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10-09-2007, 10:05 AM
RoadRaven

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Originally Posted by Lisa S.H.

Nature had it all planned out....We are like bears... :rolleyes: :(

YUp, thats me... I might be a bird... but come winter-time i'm a bear

Thank goodness its the beginning of summer now!
10-09-2007, 11:24 AM
lph

For me it goes with feeling cold. Drives my fat-hunger (hey, that's really a WORD in Norwegian :D ) crazy. I can finish eating lunch, and still feel "hungry" because there wasn't enough fat in it. It helps if I dress really warmly at work and drink lots of hot drinks.

But I just polished off a whole bar of dark chocolate, so who am I kidding...
10-09-2007, 11:43 AM
OakLeaf

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Originally Posted by indysteel

I just polished off a bag of Oreos in about three days so I'm pretty sure it's safe to say that my sweet tooth goes a bit nuts this time of year.

Wow, you were able to keep a bag of cookies going for three whole days? I am seriously impressed. I don't buy baked sweets unless I am okay with eating it in one sitting. Because I will. And I buy them way too often, too.

I don't really notice a seasonal change in my cravings, but before I started flying south for the winter, I would definitely gain weight in the winter and lose it as soon as they knocked back the daylight savings time in the spring. Pretty obviously light related, in my case, but then I'm very aware of my body's response to natural light, anyway.
10-09-2007, 11:56 AM
indysteel

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Originally Posted by OakLeaf

Wow, you were able to keep a bag of cookies going for three whole days? I am seriously impressed. I don't buy baked sweets unless I am okay with eating it in one sitting. Because I will. And I buy them way too often, too.

I don't really notice a seasonal change in my cravings, but before I started flying south for the winter, I would definitely gain weight in the winter and lose it as soon as they knocked back the daylight savings time in the spring. Pretty obviously light related, in my case, but then I'm very aware of my body's response to natural light, anyway.

Well, I bought them late on Saturday and finished them just after dinner on Monday. In my defense, I rode a lot too! I lost some weight during my bike tour of Tennessee and it's provided a very, very bad excuse to be, well, bad.

Must. stop. now.
10-09-2007, 01:19 PM
7rider

I always called this "putting on the winter blubber layer." :rolleyes:
Maybe, if I make is sound un-appealing enough, I won't do it!

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Originally Posted by OakLeaf

I don't buy baked sweets unless I am okay with eating it in one sitting. Because I will. And I buy them way too often, too.

Although I feel guilty about the over-packaging issue, I try to buy (note: TRY) only single-serve packages of cookies and treats - what they target/market for kids' school lunches. That way, it serves as a portion control for me. DH and I could do SERIOUS damage to a package of Chips-Ahoy or Oreos or Cameos or Nutter Butters or ... gads! the list goes on. Sadly, I never met a cookie I didn't like. But, if there are only 4 or 6 in the package, the damage is less severe.
10-09-2007, 05:50 PM
boy in a kilt

Single-serving Pop-tarts.
10-09-2007, 08:22 PM
Dianyla

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Originally Posted by boy in a kilt

I munch on sunflower seeds a lot. Oral fixation as much as anything. When I'm working in the field or I'm really keyed up at work, I can go through a quarter pound in a day.

So I suppose I shouldn't tell you about Trader Joe's Chocolate-Covered Sunflower See... whoops! :eek:
10-10-2007, 06:07 AM
Tuckervill

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Originally Posted by boy in a kilt

Single-serving Pop-tarts.

We only buy pop-tarts when we're camping. Last weekend I forgot! My 25 yo son saved me, and brought some but he bought the $1 off-brand. They were SO much more wonderful than the Kellogg's!! OMG. Must stay away from the store-brand pop-tarts!

Karen
10-11-2007, 05:38 PM
sundial

Zen, I tried that recipe and made those delicious bar cookies. Now I'm gonna have to ride for days to burn all those calories. :eek: :p
10-11-2007, 06:09 PM
Zen

I dint get to taste them during the ride but one of these days...maybe for christmas.

Was it the photo that got you?
10-11-2007, 07:01 PM
boy in a kilt

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Originally Posted by Dianyla

So I suppose I shouldn't tell you about Trader Joe's Chocolate-Covered Sunflower See... whoops! :eek:

I've had chocolate-covered sunflower seeds.

I'm one of those geeks who will throw a bunch of unshelled seeds in my mouth, crack the shells with my teeth and spit out the shells. I didn't used to like seeds that much until this past summer. My soldiers and I spent three days looking at a flat piece of ground in Yakima and occasionally calling artillery fire. They got me hooked.

My current favorite are Spitz Chili Lime. They are a bit hard to find up here in Seattle so I always buy a few bags when I go down to Portland. The Plaid Pantry down the road from my National Guard Armory carries them.
10-14-2007, 04:39 PM
sundial

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Originally Posted by zencentury

I dint get to taste them during the ride but one of these days...maybe for christmas.

Was it the photo that got you?

Yes, and the chocolate. Bad, bad Zen!
10-14-2007, 04:41 PM
sundial

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Originally Posted by boy in a kilt

I'm one of those geeks who will throw a bunch of unshelled seeds in my mouth, crack the shells with my teeth and spit out the shells.

Fox Mulder of X Files fame used to do that. Gosh I miss that show!
10-24-2007, 05:38 PM
Mr. Bloom

:eek: :eek: Tim Tams:eek: :eek:
10-24-2007, 06:36 PM
BleeckerSt_Girl

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Originally Posted by boy in a kilt

I'm one of those geeks who will throw a bunch of unshelled seeds in my mouth, crack the shells with my teeth and spit out the shells.

Tough guys do that with walnuts.

:D

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