The thing that I hate about pizza

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Problem is not one pizza, problem is when you eat 5 pizzas per week.

Yeah because anyone is doing that

*looks down and slowly raises hand in the air*

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:There is no "have to" eat at least 4 or whatever.

Stop thinking of it as an entree. Start thinking of it as a component of a full meal.

Two slices of thin crust, a salad or some sauteed peppers and onions, maybe some cucumber salad or pickles or something acidic, maybe some fruit. Maybe two slices of thin crust, a few slices of antipasto meats and cheeses? Get creative.

Stop thinking of pizza night as a plate of pizza.

Ok, someone needs to eat some pizza! And not two slices.

You can continue to mock me, that's fine.

I have never eaten an entire pizza, or any more than 4 slices on the extreme outside. I don't fear pizza, regret pizza, or fetishize pizza. It's just pizza. I enjoy it as part of a nice meal.

You continue to wax poetic about eating an entire pizza, or "not being able" to stop, or what have you. I'll continue to enjoy pizza, with no fear or regrets. It's just pizza.

Ha, except your don't! This will drive you nuts, I am the eat a whole Blaze pizza pp! I am 116lbs! And I regularly eat a whole pizza. Have done so, and will continue to do so. And I am almost 50. Pizza is a whole meal to most of us. 900 calories in meat eater, for example. Leaves me plenty of room for two other meals. Why would anyone have fear or regrets about eating a whole pizza? People here be crazy!

Huh?A large whole thin crust meat pizza is about 2400, and regular crust is over 3,000.

[Anonymous]

OP here- For everyone who eats a whole large pizza, don't you feel uncomfortable in your gut? I'm not talking about guilt, just physically uncomfortable.

I don't feel guilty when I eat a lot of pizza because this is usually a treat for me and I don't have it all the time. The only problem that I have is that I feel uncomfortable in my gut, and being hungry again after a few hours despite eating a lot of pizza. The feeling of being bloated also lingers a day later. I don't think I'd like to do the 2 slice+salad, that will only make me crave more pizza.

[Anonymous]

OP, is there sugar in the sauce of the brand you like? It is probably sugar that is triggering craving after a few pieces. Does it happen if you have a white pizza with no sauce?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:There is no "have to" eat at least 4 or whatever.

Stop thinking of it as an entree. Start thinking of it as a component of a full meal.

Two slices of thin crust, a salad or some sauteed peppers and onions, maybe some cucumber salad or pickles or something acidic, maybe some fruit. Maybe two slices of thin crust, a few slices of antipasto meats and cheeses? Get creative.

Stop thinking of pizza night as a plate of pizza.

Ok, someone needs to eat some pizza! And not two slices.

You can continue to mock me, that's fine.

I have never eaten an entire pizza, or any more than 4 slices on the extreme outside. I don't fear pizza, regret pizza, or fetishize pizza. It's just pizza. I enjoy it as part of a nice meal.

You continue to wax poetic about eating an entire pizza, or "not being able" to stop, or what have you. I'll continue to enjoy pizza, with no fear or regrets. It's just pizza.

Ha, except your don't! This will drive you nuts, I am the eat a whole Blaze pizza pp! I am 116lbs! And I regularly eat a whole pizza. Have done so, and will continue to do so. And I am almost 50. Pizza is a whole meal to most of us. 900 calories in meat eater, for example. Leaves me plenty of room for two other meals. Why would anyone have fear or regrets about eating a whole pizza? People here be crazy!

Huh?A large whole thin crust meat pizza is about 2400, and regular crust is over 3,000.

Not according to Blaze nutrition sheet. I never said I eat Papa Johns whole pizza.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:OP, is there sugar in the sauce of the brand you like? It is probably sugar that is triggering craving after a few pieces. Does it happen if you have a white pizza with no sauce?

That's interesting. I bet there is. I don't eat white pizza so I'm not sure.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:There is no "have to" eat at least 4 or whatever.

Stop thinking of it as an entree. Start thinking of it as a component of a full meal.

Two slices of thin crust, a salad or some sauteed peppers and onions, maybe some cucumber salad or pickles or something acidic, maybe some fruit. Maybe two slices of thin crust, a few slices of antipasto meats and cheeses? Get creative.

Stop thinking of pizza night as a plate of pizza.

Ok, someone needs to eat some pizza! And not two slices.

You can continue to mock me, that's fine.

I have never eaten an entire pizza, or any more than 4 slices on the extreme outside. I don't fear pizza, regret pizza, or fetishize pizza. It's just pizza. I enjoy it as part of a nice meal.

You continue to wax poetic about eating an entire pizza, or "not being able" to stop, or what have you. I'll continue to enjoy pizza, with no fear or regrets. It's just pizza.

Ha, except your don't! This will drive you nuts, I am the eat a whole Blaze pizza pp! I am 116lbs! And I regularly eat a whole pizza. Have done so, and will continue to do so. And I am almost 50. Pizza is a whole meal to most of us. 900 calories in meat eater, for example. Leaves me plenty of room for two other meals. Why would anyone have fear or regrets about eating a whole pizza? People here be crazy!

Huh?A large whole thin crust meat pizza is about 2400, and regular crust is over 3,000.

Not according to Blaze nutrition sheet. I never said I eat Papa Johns whole pizza.

I got curious because I've never seen a 900 calorie whole pizza, so I went to the blaze pizza site to check out why they are low cal, but it says 270 calorie for 1/8 slice of meat eater, and I don't see an option for thin crust so that totals 2,160. https://www.blazepizza.com/

[Anonymous]

I like to eat a whole pizza while watching "My 600lb Life"

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:OP here- For everyone who eats a whole large pizza, don't you feel uncomfortable in your gut? I'm not talking about guilt, just physically uncomfortable.

I don't feel guilty when I eat a lot of pizza because this is usually a treat for me and I don't have it all the time. The only problem that I have is that I feel uncomfortable in my gut, and being hungry again after a few hours despite eating a lot of pizza. The feeling of being bloated also lingers a day later. I don't think I'd like to do the 2 slice+salad, that will only make me crave more pizza.

Nobody is saying we eat a large pizza every week. We just have eaten one before. Yeah I was full. I don’t know what to tell you. Sometimes you eat a lot and you’re full and if it’s carbs you’ll bloat. It lasts like a day max. Same thing happens if I have a big dinner and wine and dessert on date night. It’s not going to kill you once in a while.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Your stomach is too large. I'm a man and i would be sick if I ate 4 slices of pizza. The stomach is elastic. If you stop overeating it will eventually shrink (this will likely take months). If you overeat constantly, your stomach will grow and grow and it will take more and more to make you "full". One good principle is simply not to eat until you are "full" because you know you are stretching your stomach. This is the idea behind gastric bypass surgery but you can intervene on your own without medical treatment.

Says the guy married to the anorexic "trophy" wife.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:OP, is there sugar in the sauce of the brand you like? It is probably sugar that is triggering craving after a few pieces. Does it happen if you have a white pizza with no sauce?

Oooh, I *loathe* pizza with sugar in the sauce. (Dominos and Papa Johns, I'm looking at you)

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:There is no "have to" eat at least 4 or whatever.

Stop thinking of it as an entree. Start thinking of it as a component of a full meal.

Two slices of thin crust, a salad or some sauteed peppers and onions, maybe some cucumber salad or pickles or something acidic, maybe some fruit. Maybe two slices of thin crust, a few slices of antipasto meats and cheeses? Get creative.

Stop thinking of pizza night as a plate of pizza.

Ok, someone needs to eat some pizza! And not two slices.

You can continue to mock me, that's fine.

I have never eaten an entire pizza, or any more than 4 slices on the extreme outside. I don't fear pizza, regret pizza, or fetishize pizza. It's just pizza. I enjoy it as part of a nice meal.

You continue to wax poetic about eating an entire pizza, or "not being able" to stop, or what have you. I'll continue to enjoy pizza, with no fear or regrets. It's just pizza.

Ha, except your don't! This will drive you nuts, I am the eat a whole Blaze pizza pp! I am 116lbs! And I regularly eat a whole pizza. Have done so, and will continue to do so. And I am almost 50. Pizza is a whole meal to most of us. 900 calories in meat eater, for example. Leaves me plenty of room for two other meals. Why would anyone have fear or regrets about eating a whole pizza? People here be crazy!

Huh?A large whole thin crust meat pizza is about 2400, and regular crust is over 3,000.

Not according to Blaze nutrition sheet. I never said I eat Papa Johns whole pizza.

I got curious because I've never seen a 900 calorie whole pizza, so I went to the blaze pizza site to check out why they are low cal, but it says 270 calorie for 1/8 slice of meat eater, and I don't see an option for thin crust so that totals 2,160. https://www.blazepizza.com/

I checked it again. I only ever see one size there, 11inch, but I see that they have a large in the calculator. This must be something new, at least to me. I eat their regular pie, which is fewer calories. It says 1 slice 150 calories, and it has 6 slices.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:There is no "have to" eat at least 4 or whatever.

Stop thinking of it as an entree. Start thinking of it as a component of a full meal.

Two slices of thin crust, a salad or some sauteed peppers and onions, maybe some cucumber salad or pickles or something acidic, maybe some fruit. Maybe two slices of thin crust, a few slices of antipasto meats and cheeses? Get creative.

Stop thinking of pizza night as a plate of pizza.

Same but even two slices is too much. Why not just have one for the taste then fill up on salad or veggies?

Because that’s no way to live. Two slices is perfectly fine.

I agree with this or even three slices. There is no reason you should be feeling gross. It is just bread, cheese, and sauce. It isn't like you are eating a pound of beer battered deep fried onion rings. I think there is a mental component to why you feel gross after eating a couple slices of pizza OP

[Anonymous]

Pizza is gross. Grease city.

[Anonymous]

I've tried pizza 3 times in my life. I got diarrhea each time. Nooo thanks.