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Old 02-22-12, 01:17 AM
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Post your guilty pleasures!

Figured I would start a Clyde Guilty Pleasure thread. I hope there hasn't been one started yet....

For me: Beer. I don't mean budweiser or miller or that low end corn-injected swill. I mean my homebrew, good craft beer, or at least quality beer. Currently on Guinness #2 for tonight (and this is it anyway). Thankfully, Guinness has less calories in the 14.9oz can than any of my homebrew does in 12oz bottles, and I should easily still be at a calorie deficit today!

Chocolate is a close second...that stuff is pure evil!

And, NO I will NOT cut beer out of my diet. I will reduce intake, yes, but never, EVER, will I not have beer. I would rather ride more to make up for it.
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Old 02-22-12, 03:28 AM
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Originally Posted by nymtber

And, NO I will NOT cut beer out of my diet. I will reduce intake, yes, but never, EVER, will I not have beer...
You don't need to. I once had a book called The I Like My Beer Diet. It laid out detailed weight-loss menus, all designed to allow a couple of beers a day. I don't recall all the details, but the basic idea is that -- as treats go -- beer isn't bad at all. I lost 70 pounds a while back, using a simple combination of exercise and sensible eating, and I did not deny myself a beer when I craved one.
You're right about chocolate. Right now I have to control an insane craving for dark-chocolate coated raisins.
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Old 02-22-12, 04:17 AM
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Every once in a while, I get a craving for fried chicken - not the fast food kind, but good, old fashioned, fried in lard in a cast iron skillet, fried chicken. Thankfully, my favorite fried chicken restaurant is a 3 hour motorcycle ride away...
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Old 02-22-12, 04:30 AM
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Beer is a given for most guys and i'm no different. Problem is I tend to have more than a few! My other vice is fast food. I love me some Taco Bell!
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Taco bell is good stuff! I am a sucker for ice cream covered with peanut butter and chocolate sauce as well.
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Old 02-22-12, 09:09 AM
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Stone Ruination IPA
Guinness
Dogfish Head 90 Minute

Bacon Egg & Cheese on a Bagel

Those are my guilty pleasures, I need to control them better!
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Beer snob beer, Burritos, the Darkest Chocolate I can find... and Apple Pie
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Originally Posted by caphits
..... I am a sucker for ice cream covered with peanut butter....
I'm so glad that I am not the only one who loves that combo. I forgo the chocolate sauce by using Moose Tracks ice cream that already has the chocolate swirled in it.
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Peanut butter! Especially Reese's peanut butter cups.
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Beer
Ice cream
Mexican food
Pizza

Eating out in general...

I don't have a big issue with sweets or most snacks.
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Vanilla Bean Ice Cream with fat-free whipped cream.
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Pizza
Carrot cake or pecan pie
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A big bowl of Chocolate Rice Chex at about 9:30 PM.

The snack table at work with an unlimited supply of Reese's Cups and M&Ms.
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Peanut Butter
Candy Bars
Donuts
Anything sweet.

I do not deprive myself but just eat smaller amounts.
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Pizza. A large deep dish pizza with extra cheese and extra pepperoni washed down by numerous Mountain Dew's. That's my ideal guilty pleasure.

Unfortunately, I had too many of those meals and that's what made me a clyde. However, I have found that I can still enjoy that, just in much smaller portions. Makes a big difference on the scale.


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Wine.

Plain and simple the wife and I both love cooking, eating and good wine. I have built a collection over the years, and in no way am giving up a nice bottle or two on the weekends. It may very well impede my weight loss, but a man has to have one vice.
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Old 02-22-12, 02:45 PM
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Double Stuf Oreo, sugar cookies with frosting and sprinkles (though I may be over those for a while...), french fries, chocolate chip cookies, sweet tea, ice cream, chips. Papa Johns pizza, Parmesan garlic sticks and cinnamon sticks....dam...now I want pizza.

I'm trying to stop with the carb heavy/centric meals.
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Husband's homemade cheese bread
Husband's homemade brownies
My homemade angel food cake
Gumbo
Chocolate ice cream
Sponge candy from the Mennonite store in southern Iowa
Yellow Tail Shiraz

Not all at once.
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Never craved until I was diagnosed a T2 diabetic.
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Old 02-22-12, 10:20 PM
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Pizza.... mmmmm.
Beer... mmmmm. Particularly Stone IPA or Arrogant Bastard. or any of their beers, they're fantastic
Wine
pasta, bacon, peanuts, carne asada burritos, chips & salsa, doritos, mmm

I'm attacking my clydeness this year by not dieting and not denying myself anything, just adding it all up. If there's room I get to enjoy it, but maybe just one of it. So far so good.
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Chili dogs... They are actually listed as a hobby on my LinkedIn page.
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Old 02-23-12, 12:19 AM
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Arrogant Bastard is my fav brew. Only available in 22oz bottles here, making it twice as bad... I gotta try to find normal 12oz bottles and buy a case. I gotta order a dozen hot wings some night when I get some AB... I think they will go very well together.

I am not much of an IPA person, but there is a local micro-brewery that makes an IPA I could drink all day. only 60 ibu so its session friendly. I drank a growler of it one night.... mmm
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