What is the biggest challenge in your diet?

Bread! Beautiful, wonderful, homemade bread fresh from the oven with a big glob of real butter. Better than any dessert!

Candy. I have the sweet tooth from hell.

The biggest challenge of my diet is Mountain Dew and salty junk food.

Tamara24 wrote:

Three non drinkers in a row? I am so proud of y'all!
Good for you.
Sweet dreams.
See ya.

I am also a non-drinker.
The thing I would not be able to give up & can't help but have nearly everyday is my Spiced Chai tea. I love it too much. So, it has sugar in it, but when I buy the bag of the sugar free, it has just something missing in the taste, & I can notice it right away. Other than that, I have cut way back on carbs over the years, & I am 1/2 Italian so don't tell Mama Mia. I LOVE chocolate, but only really overload it during "that time."

Bloody 'out of control' GREED !

lets call a spade ' a spade' here LOL

Carbs are the hardest for me. I am still 90 lbs over weight, but the good news is that I lost 50 lbs.

Thanks to Jenny Craig!(Unfortunately I still cheat)

Bout time wrote:

Bread! Beautiful, wonderful, homemade bread fresh from the oven with a big glob of real butter. Better than any dessert!

2 cups of warm water
I cup of warm milk
1 pack of yeast
1 tablespoon of sugar
1 teaspoon of salt.... I've tried lesser amounts but it affects the taste.
6-8 cups of flour

mix and knead it

bake it
Best darn bread you'll ever eat.

Let me see. I don't cut out anything in my eating habits. I exercise regularly: kickboxing, jogging, and chasing a toddler around! Age might be a huge factor when it comes to weight loss. I feel that if you exercise at least 3 days per week for at least an hour, then you can eat whatever you want...in moderation of course. I maintain a good weight and still eat what I love doing this! Alcohol is a huge "luxury" for me too! I agree, and only dring clear liqours or Michelob Ultra Light.

Hung like horse wrote:

puuussssyyy!!!!

you aint a gettin any so it shouldn't be a challenge for ya.

Eating too much!

Starmuncher wrote:

Carbs are the hardest for me. I am still 90 lbs over weight, but the good news is that I lost 50 lbs.
Thanks to Jenny Craig!(Unfortunately I still cheat)

Good for you Starmuncher. Keep up the good work!

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skipper wrote:

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2 cups of warm water
I cup of warm milk
1 pack of yeast
1 tablespoon of sugar
1 teaspoon of salt.... I've tried lesser amounts but it affects the taste.
6-8 cups of flour
mix and knead it
bake it
Best darn bread you'll ever eat.

Thanks! I can already smell it baking!

most difficult? the part where I don't eat...

The biggest challenge in my diet is eating period. Don't like to take the time to do it. I love to cook, hate to eat. Nothing ever sounds good, and after spending all day slaving over food, who feels like eating it? But I guess I am a sucker for coffee if I would have to choose anything, I live off of it.

I don't diet never have. But I do go to the gym at least twice a weak, just to stay tight and toned. I have been blessed with good genes, and very tiny, and good skin. I never had zits. I don't PMS. NO cellulite, no stretch marks. Great legs. I eat what I want. Go to the gym and burn it off. NO worries, no problems.
I still wear a bikini, and weigh 115.

Buying it!

I don't have bad eating habits, but I hate to exercise. Anything I eat or drink stays with me. I am about 50 pounds overweight, although where I live that still keeps me normal looking. I have no energy to exercise. I know it will change once I get off my butt and do it, but getting started is the hard part. I did it before and lost 30 pounds; then I quit and put on 40!

Fed Up in NM wrote:

I don't have bad eating habits, but I hate to exercise. Anything I eat or drink stays with me. I am about 50 pounds overweight, although where I live that still keeps me normal looking. I have no energy to exercise. I know it will change once I get off my butt and do it, but getting started is the hard part. I did it before and lost 30 pounds; then I quit and put on 40!

If I may. I can recomend some videos that are a great way to get started. Leslie Sansone's "Walk away the Pounds" These are great videos /CD's for getting started. They aren't to hard, they start at 1-5 miles. Go at your own pace. In the privacy of your own home. I encourage all who are wanting to start an excersize regime to try them. Once you start, you'll notice your energy level sore. Then you'll want to ad more cardio into it. I am a HUGE excersize freak, but after my second pregnancy I needed help. They truly get ya started. Good Luck!

Water Water Water!!! Keep yourself hydrated too.

my biggest challenge is,
trying to get good mexican food here in east tennessee.
everything is based on tex-mex.

the only saving grace is some darn good hole in the wall B.B.Q. stands.