Craving for something sweet

[TipTopShape]

hi guys,

what can you advise for this im really want something sweet but im afraid it will add a lot to my weight.

 

[WILL DA BEAST]

peanut butter

 

[HereToStudy]

Plain and simple:

Sweet Serum

I plan on trying this soon, all natural, low calorie, and aparently quite tasty.

 

[TipTopShape]

hmmmp..interesting, how about ice cream? i wanted to eat but im worried about it.

 

[HereToStudy]

hmmmp..interesting, how about ice cream? i wanted to eat but im worried about it.

Someone else will have to answer that, I really don't have a sweet tooth outside of juice and occasional candy.

 

[TipTopShape]

LOL. no problem. I already solve my problem. I just ate vanilla ice cream. You should try at least 1 tps.

 

[GeekPoop]

if got a craving for somethign like ice cream ill have a spoonfull, not gonna hurt you.

but bing cherries are my all time favorite sweet snack vs candy vs ice cream vs anything.

 

[LowDog]

diet coke, but some ppl say they get more cravings doing that so watch out.

 

[urbanski]

to me it depends on your caloric intake goal for the day. if its 2K and you're at 2K, sorry you cant have a sweet. if you have 100 cals to go, eat some low fat pudding or maybe raisins, maybe some nuts with a sweet coating. myself, i'd make a whey shake (Nutrapro chocolate is slightly sweet, enough for me).

 

[lyfespan]

grab sumthin with aspartame in it that **** always kills my appetite

 

[Outstanding]

hi guys,

what can you advise for this im really want something sweet but im afraid it will add a lot to my weight.

I have always enjoyed sugar free fat free pudding, Wal Mart makes their own brand and of course Jell-O also makes a large variety of flavors (cheesecake is amazing). I will say though, that the gelatin and maltodextrin they use as filler and to add body to the mixture can bloat and slightly cause a rise in blood sugar levels.

When I had all of my wisdom teeth removed, I mixed creatine monohydrate and whey powder in with the pudding, and it was delectable (until I ate it 6 times a day for three days - by that time I didn't want to see another bowl of pudding again).