Weight Loss the Old Style Way! Part 6. Please read posts 1 and 2 before posting.

ShelBell

try and keep drinking floyd, can help to wash things through!

ispartacus75

retiredlady wrote: »

Go for it - let us know how it turns out!:D To be honest I always cook my soup in the pressure cooker - 10 minutes and I'm done! I don't have a slow cooker:o, I'm at home all day anyway so don't see the point, when I was working I didn't feel comfortable leaving something plugged in and cooking while I was out of the house all day - a little old fashioned I know!

Marion

Well its all in the SC and cooking slowly. Only time will tell if it works. If I dont post tomorrow you know thats its all gone pearshaped and I probably need an ambulance and a stomach pump. You have been warned.

retiredlady

ispartacus75 wrote: »

Well its all in the SC and cooking slowly. Only time will tell if it works. If I dont post tomorrow you know thats its all gone pearshaped and I probably need an ambulance and a stomach pump. You have been warned.

_pale_ :eek: :rotfl:

marri_lou

B - 2 pieces of toast and Laughing cow light/extra light
L - Homemade vegetable and lentil soup
D - Saving cals - maybe chicken sate and rice (hm)

PurpleSkies

Thanks for all the suggestions about dealing with the evening munchies!

I like the suggestions about being crafty. Although I'd quite like to find something that I can do for free! Also I'm terrible at knitting!! I get all tense at the shoulders because I'm concentrating too hard. Although I guess that would definitely keep my mind off food!

May have to investigate some cheap arts & crafts projects!

ethansmum

Okay I've tried to up the calories today! But if I don't lose any weight I'll blame you lot LOL!

Perpleskies - what about card making?

newlywed

I do beading and make jewellery but you have to concentrate a lot on that or the beads fly off everywhere

ispartacus75

Well the soups been in the SC for a while now. I went out and bought a cheap £4 blender from Tesco. I may have over blended it as it looks a lot like a crockpot full of vomit. Tastes quite nice though.

The taste test for proper is tonight though. Remember, if you havent heard from my by 10 tomorrow call an ambulance.

retiredlady

ispartacus75 wrote: »

Well the soups been in the SC for a while now. I went out and bought a cheap £4 blender from Tesco. I may have over blended it as it looks a lot like a crockpot full of vomit. Tastes quite nice though.

The taste test for proper is tonight though. Remember, if you havent heard from my by 10 tomorrow call an ambulance.

Mmm, sounds like you made it ok, thats what mine generally looks like too! Mind you it looked a lot worse the day I put in a couple of carrots!:eek:
:rotfl::rotfl::o

newlywed

ispartacus75 wrote: »

Well the soups been in the SC for a while now. I went out and bought a cheap £4 blender from Tesco. I may have over blended it as it looks a lot like a crockpot full of vomit. Tastes quite nice though.

The taste test for proper is tonight though. Remember, if you havent heard from my by 10 tomorrow call an ambulance.

I'll wait to hear from you before cooking this then I wouldn't have whizzed it all - I make leek and tatty soup a bit like that (but with stock and no bacon) and only whizz a bit of it up as I like some lumps.


I don't make many lentil/carrot soups anymore coz they all looked like barf