Re: What is/are yr Guilty Pleasure/s?

Lucky Charm · ‎03-09-2010

Boutique shopping. For apparel and home. Prices are sometimes ridiculous, but I like unique items.

nova · ‎03-09-2010

@Tommie1965 wrote:
Judge Judy. It’s my junk tv fix and I just started watching it a couple years ago. I’ve actually learned a few things too; I’m 59 and had never even heard of a “title loan” on cars until I started watching the show.

@Tommie1965 Yes I also enjoy Judge Judy and Hot Bench. The newest Judge Judy shows are now called Judy Justice on Prime Video. She's like the Energizer Bunny and keeps on going!

monicakm · ‎03-16-2010

@LTT1

Sounds scrumptious but not available at my WM or local grocery store.

monicakm · ‎03-16-2010

@Kitty Galore

My husband was part of a reality show many years ago...Extreme Makeover with Ty Pennington. They built a house in a week (I think) in Mineola. One of the ladies involved with the production was interested in my car and asked lots of questions about it. DH said it was probably the same car they were giving the family. He was right. Just last week he said we should drive by and see how it looks now.

SportyShorty07 · ‎04-15-2014

Candy, handbags, makeup, trashy reality TV shows and Lifetime movies

JoyFilled Warrior · ‎09-02-2022

Not related, but related

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Nonametoday · ‎03-09-2010

Helados Mexican brand popsicles, salted caramel Talenti gelatto. These really are guilty pleasures as my husband is a brittle diabetic and I don't let him know I am eating these. It is difficult for him to have any sweets because most of the sugar-free or no-sugar-added products still contain carbohydrates so occasionally I let him have a piece of pound cake, maybe every 2-3 months. So I do feel guilty eating the above-noted treats. I hide them behind vegetables in the freezer and eat them when he is sleeping.

Formerly Chardonnay, but no longer, because it triggers asthma as it contains sulfites, histamine and salicylates, either/or can trigger asthma. Glad I quit drinking it because drinking it did add pounds.

LTT1 · ‎03-09-2010

@monicakm

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JoyFilled Warrior · ‎09-02-2022

@Nonametoday wrote:
Helados Mexican brand popsicles, salted caramel Talenti gelatto. These really are guilty pleasures as my husband is a brittle diabetic and I don't let him know I am eating these. It is difficult for him to have any sweets because most of the sugar-free or no-sugar-added products still contain carbohydrates so occasionally I let him have a piece of pound cake, maybe every 2-3 months. So I do feel guilty eating the above-noted treats. I hide them behind vegetables in the freezer and eat them when he is sleeping.

Formerly Chardonnay, but no longer, because it triggers asthma as it contains sulfites, histamine and salicylates, either/or can trigger asthma. Glad I quit drinking it because drinking it did add pounds.

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Hi @Nonametoday

Thanks for sharing. It's not easy, is it?

Im not diabetic, but for health, & RefSugar addicted reasons, I've been off all Refined Sugar (& mindful Carbs) foods for at least 8+ yrs. But I LOVE food! incl & esp sweets.

So, all these yrs I've been on a determined, 1 woman mission to find any/all Refined Sugar Substitutes to my former Yummy Alternatives.

I've found its much less painful & I can keep up with No Refined Sugar products if I dont feel begrudged of my former yummy foods. (But S/F can be pricey tho)

If u have time to give me hubby's restrictive RefSugar,Carb Criteria/Limitations/Range, perhaps I can paw thru my located S/F alternatives & can share with ya.