I guess I won't live that down... I'd love to eat the whole bag, but I don't want to deal with the consequences! I give myself permission to have one piece, and that works for me. Maybe it might work for you too...
There are a couple of sentences in Liz Applegate's Eat Smart Play Hard sports nutrition book that really hit home here. She says she's a certified chocohalic. She also says she failed at not eating chocolate. Her solution:She goes on to recommend that youNow, I eat some choloate just about every day. My chocolate fix consists of chunks of dark chocolate dipped in peanut butter. I don't even try to make it low-fat or low-calorie. (Quote from page 132 of Eat Smart Play Hard)and she also says that whatever it is, eat it slowly, and enjoy. And that approach works for me. Like I said before, eating a small portion of what I really crave keeps me from eating a lot of other things that probably add up to more calories than the treat I really want.Decide what food you really love. Whatever it might be, don't deprive yourself; eat a controlled portion of this food every day.(Quote from page 133 of Eat Smart Play Hard)
--- Denise



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