Sweet Tooth.

[sproates33]

Struggle massively after meals trying to resist the temptation of something sweet. Has anyone got any food products that help with this? I seen someone mention before about the low calorie chocolate sauce or something!

[peachbum]

A cup of black coffee helps.

[Seaham Towny]

Originally Posted by sproates33

Struggle massively after meals trying to resist the temptation of something sweet. Has anyone got any food products that help with this? I seen someone mention before about the low calorie chocolate sauce or something!

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[neechi]

Why is sweet stuff a problem?

Surely eating sweet stuff after a meal is absolutely fine as long as your main meal wasn't a complete stomach-filler man-versus-food type of deal and you're getting regular exercise?

[Jambezz]

I have a similar problem, went to Asda last night and picked up a few boxes of Alpen bars, under 90 calories and £1 a box. Got cherry bakewell, chocolate fudge and chocolate orange flavours. Only had the bakewell one so far, 7/10.

[Hammer]

Could you not have a piece of fruit or something?

[safc_graeme]

I've got a huge sweet tooth, but I kinda give it all up when I'm dieting. I have a chocolate flavoured protein shake, and just mix a tiny but of that with milk when I fancy something sweet. Not great but it puts me off having some chocolate

[Titus]

Incorporate sweet foods into your diet. There's also things like 'calorie free' chocolate sauce by Walden Farms and you can get virtually calorie free jelly from most supermarkets.

[TheWanderer]

I have Quark, mixed with peanut butter and a drop of natural honey. Although, I'm trying to hoy on a bit muscle, and I'm guessing the OP wants to reduce calories.

[sproates33]

Originally Posted by TheWanderer

I have Quark, mixed with peanut butter and a drop of natural honey. Although, I'm trying to hoy on a bit muscle, and I'm guessing the OP wants to reduce calories.

Looking to chuck on muscle myself mate!