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    My store is out of them but right now it’s wafer rolls. They come in orange, vanilla and strawberry flavors. All of them are damn good and I end up eating the whole jar once I start eating a few of them.

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    A shitload of my favorite brand of protein bars, tastes just close enough to a chocolate bar that I dont feel cheated.

    Also the fitness branded protein ice creams. 360 calories and I get to fuck up a whole pint watching TV?

    And both of them help me hit my protein targets for the day.

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        Most savory protein options are like some sort of jerky.

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    Breakfast cereal

    My wife and I both agree that it’s a dessert, not a food XD

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        I’m a sucker for fruity pebbles (I actually prefer the malt-o-meal bag version)

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    anything that comes in little pieces, like toffeefe or manner.

    I’m on a diet but a huge sweettooth. This helps me grab one of them as a dessert after a healthy meal.

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    Microwave popcorn. It’s convenient enough that I can make it easily any time, but just inconvenient enough that it doesn’t all get horked down on the first day.

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      I find that stove top popcorn is even less convenient (so less tempting to eat all the time), but much cheaper, and maybe tastier in some ways.

      Get a ~500 g (1 lb or so?) bag of whole kernels for $3-ish, some oil that you use for cooking other stuff anyway, and salt. Heat the oil on the stove with a few kernels, then when those pop, briefly remove from heat and add more. Make sure the pot has a lid. Keep shaking it side to side to keep the popcorn from burning.

      I find it adds just enough oil to taste good, but not so much that I’m eating something super awful for me. (And it’s much tastier than air popped). And I assume you could still add melted butter if you want an extra treat.

      I want to get one of those movie theatre style things where the popcorn can fly out of the pot.

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          I always found these a pain to clean. I had both types. And it’s another single use device. I switched to a pot on the stove and never looked back. Bought a special pot that has vented holes on the side so the popcorn doesn’t steam and get chewy.

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    Anything remotely resembling a snack will not be left for long so we don’t keep anything.

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      Yep. The only way to prevent daily snacking is by not having snacks in the house.

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      Same here. That’s why I try to stock up on more than I think I’ll need when things go on sale.

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        The two types of mentalities on display:

        1. I’ll eat too much so I shouldn’t buy any
        2. I’ll eat too much so I should buy more
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          Or the worst one of all - more packaging. I buy some things in smaller packages to help moderate. Ritz crackers? Hell yeah, but what size sleeve will I finish? Soda, hey at least it’s diet, once it’s open I’ll finish it, so it better be in a can

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    None. If it’s here, I’m eating it. I sometimes bring some home on grocery day but it’s always gone that day.

    Usually, pototo chips, chocolate covered pretzels, gummies, chocolate cover gummies.

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    None. If I crave for something crunchy I eat carrots or nuts. If I want to eat sweets I make my own brownies, marzipan or chocolate chip cookies. And if I really want to each chips/crisps I make my own batch.

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      When you say you make your own marzipan, do you start from almonds? That seems like so much work- is it significantly cheaper or better than store bought marzipan or do you just prefer to be self sufficient?

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        When I have time I do it from scratch but usually I end up using almond flour.

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    Nuts. Many kinds of nuts - peanuts, hazelnuts, almonds, cashews Various mixes, sometimes with dried fruits, then there’s the spiced and coated varieties

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    Unsalted cashew nuts and french fries. The nuts I eat as is and usually run out by the end of the week. French fries I toss into the air fryier when ever I don’t feel like cooking.

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    ricey crackers, they have chocolate and rice. everything one needs, besides some water

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      Oh no now I need some 😛. Had totally forgotten they existed 🤤

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    Junk food is a metaphor for thermodynamics. Nothing lasts. if it’s in stock, then it’s eaten. So I try not to buy any. But even then I will dip strawberries in sugar.

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      dip strawberries in sugar

      Aha, i knew it u sick mothafucka!

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    Girardhelli brownie mix. Not claiming it’s the best ever but it’s 100x better than the Betty Crocker or Duncan Hines crap. But there’s also the barrier of 5-10 mins prep and 25+ mins baking so it’s not instant gratification y’know?

    Once you bake a pan though it’s pretty great for the next day or two. Assuming you’re not too concerned with your waistline.

    Edit: Oh and a box is like $3 at Big Lots. But you do have to supply an egg and cooking oil.

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      Plus you can get a Costco sized box!

      Realistically this is also a healthy choice because it requires effort, so time to reconsider