Your favorite food or snack

[potatoespotate]

Marmite is like the UK version of vegemite right? is there actually a difference between the two?

I've seen vegemite chocolates being sold by cadbury a while back, I wanted to get some. D:

[zxzero]

Sweet Pineapple ham. My mouth waters just thinking about it.

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[Cinnamoroll]

Yeast extract paste. It is a strong very acquired taste. Many Australians basically live off of the stuff. Give it to an American and they will spit it out in disgust. I like it but yeah very acquired.

Weird. Definitely sounds like an acquired taste

[Harlequin]

Waffles with mixed berries and cream - but only very occasionally - gasps at all those calories.

[Knighted]

Mangoes, cherries and desserts

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Weird. Definitely sounds like an acquired taste

If you ever eat it, don't go nuts with the spread. You're not meant to lather it on like peanut butter (at least that's my personal preference). You just ever so lightly spread it over so it's kind of a salty snack. I suppose it's like salted chips, get the right balance and they're enjoyable but overload it with salt then it would taste terrible.

[turntechGodhead]

any kind of fruit is good w/ me for a snack. tryin to keep healthy and all that

[Cinnamoroll]

Waffles with mixed berries and cream - but only very occasionally - gasps at all those calories.

Eating isn't necessarily about calories; it's about how your body uses them.


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[Naked Gamer]

Eating isn't necessarily about calories; it's about how your body uses them.


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Set up a cheat day when you have good stuff then back to your normal diet should work fine once a fortnight or something like that then you have something to look forward too.


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[Cinnamoroll]

Set up a cheat day when you have good stuff then back to your normal diet should work fine once a fortnight or something like that then you have something to look forward too.


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Exactly. Regardless, calories are about quality and not necessarily quantity. Something can be healthy and still be somewhat high in calories and that's okay as long as your body uses them right


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[Harlequin]

Finding the right balance can be difficult, if it wasn't, none of us would struggle with weight, either being too big or too small. I tend to hoard up a deficit on a day on which I intend to indulge, then allowances can be made later. This is not ideal, but works for me. My issue was always setting the bar lower and lower - the new low becomes the new maximum - these are the thought processes that lead to eating disorders. Now I am older and wiser, with others that need my attention, I have less focus on myself and those thought loops have faded. So much of it is related to self esteem, being comfortable with, and accepting of oneself. But this is really off topic.
Back on topic, for a healthy snack, I love mangoes, but it is so much easier to rip open a packet of Twisties

Addit. I have tried vegemite chocolate by Cadbury. I am Australian and I do not mind vegemite spread thinly on toast, but the chocolate was disgusting. I returned my 2nd, uneaten block to the shop for a refund.