Instant Cup a Soups

Slimforxmas2012 · Post by **Slimforxmas2012** » Mon Jun 25, 2012 3:37 pm

Are instant cup a soups allowed between meals - they are liquid and stave off chocolate attacks when genuinely hungry.

Nicest of the Damned · Post by **Nicest of the Damned** » Mon Jun 25, 2012 4:13 pm

Slimforxmas2012 wrote:Are instant cup a soups allowed between meals - they are liquid and stave off chocolate attacks when genuinely hungry.

Do you consider them food or a beverage? You want to get out of the habit of having anything that you consider to be food between meals.

I consider them food, so they would not be allowed for me. A cup of hot chocolate or a glass of chocolate milk, on the other hand, I consider a beverage, so that would be OK.

Blithe Morning · Post by **Blithe Morning** » Mon Jun 25, 2012 9:53 pm

A beverage is something I use to slake my thirst. I wouldn't drink a soup if I were thirsty, especially a cup a soup which has tons of sodium.

NoelFigart · Post by **NoelFigart** » Mon Jun 25, 2012 9:56 pm

I make a lot of stocks for soups. Early on when No-Sing, yes, I would salt the hell out of some stock and sip on it if I was getting the food urge, especially for something savory, and it was not meal time. So, I guess extrapolating from that, a cup of bouillon would be okay.

But if it has like dehydrated chicken or noodles or stuff? That's food.

oolala53 · Post by **oolala53** » Tue Jun 26, 2012 5:02 pm

I drink broth (no solids) in a cup sometimes between meals or if I get home very hungry before making dinner. Some cultures put salt in their tea. I regard it like that. But only if I am genuinely hungry. I drink mocha for hunger as well and don't regard it as a fail even though it's not for thirst. I'll have regular tea or other beverages even if I'm not hungry just for thirst.

It's a personal call. Just use it judiciously and let it drop when it doesn't seem necessary anymore.

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