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Going vegan......old style?!

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  • kim_ley
    kim_ley Posts: 1,538 Forumite
    when i was a kid that used to happen to me all the time... i liked eating potnoodles without water arrrrgh
    I'm an MSE SLACKER!!!! Slap my bum.

    Been a long time but i'm back.
    :o
  • Joyful25
    Joyful25 Posts: 91 Forumite
    suep wrote: »
    I was in town with my Mum today and decided to go into Montezumas to check out their vegan chocolate, I've never been inside before as it looks expensive. Well it is quite expensive, but the chocolates all handmade and some of them are labelled vegan so I thought Id try a small bar, just in the name of research of course ;) I brought the Orangutang bar which is dark chocolate with a hint of orange. I have to say it is the nicest chocolate I have ever had, even better than the dairy stuff, for a treat it is worth every penny .
    :EasterBun

    Have just been on the website. http://www.montezumas.co.uk/truffles/showitem.asp?&r=3&g=3&i=1086&pg=1
    I now want chocolate.
    :D
  • Joyful25
    Joyful25 Posts: 91 Forumite
    I've heard chocolate makes all the bloating better.

    I've just made that up, but doesn't it sound good :j

    RE: Mooncup, gotcha on that one, I'm just going back on the Pill after a couple of months off so I might be haywire too, but unlikely. Suep, are we synced?
    :D
  • Justamum
    Justamum Posts: 4,727 Forumite
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    kim_ley wrote: »
    Yorkshire Puddings

    Thanks for the recipe - I'm going to have a go at the weekend. Just need to buy some more egg replacer as I've just run out!
    kim_ley wrote: »
    MOONCUP... it is here but i've not had a go yet also my cycle is alover the place. I had a baby 5 months ago and i'm breastfeeding so they haven't sorted theirselves out yet!!!!

    With being pregnant and breastfeeding I had over 18 month period-free! What a pleasure!!!
  • kim_ley
    kim_ley Posts: 1,538 Forumite
    haha yeah i was like that with my first but i got one last month... after a heavy expressing session haha.
    I'd like to do it longer but don't know how much longer I can do it as baby is teething arrrgh he keeps using me as a teether!
    His brother was the same but I stropped feeding him when he cut his first tooth and bit me ouch!
    BUT i'd reccomend bfeeding to anyone and everyone i love it and it's so easy... after the first few days.
    I'm an MSE SLACKER!!!! Slap my bum.

    Been a long time but i'm back.
    :o
  • suep
    suep Posts: 782 Forumite
    Hiya Joyful, nice to have you back. I think Animal aid are in Chelmsford to campaign against the horse racing, I read something about it on the website last night, they are holding a funeral for all the horses that have died there, it's shocking how many.

    No Ill be honest I havn't ordered a mooncup as Im a bit concerced about how it will affect my interstitial cystitis/painful bladder syndrome. I've recently been having a problem with urine retention and cant even wear a tampax when I need to go, sorry tmi :eek: I might go back on the website and ask them what they think.

    Yes Id love Murrell to come shopping with me too, I have to take my reading glasses as I cant read the tiny print on the back of packets and I cant see to walk with the glasses on so it takes me twice as long to shop lately.
    Real stupidity beats artificial intelligence every time.
    Terry Pratchett ( Hogfather)
  • fernliebee
    fernliebee Posts: 1,803 Forumite
    kim_ley wrote: »
    haha yeah i was like that with my first but i got one last month... after a heavy expressing session haha.
    I'd like to do it longer but don't know how much longer I can do it as baby is teething arrrgh he keeps using me as a teether!
    His brother was the same but I stropped feeding him when he cut his first tooth and bit me ouch!
    BUT i'd reccomend bfeeding to anyone and everyone i love it and it's so easy... after the first few days.

    Hiya, my DD is still feeding at 9 months and with 6 teeth, it's getting more uncomfortable as time goes on but I'm determined to do a year! Don't know if it helps at all but how I got past the biting stage was to scream! he he. When she had 2 teeth she bit me, not really hard but enough, so I decided to nip it in the bud :o and screamed quite loudly! She pulled off and looked at me quite confused, then bit me again harder- little monkey! I screamed louder and I think it really shocked her! She hasn't intentionally bit me since (approx 4 months!) However as I said before it does seem to get more uncomfortable with each tooth, mainly latching on and pulling off.
  • fernliebee
    fernliebee Posts: 1,803 Forumite
    suep wrote: »
    Hiya Joyful, nice to have you back. I think Animal aid are in Chelmsford to campaign against the horse racing, I read something about it on the website last night, they are holding a funeral for all the horses that have died there, it's shocking how many.

    No Ill be honest I havn't ordered a mooncup as Im a bit concerced about how it will affect my interstitial cystitis/painful bladder syndrome. I've recently been having a problem with urine retention and cant even wear a tampax when I need to go, sorry tmi :eek: I might go back on the website and ask them what they think.

    Yes Id love Murrell to come shopping with me too, I have to take my reading glasses as I cant read the tiny print on the back of packets and I cant see to walk with the glasses on so it takes me twice as long to shop lately.

    You prob tried it, but I used to get this all the time, until somebody told me to drink as much water as you physically can, I drank about 6-7 pints a day for 2 days and it cleared up straight away. Also as I then made sure I drank a min of 4 pints a day thereafter I have never had it back!! (fingers crossed!) Also regarding mooncup, not sure if it would irritate in the same way, as it sit's very differently to a tampon and IMO is much more comfortable, though asking on the website would be a good idea as there is bound to be someone in a similar situation who knows.
  • kim_ley
    kim_ley Posts: 1,538 Forumite
    Today i'm reccomending TARA SMITH HAIR CARE. For when you want to feel special they are a little pricey and I have used them before christmas before being vegan and they are fantastic.

    www.tarasmith.com

    Tara Smith Hair Care product range

    Tara released her own line of natural and organic hair products in October 2008 which consists of Shampoos, Conditioners and Styling Products.
    Tara's vision for her own range is based on her desire to bring something truly original to haircare:
    • Her starting point was her belief that ‘the hair is a plant that needs to be fed’ and to bring it to its ultimate level of health it requires regular hydration and nutrients to stimulate the hair follicle
    • Her belief in the benefits of natural ingredients
    • Her determination to minimise the use of harsh chemicals
    • Her commitment to ethical values such as not testing on animals and protecting the environment
    • Her determination that each product must be delicious to use and smell gorgeous
    • And most importantly it should be widely available on the high street at an accessible price
    All Tara Smith's products are:
    • Made with natural and organic earth friendly ingredients
    • Contain certified organic fragrances
    • Made in the UK - in Sussex, England
    • Vegan approved
    • BUAV approved
    • Easily Recyclable
    • Tagged with wild flower seeds
    Tara Smith's products do not contain:
    • Parabens
    • Sodium Laureth Sulphate (SLES)
    • Glycols
    • Phthalates
    • PEGs
    • Artificial colouring
    • Synthetic fragrance
    • Animal derivatives
    See fantastic and here is the important stuff
    Where can I buy them
    Online at www.cultbeauty.co.uk
    Or at TESCO
    PRICE...
    At www.cultbeauty.co.uk expect to pay about £4.50-£5
    At TESCO they are on offer for £1.50-£3.50 (mostly £1.50) ;)
    :j

    If I get a chance later i'll make a list of comps to win vegan things such as hampers, colthes, bags shoes etc etc etc its all moneysaving!!! :money:

    But we have some filming to do today so if not today or tonight tomorrow!!!
    :o
    I'm an MSE SLACKER!!!! Slap my bum.

    Been a long time but i'm back.
    :o
  • kim_ley
    kim_ley Posts: 1,538 Forumite
    fernliebee wrote: »
    Hiya, my DD is still feeding at 9 months and with 6 teeth, it's getting more uncomfortable as time goes on but I'm determined to do a year! Don't know if it helps at all but how I got past the biting stage was to scream! he he. When she had 2 teeth she bit me, not really hard but enough, so I decided to nip it in the bud :o and screamed quite loudly! She pulled off and looked at me quite confused, then bit me again harder- little monkey! I screamed louder and I think it really shocked her! She hasn't intentionally bit me since (approx 4 months!) However as I said before it does seem to get more uncomfortable with each tooth, mainly latching on and pulling off.

    :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:
    I'm affraid baba 2 bites so hard that when he turns he takes me with him:eek:
    If I scream he might do damage!!!

    Baba 1 bit me so hard he broke the skin and had blood on him haha little vampire!!! :eek:
    I'm an MSE SLACKER!!!! Slap my bum.

    Been a long time but i'm back.
    :o
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