How can I hide my food?

5 Sneaky Ways to Hide Food From Your Mooching Roommate

1. Hide an entire sleeve of cookies in a cereal box. Find a cereal box.
2. Hide M&M’s in a bottle.
3. Hide your gum in a pillow case.
4. Hide your Clif bars inside of tissue boxes.
5. Hide your Snickers in an empty frozen food bag.

How can I sneak snacks at home?

Hide things quickly if you have nosy parents who like checking up on you. Shove the food into a safe spot quickly on reaching your room, so that it can’t be seen if your parents come in. Places could include: Under a desk, underneath a bed, or under a pillow (for small snacks that don’t cause too much bulge).

How do I hide things from my mom?

Use multiple layers of defense. Wrap your item in tissues or put it in a plastic bag (or both!) and hide it in the basement under some old clothes. Camouflage the item so that it looks like it “belongs” wherever you hide it. Make sure to use things your parents are guaranteed not to use, move or throw away.

How do you hide food from survival?

Potted plants provide an excellent hiding place for storing your survival food. Simply store the food in an airtight container, and place it at the bottom of the pot.

How can I get my parents to let me lose weight?

Small lifestyle changes can make a big difference in the long run. Unless you’re underweight, you should be able to eat a normal diet, exercise an ordinary amount, and lose weight at a safe pace without causing your parents any concern. Talk to your doctor or a nutritionist about ways to achieve your healthiest weight. Eat a variety of foods.

Should you hide your diet from your doctor?

Though you can use distraction and avoidance to hide your diet, or focus on smart and healthy eating so your diet is subtle and sustainable, you should not hide your diet out of shame or guilt. If you are concerned about your eating habits and are hiding your diet due to an eating disorder, you should speak to your doctor about these issues.

How to avoid being judged by others while dieting?

Eat your meals alone or with others who are dieting. To avoid having to defend or address your diet, you may want to consider having your meals alone. This way, you will not need to hide your diet and can eat comfortably without feeling judged by others.

How can I convince my parents to let me eat at home?

Make food at home. Homemade food is almost always lower in calories than frozen or prepared food. Tell your parents you want to pack your own lunches. If your parents buy a lot of take-out, ask them if you can all start taking turns making dinner several nights a week. Your parents are going to worry if they think you’re starving yourself.

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