You are my soul sister. I cannot be trusted around chips and dip, specifically Helluva Good onion dip. |
the ghee makes it taste good, it may be the least healthy thing on the list |
Nectar of the gods. |
| Chips and fries are often my undoing |
Lays Stacks says what's up? |
Ritz Cheese Crispers are the devil’s handiwork |
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For me, oreos and pop tarts
I can't have them in the house |
| Lately info malt balls!! |
| Anything with peanut butter and honey. |
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Scientifically Cheese. Cheese happens to be especially addictive because of an ingredient called casein, a protein found in all milk products. During digestion, casein releases opiates called casomorphins.
"[Casomorphins] really play with the dopamine receptors and trigger that addictive element,” |
Same. I don’t eat meat, so can’t relate to the burgers, but my absolute #1 has to be Coke Zero. Terrible, I know, but I can’t make myself give it up. |
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for me:
1. chocolate 2. fries 3. chips 4. cheese |
| None of these hold a candle to Diet Coke in my book. |
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I have a serious addition to roasted seaweed snacks. Like a 3 pack a day habit.
Granted that's <200 calories total, but it's becoming a problem. |
| Addicted like you crave it all the time or once you start you can't stop. Because different foods fit those categories for me. The biggest can't stop for me is ice cream that has big chunks of cookie dough or the like. I am always digging for one more chunk. Until I have eaten the whole damn pint! Potato chips are hard to stop too. Chocolate is what I crave most though. |