Anonymous wrote:For him: he likes the watery part of salsa. Will either dip the chip in just the juice or put chips on a plate, spoon salsa on top, then brush off the salsa and just eat the juice marinated chip

Me: I never fully finish a drink and will have 2-3 drinks with me that will always have 1/4 left. At dinner tonight I had water, a tea, and a glass of wine. None of which got totally finished. I swear it's from my older brother convincing me as kids that the last few sips are just spit and backwash

Meh.. you got more of this where it came from and where it is going anyway..

Cravings usually indicate something... just google peanut butter craving and take it from there.

This should get you started: (number 5)
https://spoonuniversity.com/lifestyle/what-your-food-cravings-say-about-you
[img]Do you ever find yourself sneaking spoonfuls of peanut butter? Just can't resist the creamy goodness of this magical food? Same. I'll put globs of peanut butter on just about anything. Craving peanut butter could indicate a few things.
First, you may be eating a low-fat diet. Your body is trying to signal that you need more high-quality fats. Or it could mean you're eating a low-carb diet. If it's fat that you're lacking...try eating more high-quality fats like avocados or almonds. If it's carbs you're missing, incorporate things like bread and pasta into your diet. [/img]

For him: he likes the watery part of salsa. Will either dip the chip in just the juice or put chips on a plate, spoon salsa on top, then brush off the salsa and just eat the juice marinated chip

Me: I never fully finish a drink and will have 2-3 drinks with me that will always have 1/4 left. At dinner tonight I had water, a tea, and a glass of wine. None of which got totally finished. I swear it's from my older brother convincing me as kids that the last few sips are just spit and backwash

munchies?

DH will load about 4tbs of PB on a spoon as a snack. I find it gross. He's been doing it for a few years now and swears it helps with weight control. I am baffled by a 400 calorie snack he can polish off in a minute while standing. Just doesn't seem satisfying

Anonymous wrote:DH likes milk but not on dry cereal. Cheerios, Total, granola, et al are eaten dry with a side glass of milk. That’s weird.

I hate soggy cereal too. This is a good way to keep the flavor mix without soggy cereal at the end.

Anonymous wrote:DH likes milk but not on dry cereal. Cheerios, Total, granola, et al are eaten dry with a side glass of milk. That’s weird.

My grandmother put applesauce on cereal. She hated milk.

Anonymous wrote:It’s just weird he uses a bowl.

No, it's portion control. I teach my kids to eat chips, raisins, anything, out of a bowl only.

Instead of putting on her socks and then her shoes (as God intended), DW puts one one sock and then one shoe and then the other sock and the other shoe.

Bizarre.

DH likes milk but not on dry cereal. Cheerios, Total, granola, et al are eaten dry with a side glass of milk. That’s weird.

Anonymous wrote:I do the same thing. One spoon is simply not enough.

Just don’t double dip. It’s all good otherwise.

I do the same thing. One spoon is simply not enough.

My husband dumps chocolate chips in the jar of peanut butter and then eats them with a spoon. Yeah, that’s why I love him. And the kids get the greatest joy out of finding a leftover chocolate chip I. Their peanut butter and jelly.

It’s just weird he uses a bowl.

My spouse gets a spoon and a little bowl and spoons peanut butter or almond butter into it and eats it. Plain. With nothing else. Just the nut butter.

That’s weird.