May 11, 2010
Holy chocolate covered almonds, Batman!
They’re plastic-free (Whole Foods bulk bin), meat-free, and at the rate I’m eating them, I should be three sizes bigger by this summer. (That jar was full a week ago.)
This is the opposite of conscious eating, I think.
Not beating myself up. My addictions are doing a good enough job of that already.
Just need to breathe. And maybe have a good cry today, before I do anything else.
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I’ve read that nuts in the shell are a good way to go, because we are less likely to overeat with the shells slowing us down. But what I do with shelled nuts is I serve myself a shotglass of them. That’s not to say I never go back and refill, but usually, I am satisfied with that serving size, given how much protein and fat they contain, and I don’t find myself eating mindlessly.
I just discovered dark chocolate covered jumbo raisins (at $6 a pop for like, 15 of them) and I’m totally obsessed and addicted. When i went vegan I thought chocolate-covered anything was out of my future; but apparently i just have to look for it! Ugh… if I find dark chocolate covered almonds I’m in REAL trouble.
Life’s a journey. Sometimes you need snacks for the trip.
YUM! I love chocolate almonds!!