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What to eat with a cup of tea
edda
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For people who don't want to put on any more weight, whay goes with a cup of tea that isn't fattening?
The usual accompaniments are all full of fat - biscuits, cake, chocolate etc.
Any sensible suggestions anyone?
The usual accompaniments are all full of fat - biscuits, cake, chocolate etc.
Any sensible suggestions anyone?
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toast?
do you HAVE to eat something with the tea? could you not just have the drink?know thyselfNid wy'n gofyn bywyd moethus...0 -
A piece of fruit?-->♥<-- Sugar Coated Owl -->♥<--
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i find that the cup of tea fills me up, so don't need anything to go with it, mind you, I have very large mugs in my house.Not buying clothes for a year - it's liberating!0
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some low fat rich tea biscuits
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A rich tea buiscuit is very low in calories if you can just eat one!bye hoo0
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If you can stop at just one, a rich tea biscuit. A drink's too wet without one!
Failing that fruit, every time for me.:wave:0 -
a hot cross bun or malt loaf (soreen),low fat not too bad cals,or how about a low calorie jam sandwich?0
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I'm dieting at the moment - low carb and it's REALLY working.
Unfortunately it means you have to forget everything you think you know about dieting. No caffeine, no milk, no low fat/low sugar anything (and definitely no biscuits, cakes or fruit).
Try replacing the tea and biscuits with a piece of cheese and some celery, or a small handful of brazil nuts.
Like I say, it's working for me!
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if its something to keep your hands busy whilst drinking a cuppa, ehy not read ... definatly no calories in that last time i checked!!0
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A pink and white wafer. Less than 50 calories and very yum.
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