bacteria, and the bread still tastes good!

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Secret_Oligarch@reddit

It's more that the bacteria will further break down the gluten in the bread during production. So the end product is more favourable for human digestion. Though, your comment was correct considering the one you were replying to above.

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Crafty_Birdie@reddit

That's what I basically said- different words, same meaning. Unless you meant to reply to the previous commenter?

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mannowarb@reddit

Bread is quite healthy, the problem is the ultra-processed shit that's sold as bread in 99% of cases

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lodav22@reddit

I learned to make bread over Christmas and now I bake two loaves every Sunday. It is a treat which I look forward to every week. There’s nothing like freshly baked bread, both the taste and the smell in the house every Sunday morning!

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r1niceboy@reddit

I just find it hard to believe the worst part of a bacon cheeseburger is the bun it's in.

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West_Yorkshire@reddit

I lowered my carbs to less than 20g a day for 2 months and I felt amazing.

Keto is magic.

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Acceptable_Candle580@reddit

Individual, coincedental, unrelated events do not prove anything.

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West_Yorkshire@reddit

Okay fun killer.

I was putting in my 2p.

Chill ya beans .

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queenieofrandom@reddit

You just need to toast it then it's better for you to digest

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petrolstationpicnic@reddit

Where on instagram did you learn that nonsense?

I can assure you that’s not the case

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queenieofrandom@reddit

https://www.nature.com/articles/1602746

https://www.jpcmed.com/article_178948.html

https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/proceedings-of-the-nutrition-society/article/an-invitro-investigation-on-the-effect-of-chilling-and-reheating-different-starchy-meals-on-resistant-starch-content/9E5BBC7F549DCAA2F9928F1E4507563D

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S0141813021013659

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petrolstationpicnic@reddit

One study on white bread, with only ten test subjects doesn’t qualify it to be a fact.

The other two links you listed are about rice and potatoes

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queenieofrandom@reddit

Yes because carbs aren't just bread

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petrolstationpicnic@reddit

But we’re talking about bread here.

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queenieofrandom@reddit

Pretty sure time original comment was carbs in general

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thatscotbird@reddit

This sounds like something slimming world consultants would say, like you’re allowed a full banana but not a mashed one. Even though it gets mashed in your mouth

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queenieofrandom@reddit

See linked research in my other comment. It ups the resistant starch levels, either by freezing or toasting/reheating

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Pepsi_E@reddit

Carbs aren't bad for you. Just need to eat them in moderation

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StopTheTrickle@reddit

Processed carbs are the enemy.

You can live on rice every day 3 meals a day and not get fat.

The same cannot be said for bread

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elethiomel_was_kind@reddit

There’s bread, and then there’s the nonsense available in supermarkets.

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StopTheTrickle@reddit

Agreed, if you're getting good quality bread you're probably better off. Its not just empty carbs

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Mousey777@reddit

Yes, sourdough bread is healthy, in moderation, as it doesn't contain any artificial additives or yeast, and it's fermented, so it's good for our gut (fresh one, not those abominations available in supermarkets, designed to be "fresh" for 2 weeks or longer).

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Agitated_Ad_361@reddit

You’re a psychopath if you can eat fresh bread in moderation

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woodsmanoutside@reddit

Two slices for the toaster, one chunk for waiting for the toaster to pop.

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Fickle_Warthog_9030@reddit

Smoking isn’t bad for you if you only do it occasionally.

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The_Salty_Red_Head@reddit

That's literally what the question says, though. If I didn't have to eat it moderation, I, too, would eat nothing but bread.

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Ok_Network3439@reddit

Tiramisu. Just that.

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DigitalStefan@reddit

Cheesecake. I absolutely love it. Texture. Flavour. Presentation.

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Hugh_Jorgan2474@reddit

The trick is to have a lemon cheesecake, it's healthy because it contains fruit.

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Abject-Lengthiness42@reddit

Much like by adding fresh lemon juice to my G&T it becomes a health drink.

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Dear-Grapefruit2881@reddit

Wine is made from grapes which are fruit so wine is basically fruit juice right?

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Bforbrilliantt@reddit

Cider and chips for your 5 a day.

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MelodicAd2213@reddit

You say that like it might not be true

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Abject-Lengthiness42@reddit

Quite! Fish and chips WITH mushy peas? Basically a salad.

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SnooBooks1701@reddit

Lemon cherry cheesecake is something I've seen before, it has two fruits so it's even healthier

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Revolutionary-Mode75@reddit

That your two a day right there!

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Tarjhan@reddit

Coco beans are (the seeds of) a fruit….

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vegan_voorhees@reddit

-Homer Simpson drool sound-

I'd live off cheesecake if at all possible.

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Bforbrilliantt@reddit

Cheese, white chocolate.

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Green-Diet-2846@reddit

Ice cream, although it does give me awful flatulence.

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thatscotbird@reddit

Unfortunately I have no will power when it comes to food and that’s why I’m so overweight

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EuphoricGrapefruit32@reddit

Me either. I'm only a bit overweight, but have a gut (F53)/wobbly middle, and I know that's where it's bad to have it. A lot of these comments are like my shopping list/meal rotation. I need to change.

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StopTheBoredom74@reddit

Crisps. I’ll eat any flavour. Love them. I’ve given up for lent though and so far so good! Although there are some days when I’m craving them so badly but I don’t give in. I‘be actually shed a bit of weight too from avoiding them.

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StopTheBoredom74@reddit

*I’ve

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Aphr0dite19@reddit

Chip shop chips.

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starsandbribes@reddit

Ice cream. I can’t comprehend how anyone stops eating it. I only stop because I’ve ran out or its become socially unacceptable to have more. I think I could polish off pints and pints. I’ve never hit a ceiling where I think i’ve had too much.

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Sygga@reddit

Proooooooobably shouldn't tell you, then, that you can make ice cream at home with just 3 ingredients and a mixer. No fancy ice cream maker or churning required?

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SilyLavage@reddit

I’m with you on proper dairy ice cream. The naff stuff with a bit of milk and palm oil I can take or leave.

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lodav22@reddit

Yes! What’s with ice cream from the ice cream van these days? Last summer one of the kids didn’t like their tub of soft serve ice cream and left it overnight on the sideboard, the next day it had separated into water and some kind of mousse substance that felt like lard!

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Dear-Grapefruit2881@reddit

My other half is the same. The face if I ask for a spoon! They feel deprived if they don't get the entire large tub to themselves

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Sygga@reddit

For me personally? Anything with gluten in it

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LewisMileyCyrus@reddit

I regret learning what % of mayonnaise was just straight up fat

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placeintheroche05@reddit

I eat the lighter than light Hellmann’s mayo because it’s only 15 calories per tablespoon rather than 100 calories per tablespoon.

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ApplicationKlutzy208@reddit

I mean, it's also 85% less delicious...

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placeintheroche05@reddit

To be fair it’s not as good by itself but if you use it things like salad dressing you literally cannot tell the difference.

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super_starmie@reddit

As a mayo fiend I can definitely tell the difference with lighter than light, ugh

Light mayo is absolutely fine though. I just draw the line at the extra light ones.

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bornfromanegg@reddit

I agree with this. Mayo for deliciousness. Light mayo to be good. Lighter than light is only acceptable if you’re actively trying to lose weight but need mayo.

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thatscotbird@reddit

I always use light mayo as a salad dressing, it’s something I continued long after slimming world. With lots of black pepper it’s a totally fine coating for salad!

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djwillis1121@reddit

The thing that I find confusing about that though is that mayo is basically just oil emulsified with egg. If they get rid of most of the oil then what actually is it?

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Low-Pangolin-3486@reddit

They use a lot of gums and stuff in place of the oil, it’s pretty rank

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placeintheroche05@reddit

I try not to think about that 😂

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SilyLavage@reddit

Fat isn’t inherently bad, we do need to eat some to stay healthy.

It depends on the recipe, but as a rule mayonnaise isn’t particularly high in saturated fat, which is the type that raises your ‘bad’ cholesterol level. Tesco own brand mayo, for example, contains 11g of fat per tablespoon but only 0.8g of saturated fat.

The NHS England guideline is to eat no more than 30g of saturated fat per day, and fat should make up about a fifth to a third of your daily calories.

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LewisMileyCyrus@reddit

Just gonna skim that and take it as "some guy on reddit says it's totally fine to use as much mayo as you're using despite you not revealing how much you use"

thanks man, needed that. Fancy doing the same with cheese and Pepsi Max cherry?

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SilyLavage@reddit

I mean, if you’re eating half a kilogram of mayonnaise per day then all power to you.

Some cheese isn’t actually bad for protein, and the main danger with stuff like Pepsi Max is the acidity. There’s no sugar to damage your teeth, so it’s not terrible, but obviously it’s not the best option in terms of dental health.

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LewisMileyCyrus@reddit

What an enjoyable thread. Thanks buddy!

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spuffyx@reddit

Pepsi max cherry id say have at it, there's no sugar and only a teeny bit of acidity, over 95% of it is water so have at it bro, enjoy your tasty water and just make sure to brush your teeth enough!

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SilyLavage@reddit

The pH of Pepsi Max is about 2.39, which puts it in the same general area as lemon juice or vinegar.

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GingerPrince72@reddit

How can I counteract it?

I usually rinse mouth quickly after drinking it.

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SilyLavage@reddit

Drinking through a straw and rinsing with water can both help, I believe, as they reduce the amount of cola in contact with your teeth.

There's no foolproof way to counteract the acidity except not drinking cola, but I wouldn't worry too much if you're only drinking a moderate amount.

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GingerPrince72@reddit

I've been drinking more and more, usually 2x330ml cans per day, occasionally 3 cans :(

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SilyLavage@reddit

Well, start to cut back if it's making you anxious. Teeth are fairly robust, I doubt you've done major damage.

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GingerPrince72@reddit

I get major cleaning, polishing, check every 9 months and it's fine.

Would be good to reduce though.

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SilyLavage@reddit

Well, the power is in your hands!

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slimboyslim9@reddit

And it’s cherry - so one of your five-a-day 👏🏻👏🏻

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SilyLavage@reddit

Enjoy your mayo soup with cheese croutons

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LewisMileyCyrus@reddit

It starts off a cheese toastie being dipped in mayo but to be honest, particularly if I'm drunk, I think your description might not be far off

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SilyLavage@reddit

I mean, as drunken snacks go I think you can probably inflict worse on your body. I'm not saying it's healthy, but it's not a kebab on a pizza plate either

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Embarrassed_File_795@reddit

I would add that aspartame is bad and has links to cancers, but these days, what doesn't.

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SilyLavage@reddit

Aspartame is safe, so far as I know. No link to cancer has ever been reliably established.

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Agitated_Ad_361@reddit

What they said applies to cheese too

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SnooBooks1701@reddit

Fat is actually less bad for you than sugar

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Low-Pangolin-3486@reddit

Game changer for me was buying better mayonnaise. I use less because it tastes better (and costs a fortune which definitely plays a part in not wasting it!)

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AccidentAccomplished@reddit

beer

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Trashcan19079@reddit

Chorizo

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UpsetInteraction2095@reddit

I'd eat burgers and fries washed down with cola every day. A big fat double whopper with bacon, cheese and all the other bits and bobs....yummy. oh and for pud, a huge trifle.

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BitterOtter@reddit

Fryups

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Willing_Character255@reddit

Chips.

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RinVersailles@reddit

Ice Cream! 🍨😋

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Spencer-ForHire@reddit

This thread is just full of fat people trying to justify the shit they eat is a balanced diet and I love it.

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Blackintosh@reddit

Meats and cheeses.

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MercuryTalons@reddit

Always pleases!

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AtomicKaijuKing@reddit

These! I still have two boxes of them on my cupboard, one from Christmas & the other from August... Been trying (& succeeding in losing weight) so haven't opened them. Also, nongshim kimchi noodles.

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North-Village3968@reddit

Sweets. I don’t know why I crave them so bad. Not fussed by chocolate or cake but sweets just hit the spot for me

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Key_Ad8316@reddit

Chocolate and cakes😍

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TheNotSpecialOne@reddit

Pizzas

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TescoValueJam@reddit

from a macros point of view they’re quite healthy? It’s just the doughy gluten base that does it for me. And would love to be able to afford £10 sourdough frozen pizzas cos then it’s a healthy-ish meal?

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jai_kasavin@reddit

Nothing wrong with cheese, meat, and veg macros. You add a base of carbs to that and it's hard not to eat 2000 calories of pizza at a time

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-Po-Tay-Toes-@reddit

I already eat too much pizza and even now I want more.

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Dear-Grapefruit2881@reddit

Same

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Inahayes1@reddit

Crisps

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Expensive-Scheme6817@reddit

Haha! I have given these up for lent actually. Love crisps!!

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thatscotbird@reddit

My colleague gives up crisps and chocolate every year for lent and I’m always amazed by it, she does so well

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jai_kasavin@reddit

There is a subreddit dedicated to fasting and I occasionally read about people only drinking water for weeks on end

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Expensive-Scheme6817@reddit

That is impressive. Tbf it hasn't been that hard but I am watching what I eat across the board. Nearing 40 and the middle spread is growing 😆 I do find alternative tasty savoury snacks hard to find though. Crisps are just so darn good.

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louisejanecreations@reddit

Im really liking graze at the moment for savoury crunchy food.

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Expensive-Scheme6817@reddit

They do a yummy barbecue flavour one actually, good shout. Have enjoyed seaweed chips but they are pricey!

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louisejanecreations@reddit

No problem. They were so much nicer then I expected. Seaweed ones I’m not a fan of I think it was too much sea taste for me and they are so spenny but actual crisps have been getting ridiculous as well.

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Expensive-Scheme6817@reddit

A petrol station is not the best measure for costs. £1.22 for a regular sized pack of baked cheese & onion crisps. Didn't miss crisps in that moment 😆

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Mousey777@reddit

I gave up crisps nearly completely and I have them maybe 2-3 times a year. Though I would struggle to stop eating chocolate!

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MiddleElevator96@reddit

Sundays don't count as Lent.

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Expensive-Scheme6817@reddit

Haha this is true but I have just decided to go without until Easter. Am doing well so far and have enjoyed the challenge.

I will be destroying a share bag of ridge cut salted crisps with a side of sour cream and chive dip on Easter Sunday 😆

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Dnny10bns@reddit

What's lent?

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Uhura-hoop@reddit

Lent, a religious thing. Usually only observed by Christians but it’s traditionally a period where you give something up before Easter to mirror Jesus being in the desert for 40 days and presumably NOT having crisps and choccy to snack on.

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frappe1439@reddit

Another word for borrowed x

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Revolutionary-Mode75@reddit

Crisps, I don't eat them because they so unhealthy and if I buy a multi pack of Pawn flavour walkers they will be gone in a day.

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Substantial-Bug-4998@reddit

Crisps are my krisptonite

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WarmTransportation35@reddit

I limit myself to one packet a day for this reason.

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Dnny10bns@reddit

My nemesis.

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yorkshiretea23@reddit

Literally everything? I’m a slim middle aged woman - it’s hard work

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Vegetable_Orchid_492@reddit

Wait until you get to old age. Two calories every other day or else you can't get through the door.

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Public_Growth_6002@reddit

Cheese. Just that.

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Luso_Wolf@reddit

I have been known to stand by the fridge, door open, and consume a block of Wensleydale like it was a chocolate bar

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Limp_Dog_Bizkit@reddit

Wallace? Is that you?

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NaturalSuccessful521@reddit

I used to just take a block out the fridge and eat it like a rectangular apple. Had to go vegan in the end. Health and safety.

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laputaama83@reddit

Same. Also I'm lactose intolerant so there's added badness when I do indulge.

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Mac4491@reddit

Aha! My people!

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Rhinobeetlebug@reddit

Providing you choose a good quality cheese it can absolutely been part of a healthy diet. It’s full of protein and micronutrients

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-Po-Tay-Toes-@reddit

Yes but it's a problem when you're going through over a kilo a week regardless of what cheese it is lol.

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FleetwoodCrack472@reddit

Maryland cookies. So moorish

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wildOldcheesecake@reddit

I’m an absolute slag for cheapo fried chicken and chips. I mean the most greasiest yet flavourful fried chicken. Not Morley’s, somewhere that’s a bit more sus.

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PrestigiousLoad6098@reddit

There's is nothing better than finding a great, independent, local fried chicken shop. I don't even have to be drunk if it's a really good one. Often, you get way more for your money than the bigger chains. The chicken might be pumped full of steroids or whatever they do to them, but it can be so succulent. We've moved out of there now, but when we lived in east London there was no shortage of decent ones.

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Stifton@reddit

I'm also a slag for cheap as fuck, proper rot your guts fried chicken. Chicken, chips with red salt, and a can of pop for less than a fiver? I'm all in baybeeeee

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wildOldcheesecake@reddit

Haha my kind of person! When I was in secondary, it was £1.50 for 3 wings, chips and a fizzy drink. Best not think about where it came from but your tastebuds would be dancing, lol.

No chance you can get it for that price. I wasn’t even that long ago really, 2017 last I paid that price. But still cheap as chips so can’t complain

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pinpoint321@reddit

My go to when pissed is Dixie Chicken. Every damn time. I love a good curry or a decent meal at a nice restaurant but if I’m hammered it’s Dixie Chicken.

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wildOldcheesecake@reddit

Haha funny you say that because my go to is also Dixie chicken. I wish I knew who their chicken supplier was. The seasoning is different to other places

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Responsible_Ease_988@reddit

Mini eggs

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itllbeokinthemorrow@reddit

Chorizo

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Chiccheshirechick@reddit

Cake

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mannowarb@reddit

I'd eat spoonfulls of full fat hellmann's mayo with everything all the time if it wasn't that it has 700+ calories

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TheAKYoung@reddit

Black pudding or Lorne Sausage, both absolutely amazing

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SR-Neptune@reddit

So many foods, but top of my list is special fried rice and any hot chocolate fudge cake with ice cream for dessert 🍨 yum 🤤

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jado5150@reddit

Pizza, I've been calorie counting since last June and not had one since then.

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yaboicrackers@reddit

Fried bread and fish and chips but it goes without saying neither are good for ya and the grease make my acne terrible

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Same-Shit-New-Day@reddit

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Profleroy@reddit

I would eat chocolate cake every day. But I would be 400 pounds if I ate all the chocolate cake I wanted.

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Reasonable_Blood6959@reddit

Krispy Kreme donuts. I’m glad they’re as expensive as they are because I could eat box after box of the things

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Ill-Durian-5089@reddit

No because after learning Krispy Kreme was on too good to go and I could get 6 doughnuts for a couple pounds I swear I doubled in weight.

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Revolutionary-Mode75@reddit

Urban Legend Doughnts, expensive but apparently less calories and I once ate a box of 6 in a day.

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Sufficient-Ball-6681@reddit

Donuts are my Achilles heel too!

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placeintheroche05@reddit

I was actually slightly relieved when they discontinued the Glazed Raspberry because that was my weakness 😂

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Nox_VDB@reddit

Whaaaaat I didn't know they'd discontinued 😭😭

When and why did they do this? 😭

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SpecialistGeneral794@reddit

We'd just got a KK in my town and they discontinued the rasberry a week after not gonna lie I cried

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NaturalSuccessful521@reddit

Fiendish feet yoghurts

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Theres3ofMe@reddit

Steak pies with a priper decent thick crust.

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FriendlyGhost15@reddit

Chocolate. I'm a total chocolate fiend.

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Agreeable_Tank_6248@reddit

Francesinha

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alluring_calliee@reddit

I’d love to eat more sugary foods like cake or chocolate but I have diabetes, so I really have to limit them. 😔

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mortalbug@reddit

I love crisps and cheese, but as a type 1 diabetic I'm super thankful not to have a sweet tooth.

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HelloW0rldBye@reddit

Same here, breakfast cereal was my cake, I could smash a box for lunch or supper. Now it's all omelette and avocado 😭

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StandardBee6282@reddit

Fish and chips

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buttersismantequilla@reddit

Potato salad

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Buell247@reddit

Full fat coke. Technically not food but the sugar man.

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CraftyTadpole2488@reddit

Crisps! I have just finished a packet of french fries and am so tempted to have a second

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wildOldcheesecake@reddit

Go on, have another. I only say this because you get such a measly amount

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CraftyTadpole2488@reddit

I did 😅

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Difficult_Guess4623@reddit

Donuts

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DontPrayForMe19@reddit

Nachos. They're just so good.

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Snoosiekins@reddit

Ice cream 🤤

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Electronic-Housing90@reddit

everything

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Odd_Environment9536@reddit

cake

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IamFilthyCasual@reddit

Where do I begin lol…. McDonald’s, kfc, pizza, bread, overall fried stuff, chocolate, peanut butter, regular butter…… pretty much anything to be honest lol

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wondered-bongo@reddit

Banana bread

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RaspberryJammm@reddit

Banana bread can be part of a balanced diet. Especially if made partly with wholemeal flour

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wondered-bongo@reddit

That's true, I would probably rather the unhealthier version, tho! 😂

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First_Television_600@reddit

Chocolate. I wish I could lose weight by eating chocolate.

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hamhandsphil@reddit

Vindaloo

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RepressedNugget@reddit

Tiramisu 😭

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Cheesy_Wotsit@reddit

Pork scratchings. Don't do much for my teeth either!

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springsomnia@reddit

Chocolate

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_Beautifully-Broken@reddit

Cake

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Carinwe_Lysa@reddit

It's low bar, but Farmfood satay & bbq crispy chicken fillets.

I've had bad days at work, where I've arrived home & cooked all 6 fillets from the bag just to eat on their own, and would've happily eaten more and more until god knows what happened.

On the flipside, if Tuna wasn't high in mercury etc, I'd happily eat JohnWest Infusions for the Jalapeno version multiple times a day, every day.

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lodav22@reddit

Nachos with all the sides. Like a pile of crunchy heaven with melted cheese, homemade chilli, sour cream, and guacamole!

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Expensive-Scheme6817@reddit

Pork Scratchings- I could smash a bag everyday. In my skinny days I did as well!

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ApplicationKlutzy208@reddit

I know what they are and they disgust me but god do they taste like heaven? So good but so so bad.

In Farm Foods occasionally you get Chicharrones which are a lighter version (relatively)

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Expensive-Scheme6817@reddit

Not sure if we have a farm foods nearby tbh. But will check.

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Revolutionary_Oil897@reddit

Lidl sells them too during Spanish weeks

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Expensive-Scheme6817@reddit

Oh good shout! Will look for it next time.

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Expensive-Scheme6817@reddit

They are filth food of the highest order but they are a top tier treat to me. Paired with a can of coke they are chefs kiss.

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Dear-Grapefruit2881@reddit

Ooo pork crackling hot out of the oven .......

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AgingLolita@reddit

Everything fried.

I love greasy, crunchy fried food. But I'm fat, and 45, and I don't have a gallbladder. :(

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ToePsychological8709@reddit

I would love to eat more Peking duck. I'd have a duck a day if it was healthy for me to do so.

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Anxious_Neat4719@reddit

Bacon sandwiches. A dirty big steak pudding with loads of buttery potatoes

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_ThePancake_@reddit

Bread.

Don't try to tell me it's healthy. I take one bite of bread and it lights up every sinapse and I want to eat the entire loaf. Then I'll be thinking about the loaf constantly and it'll torture me until its gone.

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Ayman493@reddit

Liège Waffles

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ApprehensivePie1195@reddit

Bratwurst

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NorthCountryLass@reddit

Cake!

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MummaPJ19@reddit

Pizza

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wanbeanial@reddit

All food :)

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molluscstar@reddit

Pizza!

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Ambitious-Calendar-9@reddit

Cheesy pasta, specially Parmesan cheese completely drenched over the top

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Illustrious_Hat_9177@reddit

Crumpets. With loads of butter obviously. I did sort of get around this though when I discovered Warburtons giant crumpets. I mean, one crumpet is still one crumpet isn't it?

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SWLondonLady@reddit

Pizza.

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elbapo@reddit

Bread. And cheese. I would eat it forever.

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Affectionate_Day7543@reddit

Shortbread

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RaspberryJammm@reddit

I would glug pints of custard or cream if nobody could judge me for it

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worldworn@reddit

Tony's chocolate everything bar.

Nuts, caramel, pretzel, and the chocolate is good too.
I bought a bar as part of a gift, but curiosity got the better of me and I had to replace it.

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RaspberryJammm@reddit

It's too sweet for me but incredibly addictive.

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MB_839@reddit

Doner Kebab. Bloody lovely. Very unhealthy.

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Original_Bad_3416@reddit

Poppadoms, im addicted.

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bobdebilda@reddit

Pork pie.

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AnneThisaway@reddit

Danish pastries and croissants. I would have them for breakfast every day.

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AvatarIII@reddit

Beer

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ilovewineandcats@reddit

Butter and cheese. If there weren't health implications, I'd slice the butter rather than spread it and eat cheese by the kilo. There is something about both butter and cheese that I find absolutely delicious, eating them makes me supremely happy.

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Shazaaym@reddit

Ice cream. I had a real issue with it last year, it's like crack to me! 🫣😂

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Lostinaforest2@reddit

Cheese

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ryunista@reddit

Cheese and chips Coca cola Nutella

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sprauncey_dildoes@reddit

Pies. Specifically Steak and kidney pies. They’re fattening, have too much salt which affects my already high blood pressure and are high in iron which I’ve also got too high a reading in.

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Mercy_Nevermore@reddit

Crisps and sugary cereals, also hyper fixation food/drink to avoid growing a disgust towards said food/drink.

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RaggamuffinTW8@reddit

Not because they're unhealthy, but because my body reacts poorly to them, carbs. All carbs. the second I have more than like 100g of carbs in a day I bloat and get tired and awful. If that didn't happen i'd eat them by the kilo.

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sprauncey_dildoes@reddit

Pies.

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joefraserhellraiser@reddit

Kebabs

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VadimH@reddit

Sushi, hummus, mochi

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alexanderldn@reddit

McDonald double cheeseburger

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oscarworthy69@reddit

Cigarettes

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SnooBooks1701@reddit

Good bread, you know, the kind of bread you can have with nothing on it because it's that good. cries in gluten intolerance

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Hippihjerte@reddit

Pizza and burgers!

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bonjajr@reddit

Fresh donuts.

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Beginning-Leek8545@reddit

If I say I’ll be in big trouble

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Training_Chip267@reddit

Chips. Cheesy chips.

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One-Staff5504@reddit

Cheesecake

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Fit_Balance8329@reddit

Burgers - the ultimate food. Bread, meat, vegetables, sauces.

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alltheparentssuck@reddit

Me too, I love burgers.

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bilbosfrodo@reddit

Kebab and chips

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Low-Pangolin-3486@reddit

God I love kebabs. Sandwich place near my work has a donner kebab wrap special on at the minute, it took all my self control not to buy it for lunch yesterday

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MistflyFleur@reddit

Chocolate. Especially milk chocolate.

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mrfluffypants1504@reddit

Cake and everything dessert like

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AlternativePrior9559@reddit

Magnum ice cream tubs🤤

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amin251988@reddit

Parmos

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Emotional_Reason_421@reddit

CHEESE and everything made by cheese🧀 🫕

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spuffyx@reddit

Why did I have to scroll this far to see cheese?!? It literally makes everything better! Imagine limitless cheese for pizzas, toasties, burgers, pasta dishes. Not to mention all the Christmas cheeses. And it's so bloody calorie dense- give me all the calorie-free cheese and I would never be fat again

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Emotional_Reason_421@reddit

Add to your endless list: Kaffeost / coffee cheese ☕️🧀

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inviolablegirl@reddit

Cured meat. Salami, pepperoni, beef jerky 🤤

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Nox_VDB@reddit

Crisps Cheese Mountains of roast potatoes Mayonnaise Fizzy strawberry laces

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Suburbannightmare@reddit

Crisps. Cheese. Those deli sandwiches from CostCo that come in a big plastic catering box.

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StereotypicallBarbie@reddit

Those amazing long sugary donuts “yum yums”

Those are amazing!!!! But very very bad… maybe have one once every few years! Other than that I just stare longingly at them in the bakery.

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Pink_Fudge1988@reddit

Cinnabons

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blackpuddingstan@reddit

I'd have curry every day if it was healthier

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InviteAromatic6124@reddit

Curry can be healthy, depending on what ingredients you use and how you cook them.

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-Po-Tay-Toes-@reddit

It's not curry if it doesn't have half a block of butter in it.

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InviteAromatic6124@reddit

I've never used butter or ghee in curry and they still taste great

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-Po-Tay-Toes-@reddit

Fair enough. Some curried things are obviously great without shit loads of butter or oil but for a curry with a sauce it needs to have buckets of fat for me.

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newfor2023@reddit

Especially if you don't have all the side options.

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bowen7477@reddit

Chips.

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itsheadfelloff@reddit

Fried chicken, or more specifically the skin.

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icemonsoon@reddit

Smoked salmon, most of it is farmed and fed on toxic bait fish from the baltic sea

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MeetingGunner7330@reddit

Burgers. One of those big quarter pounders where the cheese is melting out the sides.

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bopeepsheep@reddit

Cream cakes, though I have occasionally had to eat them for medical reasons, which feels very strange.

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Serious_Shopping_262@reddit

Instant noodles, specificallly indomie

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Lostinthebackground@reddit

Skittles. I like to eat them by a handful but I think they’ll ruin my teeth.

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TedCruzZodiac2018@reddit

Crisps, cake, cookies, chips literally everything that isn't healthy

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Disgruntled__Goat@reddit

Wait, what food would like to eat more of me?

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HoldmHusband@reddit

A full English breakfast

Chips fried in lard or beef dripping

Baileys Irish Cream.

Pork Ribs

There are loads....

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BarrytheMemeDealer@reddit

Cock

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gob_spaffer@reddit

Cake

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No_Masterpiece2954@reddit

Fried chicken

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TimeCharacter3137@reddit

Baklava :(

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AnEnglishFairy@reddit

Chocolate of course 😁

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Key_Database6091@reddit

I’m surprised this isn’t higher up. If I could survive on just chocolate and cherries I would.

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SpecialistGeneral794@reddit

Fried Calamari and garlic aioli

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PaulJMacD@reddit

Biscuits and crisps

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atomic_mermaid@reddit

Fried bread. In a full english, omg. Literally not had it in like, 10 years or something. But I still remember that last time.

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Tarjhan@reddit

Burgers. There’s a burger place 30-60 mins from where I live that makes the most exquisite burgers. I’d eat there every day if it didn’t practically guarantee a massive coronary by the end of the month.

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Pineapples-1971@reddit

Chips!!

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Greendeco13@reddit

Trifle

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perpetualmentalist@reddit

Fried goods.

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tommmmmmmmy93@reddit

Cheeses.

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Tildatots@reddit

Chocolate. I’m an absolute sugar friend, particularly if it has nuts in it

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Resipsa100@reddit

Check out the carnivore diet; it’s well explained on You Tube

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Wide-Affect-1616@reddit

Pancakes. Fucking love pancakes.

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Valherudragonlords@reddit

Fried chicken

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Paradiddles123@reddit

Bread. Pastries. Beer. Alcohol. I’m now reaching an age where I actually gain weight if I pig out. Calorie counting and training. Kind of miss being able to smash any carbs substance I like. Now I feel like giving myself gold star every time I deny myself something.

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Dear-Grapefruit2881@reddit

Pizza with a side of pizza followed by pizza for dessert

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Hot-Whereas9535@reddit

Either pizza or doner kebabs

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Bbew_Mot@reddit

Milkshakes, I would definitely like to try a freakshake one day!

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notthetalkinghorse@reddit

Kebabs, curry, naan bread. Bloody delicious.

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MountainReach384@reddit

Pizza

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RecentAd7186@reddit

All the carbs. I've got insulin resistance so unless I want to waddle everywhere, best to avoid as much as I can :(

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Melodic-Lake-790@reddit

Sausage and mash

Toad in the hole

Pie

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SasiBan@reddit

Potatoes, in all their glorious forms - chips, buttery mash, crisps, crispy roasties, jacket potato oozing cheese, dauphinoise, new potatoes...even potato waffles and smiley faces.

Gimme those Earth apples.

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MahatmaAndhi@reddit

Donner meat. I bloody love it. Even the filthy zero-star-hygiene-rated stuff. It's the highlight of the munchbox.

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Abject-Lengthiness42@reddit

Doughnuts, yum yums specifically.

Crumble.

Fried bacon.

Cake.

Fizzy sugary drinks.

I'm lucky that I love a lot of healthy stuff! And that I can get really tired of overly sweet stuff quickly, so if I have had enough I just stop.

Still a fatty, mind.

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