MrsMurphysChowder

A wonderful 11 year old person said if they were allowed on reddit they would post this: "Here's a thought to ruin your childhood! Cinnamon Toast Crunch ads are teaching kids cannibalism!" So I said I would post it for them. What do you all think?

Just watched all of Monty Pythons The Meaning of Life. With?! I'd seen bits before, the space walk scene and the puke scene in the restaurant, but never the whole thing. I think illbhave nightmares tonight.

Hey homies, I'd love some suggestions; I'm traveling in a week to spend a week in Florida with a friend. My friend lives in a spot where the tap water is "safe" but not great. They use individual bottled water, to which i am morally opposed (fuck you, Nestlé and your ilk). I'm fretting about how to get filtered tap water without insulting my host, and without needing a lot of space in a suitcase, since I am only taking a carry-on. Ideas?

🎵Aww honey honey! We know where sugar iiiiss, and we aren't wanting you!!🎶 Most of us are not keto, and are only looking to abstain from ADDED sugar, but still allow some of the sugar naturally occurring in food because guess what? The only way to completely avoid naturally occurring sugars is to eat nothing but meat, and that doesn't include liver or processed meats like sausage and hot dogs. Plain meat like beef, chicken, fish, has no carbs, no sugar. ALL food from plants, and most dairy, has "sugar" in some form. Broccoli? Yup Nuts? Of course Beans? Uh huh. Anything made with grains? Sure Apples? You betcha Milk? Oh yeah. But eating only meat isn't healthy. We know this. Hey this no ad

Hey all, I encourage you all to sign up for this online FREE Summit! I did it last year and found it very helpful. A small caveat; the speakers DO all have books and/or programs to sell, but you aren't obligated. And there are many wonderful experts. https://go.quitsugarsummit.com/jan-2023-quit-sugar_summit_registration_1671059307009

Hey all! Subs can't be deactivated! See our new description for how I'm shifting focus. Add some thoughts and ideas here or in the lounge to let us mods know how to be helpful. Next focus will be Valentines Day. How did we all do over Christmas? New Year's Eve? What are you most proud of?

Hey Sugar Plums! We haven't been posting or chatting much. I hope it's because we've all been getting through the holidays happily and mostly sugar free. I have. And I'm fully committed to sugar free life in 2023. I've lost 10 lbs this month!! I will leave this post, and the sub up for a couple more days in case anyone wants to comment here or in the Lounge, but after that you can catch me on r/sugarfree.

So, we've been quiet lately. If you slipped, as I have (once two days ago, see the lounge if you want the details), if you're stressed and medicating with food, please don't beat yourself up! Hug yourself, pat yourself on the back, or the head and thank yourself for all the GOOD work you've done, then recommit and keep going. Personally I've taken a bit of a psychological hit. My cholesterol is up, and though my doc wants me on a statin, I don't want that. AND my liver enzymes are high; too much Tylenol and fatty meat, and a few drinks a week. SO now on top of avoiding sugar, I have to avoid beef, butter, cheese, deli meat. I'll be adding fish, spinach, and cruciferous veggies too. This is

Back in the day, when fruit and veggies were canned, and meat was incinerated to the point of shoe leather before serving, dieters used to say "If it tastes good, spit it out." Now when gourmet foods and methods to cook are available at the touch of a screen, or even at voice command, we know this isn't true. A roasted beet with butter is delicious! And has natural sugar in it. As a matter of fact, some of the granulated sugar SOME people buy (not us!) is made from beets. But if you poured sugar on that delicious roasted beet, it would ruin it. Processed foods pack sugar, or other sweeteners in because the processing leeches the natural flavors out, or because the ingredients just kinda

I have to be gluten free, lactose free, and there are certain fruits and vegetables i can't eat. Just wondering if any other friends trying to go sugar free also have other food restrictions for health or culture purposes?

Hey all, was out shopping today, hadn't had enough lunch but wanted to get home. Standing in the register line, I was literally surrounded by candy!! If I'd been alone I might have faltered, but I had a dear friend with me who knows and shares my struggles. We chatted and distracted ourselves til we could check out. What strategies do you have in these situations?

Join us in a food discovery adventure as we navigate the upcoming Holiday season sugar free!

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