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Weight Loss the Old Style Way! Part 7. Please read posts 1 and 2 before posting.

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  • Lazy_Liz wrote: »
    GreenSaints, reduced fat creme fraiche is available, yogurt is a good subsitute but also splits like fromage frais.

    Had a good day so far, stayed the same on the scales, huge sigh of relief. This evening have a school govenors meeting so that will reduce bored nibbling opportunites and already been out on the fell with Harry (have to go a lunch time, as its dark by five)

    Hi,

    Thanks for your response.

    I use half fat creme fraiche at the moment, but it's still 175 calories per 100ml! :eek: I will try the yogurt and fromage frais tips next week and report back :)
    :DDEBT FREE SINCE 25.07.14! :D
    Debt at Highest (November 2010) - circa £40k
  • JBD
    JBD Posts: 3,069 Forumite
    I use Sainsbury's be good to yourself Greek style yoghurt. It has 79 kcals/100g. I haven't tried cooking with it though but I'm sure it would be fine if it was just stirred in at the end.
  • Rose_Wood
    Rose_Wood Posts: 867 Forumite
    Evening All

    DH and I went out for a late lunch today. We went to our local carvery armed with vouchers for free icecream afterwards. We also found out that there was a steak and ale pie on for the same price so ended up having that! Consequently, I've just had a small tea and not very healthy one at that as I had a portion of home made apple crumble and custard!

    B: Milky coffee.
    L: Steak and ale pie, Brussel sprouts, carrots, cauliflower, green beans and diced swede. Ice cream and toffee sauce.
    T: HM apple crumble and custard.

    Exercise: 7 mile walk this morning.

    Rose
    Weight Loss Challenge 5/7/19 10st 6lbs
    Target 8st 12lbs

    Daily Steps Challenge 16,000
    Average daily steps: January 19,317, February 19,449, March 20,330, April 22,026, May 20,412 June 15,690
  • bramble1
    bramble1 Posts: 3,096 Forumite
    2 chockie bickies fell in my mouth at work....but didn't eat so much dinner so it's all okay!
    Annual Grocery Budget £364.00/£1500
    Debt payments 2012 £433.27
  • sparrer
    sparrer Posts: 7,548 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture 1,000 Posts Combo Breaker I've been Money Tipped!
    GreenSaints, just popping in to say that I use virtually ff Greek yogurt, swirled on/in just before serving. Look quite luxurious, too :)
  • pollys
    pollys Posts: 1,759 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture 1,000 Posts Combo Breaker Mortgage-free Glee!
    Meals today

    Breakfast bran flakes, raspberries and skimmed milk
    Lunch Homemade veg soup
    Tea Chicken fajitas , lemon mousse

    Managed to resist the chocolate cake.

    Pollys x
    MFW 1/5/08 £45,789 Cleared mortgage 1/02/13
    Weight loss challenge. At target weight.
  • LittleMoog
    LittleMoog Posts: 2,392 Forumite
    Morning all :)

    Yesterday I bit the bullet and ordered another sports bra and running tights. Got sick of making the whiffy/damp decision when exercising on consecutive days. Got them on eBay though :D The bra is brand new, same style that I normally get from Bravissimo for £30, and it worked out at £6 as I had £6.50 sitting in my paypal account. running tights are same style that I already have (£25 new), worn once, for £6! :money:

    Breakfast: fruit corner
    Lunch: square wrap with homous and chicken, apple, satsumas
    Dinner: LO gammon, chips and beans (DH will have an egg with his, but I'm allergic :( ), angel delight

    Exercise: step class (45 minutes)
    Little monkey born November 2012:j
    Froglet due March 2016 :D
  • ragz_2
    ragz_2 Posts: 3,254 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture 1,000 Posts Name Dropper Combo Breaker
    GreenSaints - welcome to the thread.
    Pollys - well done on the loss, I'll update the list tomorrow.
    RoseWood - great post about your weight loss, sounds like you really cracked it and stuck at it (the £100 bet sounds good, hope you spent it on clothes ;))

    Have finally discovered a breakfast that keeps me full for under 300 calories... Weetabix, skimmed milk and sugar. Would have raisins if I hadn't run out.

    Swimming tonight, hoping the hormonal weight gain will have gone by then (yesterday I was 3lb heavier than before, this morning half that had gone).
    June Grocery Challenge £493.33/£500 July £/£500
    2 adults, 3 teens
    Progress is easier to acheive than perfection.
  • JBD
    JBD Posts: 3,069 Forumite
    Good morning everyone.
    1st of all I would like to thank Rosewood for post #4000. That was very informative and inspirational. It's lovely to hear from someone who has been [and still is] sucessful.
    I weighed myself this morning, I have lost 2 pounds. I am over the moon with that. I have celebrated by having a lovely swim, I was lucky enough to have my own lane today so I pushed myself.
    My meal plans for today -
    B - 1 slice granary bread ,butter, marmite.
    L - halloumi light, grilled cherry tomatoes, granary toast.
    D - lentil and veg curry.
    Snacks -fruit, LF yoghurt, nuts.
    Have a great day everyone.
  • bramble1
    bramble1 Posts: 3,096 Forumite
    Well done JBD :)

    I am well on my way to my first 7lb target. just 1.2lbs left to go! Hoping to achieve this by monday (wishfull thinking probably!)

    Today
    B - WW cereal bar
    L - 1/2 tin lentil soup and slice of Tea cake
    D - potato of some sort

    Snacks - have 2 apples for eating, juice and tea/coffee.
    Annual Grocery Budget £364.00/£1500
    Debt payments 2012 £433.27
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