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What are slider foods?

Please give me some examples of some slider foods?!?!

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  • SeriouslyChange
    SeriouslyChange

    chips, ice cream, crackers, Cookies, popcorn Pretty much if it tastes super greasy/sweet, it's a slider

  • bigsleeve56
    bigsleeve56

    If it taste good and you like eating it it is a slider.

  • Look at it like this, anything you can put in water and it dissolves over time is a slider food.

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chips, ice cream, crackers, Cookies, popcorn

Pretty much if it tastes super greasy/sweet, it's a slider

peanut butter is my slider

chocolate, candy, chips, ice cream - for me these are sliders. Meaning I can eat a lot more of them before I get full.

If it taste good and you like eating it it is a slider.

Foods that take a while to fill your sleeve..which means you can generally over eat them. Mine are french fries, thin crust pizza, cookies and anything with a liquid consistency (ice cream, smoothies)

Look at it like this, anything you can put in water and it dissolves over time is a slider food.

My program considers slider foods to be anything that does not get chewed or minimally chewed. Loads of extra calories get added that way which = regain!

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