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Just wondering what foods people may have stopped eating for their diet or lifestyle changes?
I have stopped eating breads, rice, white potatoes, and pasta. I try not to eat much sugar. When I order tea, I get unsweetened now and I have stopped drinking soda altogether.
I do not eat fast food at all. I have cut down my red meat consumption a lot.
I must say, I don't miss it much. I do miss a baked potato every once in a while, but I have substituted it with sweet potato. I'm not really eating any fried foods, either.
I have added lots of fruits and vegetables.
I do want some spaghetti though. I guess I could just have the sauce, I don't know.
Pikantari...if you love spaghetti, a great way to use that yummy sauce is to bake a spaghetti squash, then put your sauce on that...a great alternative to pasta.
Pikantari...if you love spaghetti, a great way to use that yummy sauce is to bake a spaghetti squash, then put your sauce on that...a great alternative to pasta.
Thanks, I may try that. I have never made or eaten that before so we shall see!
Basically any starch fried in vegetable oil. Despite eating out a lot, I almost never eat french fries, potato chips, or hash browns. Doughnuts for the same reason. Also don't bother with cereal or skim milk.
Cut way down on starches, bread, eliminated sugar other than what is naturally in whole foods, no fried foods, chips a few times a year, try to eat as little processed food as possible, cut way back on cheese, eliminated red meat, eggs.
Fast food, red meat, soda are the biggest ones. I've come to love fish.
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