Especially when it comes to food. Food has become a central part of our get togethers and parties around the holidays, so it is important that we remember to make smart food choices. And this is something that is almost always easier said than done when you see some of the decadant food choices made available, made with love, by your friends and family. In most cases, the majority of the party-going people, won't be concerned with watching their weight, so they are less inclined to bring healthier versions of their best recipes. Then it becomes our own burden to stick with our diets or to watch what we eat as the food choices are always so tempting! The following 15 holiday eating tips are here to help you when going to holiday parties to better watch your weight by giving you some great ideas. 1.Stop Eating When You Feel Full. This is something most peoplewon't,or don't, do. Especially those that are in the 'clean plate' club and don'tlike to leave extra or left over food on their plates. Honestly, there is absolutelyno shame in leaving that extra portion of food on your plate. When your tummyfeels full, just push yourself away from the table and say "No More For MeThanks!". 2.Take A Few Extra or Longer Walks. Walking is a terrific form ofexercise, and can be a great cardiovascular work out in colder temperatures.Especially when there is a nice layer of snow on the ground. Next time you go tolet your dog out to do their bathroom 'business', why not slip on your coat andshoes, grab their leash and take them for a walk around the block, or down a fewblocks. Fido will love you for it and you will be making yourself a healthier 'you'by doing it as well. 3.Don't Count Calories Incessantly. This is unnecessary and willdrive your loved ones crazy, and yourself too. Let's face it, there's enoughstressors around the Holidays to worry about. Gaining an extra few poundsshould be the least of your troubles! The best thing you can do if you are alreadydieting is to watch not what you eat, but how much of it you are eating instead oftrying to keep track of your caloric intake. Unless of course you are on a strictdiet and need to avoid things that contain higher carbohydrates, sugars, etc. In