Things you haven't eaten since starting on GLP-1....

[raw_oyster_eater]

a whole grocery store birthday cake

 

[Jackol Jones Lenno]

I may have had some exceptions from time to time with sugary food but one thing's for sure I haven't had processed food.

 

[Super Trips]

I smashed a whole pizza on tirz, survo and cagri stack. this was a late night snack after my meals
reta made me eat like crazy also.

 

[Super Trips]

also did a bag of circus peanuts the other day with the parrot outside a dollar general.

 

[Brandon Goldwasser]

icecream

Me too. I miss eating ice cream but I got to maintain what I have going on.

 

[RangerRiot]

55 Burgers, 55 Fries, 55 Tacos, 55 Pies, 55 Cokes, 100 Tater Tots, 100 Pizzas, 100 Tenders, 100 Meatballs, 100 Coffees, 55 Wings, 55 Shakes, 55 Pancakes, 55 Pastas, 55 Peppers, and 155 Taters

 

[noggin]

I buy sugar free hard candy by the pound. No problems with constipation but two crowns in less than a year is the trade-off!

I mean I just don't crave candy enough to have that much. 100-200 calories of candy every few days isn't really hurting so why not.

 

[Laylabirdrami]

Proud to say that I haven't had sugar since!

 

[Glp1judd]

Your mom

 

[Calm Logic]

But still craving dads though?

Pizza and wine.

 

[hotdog!]

French fries.

I eat everything I ate before, just much, MUCH smaller quantities. Fried and heavy foods hold less allure, so I choose them far less frequently but if the mood strikes I eat a few bites to scratch the itch. Usually it's fried seafood I can't resist, I just need to add a ton of lemon or vinegar to make it easier to digest.

A big weakness of mine was a huge plate of cheesy pasta or lasagna, but I know that

1) I won't be able to finish it and
2) I need to choose something with protein so I end up not choosing to eat that huge plate of pasta after all.

After years of going off/on keto and not eating much sugar at all, I lost my cravings for sweets. Especially ice cream. When my son was an infant, I used to love pistachio ice cream and butter pecan, it was a nightly problem. Now, he's 7 and has a (tiny scoop) nightly ice cream, wants me to have some with him and I just don't want it. I eat it sometimes to join him but it has zero appeal, it's as appetizing as unflavored tofu. It's like the craving neural pathways are broken, totally neutralized. I hope that will happen with other junk foods.