Goyslop confessional thread. - The first step of recovery is to admit you have a problem.

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i cook most of what i eat from scratch and take vitamins and supplements like omega-3 but i inhale energy drinks
this is the most correct choice. Whole Foods, Clean eating, organic, whatever you wanna call it, its based. all great. i don’t care for goyslop.… but nobody will pray those white monster ultras away from me.. They simply are too yummy. If only they were cheaper :(
My main shame in goyslop is I fucking love artificial orange flavor.
You should try vitamin tablets, they come in that exact artificial orange flavor and many more and are really yummy, the ones from Lidl or Aldi especially lol. And I’m pretty sure they are super low cal, since they are vitamins.:lol:
 
I like Papa John's once every few weeks, though granted they are new in my country so it will take a few more years before they turn into shit like the other American chains. That parmesan garlic sauce is amazing.

Also the occasional McDonald's is nice but haven't one in at least half a year.
 
Ultra-processed food is fucking disgusting and I try to avoid it whenever possible. Americans are addicted to this crap. I have been known to eat fast food though when I'm feeling lazy. If I want something to snack on I'll buy fruit, nuts or organic cereal.

I will eat frozen pizza on occasion. Triscuits with ham and cheese as well. But that's as far as I go.
 
To add to the artificial flavoring discussion, I enjoy the artificial flavoring for cherries and almonds. I like real cherries and real almonds a lot, and the artificial flavoring equivalents taste completely different from the real thing, but for some reason I like them too.
 
I eat at least one healthy home cooked meal a day but fast food is unfortunately really cheap here. Need to cut these McDonald’s chicken sandwiches out of my life but four sandwiches for 13 dollars is really hard to turn down.
I remember when you could get 13 for $13. Holy shit. That's not cheap, that's expensive.
 
I remember I had McDonald's once when I was about 9 and it gave me food poisoning. I was sick for days. From that point onwards the thought of eating anything from McDonald's from that point onward nauseated me. Didn't even try it again for another ten years and it felt like I was eating something I shouldn't.

But I never had a similar childhood experience with Burger King, and so I sometimes have cravings for it and still eat there from time to time. It's weird, because I know they're both junk food and about equivalent in terms of quality, but a bad experience at the right age means one grosses me out and the other one doesn't.
 
I cook at home 95% of the time but I am guilty of really enjoying a monster energy drink and a gas station roller grill taquito a couple times a month. Used to eat 2 of the taquitos, I think they were 2 for 3 dollars or something but now I just get the one (plenty of calories) and tell myself I am 'saving' a dollar instead of getting a good deal by spending only a dollar more for twice the life shortening slop.

@Jason Wynn deep fry those pizza rolls and experience Nirvanna
 
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