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These damn sweet cravings haunt me...

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What would you suggest for someone who craves for sweets during a cutting diet?

WOUlD this receipe be Ok: 1/2 cup oatmeal+5 whites eggs+1 or scoop of whey protein+blueberry. Mixed in a blender and put them in a skillet. Nice pancakes...

Any other advice?
 
That was a pretty "comprehensive" answer!
Does anyone have a detailed answer?

Thanks anyway...

PS> I dont get the"refeeds" thing?:confused:
 
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Sugar free jello and some lite cool whip if you are just concerned about a sweet taste....but look at past posts about Leptin levels and refeeds......
 
Refeeds = cheat meal/day where you increase your calorie intake
 
Blueberries, in fact any berries, have a pretty low amount of carbs and also have a good amount of fiber. One thing you could try is tossing a bunch of strawberries, rasberries, and blueberries in a blender with water and some splenda and drink that. It tastes great and has a ton less sugar then OJ and even more vitamins. I already talked about this on another post but it is worth repeating in case you don't see it.
 
beastboy said:
Sugar free jello and some lite cool whip if you are just concerned about a sweet taste....but look at past posts about Leptin levels and refeeds......

Sounds like a good idea...A a mater of fact I do have some in progress in the fridge!! Hence , I will give it a try...

One question would be how many servings ( 1 serving=1/2 cup) per day/week would be Ok ?
 
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Though i've never been one for sweets, I do find myself craving carbs "sweets" on a low carb diet. I can usually ignore the cravings, but sometimes i have a diet coke, and it seems to help.
 
actually i would definitely call it a "refeed", not a "cheat day", i have done these now three weeks and will continue, one day a week (that is only do it if ur bf is pretty low or towards there, not if it is high and you have just started ur cutting diet), i have had a whole cheat day, i still make sure i get in my protein but i eat all the good foods i want with each of my six meals, not a total binge, but i went one week and after my cheat day weighed myself and in 6 days i lost 2 lbs. also i am much much more full looking, and strength is doing better witht his approach.
 
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actually i would definitely call it a "refeed", not a "cheat day", i have done these now three weeks and will continue, one day a week (that is only do it if ur bf is pretty low or towards there, not if it is high and you have just started ur cutting diet), i have had a whole cheat day, i still make sure i get in my protein but i eat all the good foods i want with each of my six meals, not a total binge, but i went one week and after my cheat day weighed myself and in 6 days i lost 2 lbs. also i am much much more full looking, and strength is doing better witht his approach.
agreed. Refeed days are important physically, and mentally.
 
I just tried those sugar jellies and I must say they are pretty good.

It seems to stomp down those demons for sweet cravings..

Would be too much to have a serving every day?
 
TerraNoble said:
I just tried those sugar jellies and I must say they are pretty good.

It seems to stomp down those demons for sweet cravings..

Would be too much to have a serving every day?

Depends on what your goals are....but in general they are pretty low in calories and carbs....
 
Here's a little snack I enjoy when I'm dieting...just mix up 1/2 cup of low or nonfat cottage cheese with a scoop or two of protein powder and add some splenda (or other artificial sweetener). Mix it up and it makes a hell of a high protein low carb low fat pudding.
 
AJag said:
Here's a little snack I enjoy when I'm dieting...just mix up 1/2 cup of low or nonfat cottage cheese with a scoop or two of protein powder and add some splenda (or other artificial sweetener). Mix it up and it makes a hell of a high protein low carb low fat pudding.

I might have to to try that....this plain cottage cheese is getting real old, real fast!
 
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