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sweet tooth

I have had a head hunger ..sweet tooth..what is my problem...anyone relate?

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    No, I really can't, BUT... try drinking a cup of decaffeinated, flavored herbal tea. Celestial Seasonings makes a "Sugar Cookie" flavor that I tried tonight - With no sweeteneer, whatsoever, it tastes JUST like a sugar cookie! Decaffeinated and zero calories!

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    Yes I do get a sweet tooth. I was sleeved June 14. My surgeon said to eat a piece of dark chocolate. At least 70% dark. He suggested Trader Joes 100 calorie bars. And boy is it good. Just let it melt on your tongue. He likes the anti-oxidant properties also. I just like the flavor.

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