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seoforbs 01-04-2020 03:09 AM

how to avoid fast food?
 
when you start gym and dieting, you need to left you favourite food which maybe fast food or something else? So, what is the best way to avoid this.

Kathy13118 01-10-2020 05:28 AM

Try cooking that favorite food yourself at home. You can tweak parts of the recipe - and you can control portion size better. Google 'copycat fast food recipes,' for example, and you will find plenty of recipes for making some of your favorite fast foods at home.

luckyhelen 01-30-2020 06:22 AM

it's easy to avoid fast food if you like cooking. I love to try new recipes and cook a lot. I've already bought garbage disposal to get rid of wastes faster. I found reviews here before purchasing. So convy.

josaflenya 02-27-2020 04:41 AM

I think it's impossible to avoid fast food by myself.

josaflenya 02-27-2020 04:42 AM


Originally Posted by Kathy13118 (Post 141503)
Try cooking that favorite food yourself at home. You can tweak parts of the recipe - and you can control portion size better. Google 'copycat fast food recipes,' for example, and you will find plenty of recipes for making some of your favorite fast foods at home.

That's a very good idea. Thanks for sharing.

jacoobsteeve1997 05-14-2020 06:17 PM

When you feel urge to eat fast food while going gym, then you must be focused on making delicious health food and trying different recipes. This will help you in staying away from fast foods and will keep you focused on the foods which are good for your health and fitness.

Arease 05-22-2020 10:28 PM

I think it's normal to eat fast food one time per week

Kohsamui 05-23-2020 01:44 AM

Hi, Arease. Here’s my suggestion: track your foods right here on FitDay (maybe you already are...). See what you’re getting from your food. If your diet, calorie count, nutrition scores are where you want them, have a Big Mac whenever. But be aware that a fast food meal can have so much bad stuff in one serving that it whacks your day’s and even your week’s averages (salt and saturated fats, for example). You’re here on FitDay, so you care. Check it out and then make your call...

jamesrcurtis 05-24-2020 03:07 AM

Learning to prepare your own food will make you more intentional about you eat. That really helped me when it comes to avoiding fast food. You can schedule "cheat days" when you'll indulge yourself, but also plan just how much of it you'll eat. Stick to it and eventually you'll lose your craving for it.

laikagroom 07-10-2020 09:04 AM

Don't limit your calorie intake to a too-small amount. Eat tastily, so you won't crave for fast food.


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