We're not telling you to quit your ice cream fix cold turkey, but eating too much of it is something experts caution against.
Ice cream is a high-fat, high-calorie, high-sugar food that is often consumed after a meal that adds extra calories to your day.
The cheesy, salty goodness of a slice of pizza is hard to resist, but this high-fat, high-carb, greasy food is a no-go if you're looking to lose belly fat.
The flour is white, and therefore, it is low in fiber, which means most people eat two or three slices for a meal.
Pastries, donuts, and cookies are common treats found in many households.
Typically enjoyed for dessert, they add additional calories to your daily count without providing much nutritional value.
Even though French fries are a staple side dish offered at many restaurants, they're fried in oil and usually contain a lot of salt.
This means lots of calories, carbs, and fat, which usually, when not portion-controlled, can lead to weight gain.
So many pre-packaged snacks such as pretzels, chips, and cookies are filled with unhealthy fats, such as trans fats.
Some oftentimes contain an excessive amount of salt and added sugars.
So many of the most delicious snack foods—especially during football season—are processed meats.
Grabbing a latte at your go-to coffee joint may seem like an innocent way to get a quick energy boost and kick afternoon slumps to the curb.