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3 minutes ago, ams1001 said:

I bought a couple bags (and a bag of Hershey eggs) before Easter and haven't even opened them. What's wrong with me?

I have a dedicated chocolate shelf in the snacking cupboard in my kitchen.  I probably have two varieties of truffles/bonbons and at least a dozen candy bars in it at any given time.  I don't eat a lot at a time, though.  When you buy chocolates that are upwards of $50/pound, that's an extra reason not to eat more than that 50 calorie square/piece they recommend.  I stock up at chocolate shows/expos or when I visit places where they have good artisanal chocolate shops... very rarely will I crave grocery store chocolate.  I do have two Lindt chocolate bunnies waiting for my Easter, though.  Gotta bite those ears off!

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My weakness isn't candy or sweets. Its salty and carby. I can happily walk by a bowl of chocolate, but walking by a bowl of chips is a killer

I work with people who love to bring in snacks. There are always pretzels, crackers, chips, cheese, dips, donuts, cookies, etc. on the big table in the ad department. I rarely if ever snack at home because I don't stock my cabinets with snack foods. But when I'm at work, I just can't resist those salty temptations. 

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10 minutes ago, lemoncake said:

My weakness isn't candy or sweets. Its salty and carby. I can happily walk by a bowl of chocolate, but walking by a bowl of chips is a killer

I am glad I am utterly resistant to manufactured potato chips.  I buy those single-serve multi-packs and usually I eat about one every two months and usually because I feel like eating something different and don't feel like cooking rather than because I want chips.  I am a sucker for homemade potato chips, though.  Kettle or baked, love them both.   I can probably polish off three good sized potatoes' worth in one sitting...   Good thing I am too lazy to make them more than once a month or so!  And my current work cafeteria doesn't make them.  At my old job, they were incredible.  But because I came late (I prefer to eat at 1pm or even 1:30pm rather than noon), I rarely got tempted by them as they were often sold out. 

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I am glad I am utterly resistant to manufactured potato chips.  I buy those single-serve multi-packs and usually I eat about one every two months and usually because I feel like eating something different and don't feel like cooking rather than because I want chips.  I am a sucker for homemade potato chips, though.  Kettle or baked, love them both.   I can probably polish off three good sized potatoes' worth in one sitting...   Good thing I am too lazy to make them more than once a month or so! 

I love kettle chips. Love flavors like sea salt and vinegar. We were in Italy a couple of years ago and I found this fabulous brand of tomato flavored chips. Thankfully I haven't been able to find them in the US. 

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4 minutes ago, mmecorday said:

I work with people who love to bring in snacks. There are always pretzels, crackers, chips, cheese, dips, donuts, cookies, etc. on the big table in the ad department. I rarely if ever snack at home because I don't stock my cabinets with stuff snack foods. But when I'm at work, I just can't resist those salty temptations. 

At my last job we had a Free Food channel on the staff Slack. We'd just trawl the halls, looking for leftover sandwiches and pizza. I used to grab all the extra bags of chips and pretzels for my boss, she was a snacker. 

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3 minutes ago, mmecorday said:

I work with people who love to bring in snacks. There are always pretzels, crackers, chips, cheese, dips, donuts, cookies, etc. on the big table in the ad department. I rarely if ever snack at home because I don't stock my cabinets with stuff snack foods. But when I'm at work, I just can't resist those salty temptations. 

The head of one place I worked would bring in Dilly bars (Dairy Queen ice cream bar). Never heard of them until I started working there. Free ice cream! 

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8 minutes ago, OoogleEyes said:

Are there any success stories? We've been watching surgeries, but no follow-up. 

Is TLC a SCAM??

News at 11

Delana, Krystal S., and Abi were all successes, only William wasn't this season.   

You can tell the rookie nurses like the weigh-in lady, they don't get their feet far out of the trample zone. 

393!    I'm so thrilled for her, total loss 171!

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