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  • aliscrapper
    aliscrapper Posts: 510 Forumite
    wendyphant wrote: »
    Hi guys still having a prob with my log on grrrrr can someone check for me if a pack of snack a jacks is a HE I have a feeling I read that somewhere. Went out today and had some at lunchtime not had my HE yet today and thought if this could be used then i could have a little bit of choc or a glass of wine tonight

    Couldn't see them listed as a HE.:(
  • wendyphant
    wendyphant Posts: 1,351 Forumite
    Couldn't see them listed as a HE.:(

    :( thanks for looking i guess it was hopeful thinking. I don't know where i got the idea from x x
    :happyhear YUMMY MUMMY TO HENRY BEAR AGED 10:happyhear
    slimming world need to get back to target 25lb to go
    Disney World here we come May 2018:j
  • aliscrapper
    aliscrapper Posts: 510 Forumite
    wendyphant wrote: »
    :( thanks for looking i guess it was hopeful thinking. I don't know where i got the idea from x x

    I'm guessing they haven't got enough fibre in them to be a healthy extra:(
  • aliscrapper
    aliscrapper Posts: 510 Forumite
    My food diary:

    Breakfast: 2 X Ryvita Fruit Crunch (b choice) & Weetabix Oaty Bar (b choice)

    Lunch: Batchelor's Pasta & Sauce Macaroni Cheese (1 syn) & 2 oz cheese (2 X a choice)

    Snack: Strawberries, Kiwi & Muller light yogurt

    Evening Meal: Beany Sausages (Kidney Beans, Onion, Carrot & chilli powder fryed with fry light), Slimming World Chips & Muller light yogurt

    Snack: Scan bran cake (4.5 syns) & Options Hot Chocolate (2 syns)
  • consultant31
    consultant31 Posts: 4,814 Forumite
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    Bluefire wrote: »
    I've got a good 3 stone to lose before target (only started 3 months ago) so becoming a consultant is not something I'll be undertaking for a while yet. Especially as it seems from the little bit of research I've done that I'd have to save up quite a lot to buy into the franchise. I'd be worried sick that I wouldn't make the money back...

    ....... now there are just three prizes all of which cost under £1 each (last week for example, celery, strawberries & some microwave pots) - it's no wonder people feel like they're being short changed when the tickets themselves cost £1!

    You would make the money back, no problem. The franchise is around £1000 now I believe (gone up a lot since I started) but in a successful group (over about 50 members) you'd draw 50% of what was paid in in fees (not sales of biscuits etc). So 50 members, paying £5 (for round figures) would net you £125 for the night. It doesn't take long at that rate to get your initial outlay back.

    However, they don't tell you how many hours you actually end up putting in. I was told that it would just be a few hours a week, but in reality, with the regular leaflet drops (always have to be done on Bank Hol Monday), shopping for raffle prizes, midweek support for members, finding and printing off recipes, attending meetings etc etc, it can be hard to do it properly if you work full time as well, which many Consultants do.

    Nevertheless, it's the best job in the world when you see all these butterflies emerging from their cocoons as painfully shy bigger women gradually gain a shape and blossom, it's just brilliant :D

    Incidentally, raffle tickets are supposed to be no more than 50p each - from the Consultants handbook!
    I let my mind wander and it never came back!
  • Bluefire
    Bluefire Posts: 476 Forumite
    Debt-free and Proud!
    Thanks for the advice Consultant, it's definitely going to be something I'll consider once I reach target. I'm hoping to be working part time anyway soon, so the extra hours shouldn't be a problem. I just need to reach that stage where I've got a grand to spare now! :D

    An open question to everyone here; what do you consider to be the best part of your group session/what would you like to see being included alongside the weight results & general discussion?
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  • got-it-spend-it
    got-it-spend-it Posts: 5,016 Forumite
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    My food diary:

    Breakfast: 2 X Ryvita Fruit Crunch (b choice) & Weetabix Oaty Bar (b choice)

    Lunch: Batchelor's Pasta & Sauce Macaroni Cheese (1 syn) & 2 oz cheese (2 X a choice)

    Snack: Strawberries, Kiwi & Muller light yogurt

    Evening Meal: Beany Sausages (Kidney Beans, Onion, Carrot & chilli powder fryed with fry light), Slimming World Chips & Muller light yogurt

    Snack: Scan bran cake (4.5 syns) & Options Hot Chocolate (2 syns)

    Beany Sausage sounds lovely. I'll have to give that a go with Quorn sausages.
    :DYummy mummy, runner, baker and procrastinator :p
  • aliscrapper
    aliscrapper Posts: 510 Forumite
    Bluefire wrote: »
    Thanks for the advice Consultant, it's definitely going to be something I'll consider once I reach target. I'm hoping to be working part time anyway soon, so the extra hours shouldn't be a problem. I just need to reach that stage where I've got a grand to spare now! :D

    An open question to everyone here; what do you consider to be the best part of your group session/what would you like to see being included alongside the weight results & general discussion?

    I think the best part about the Slimming World group I attend is that everybody talks to one another and helps one another along - we're a really close group and I like that. All new members' are welcomed and included.:D

    The thing I would like more of is more inspiring receipes (there haven't been any added to the receipe folder since I joined 18 months' ago; despite the fact I've been giving our Consultant new receipes!!) and a basket of packets of food with syn values written on it.
  • TakeItEazy
    TakeItEazy Posts: 2,760 Forumite
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    Food today

    B - weetabix [bs] milk [a] coffee

    L/T - noodles, mushrooms, onions, tomato, beans, 2 quorn sausages chopped up all fried in frylite, glass diet cola

    Snacks - pineapple, muller

    Syns - 2 american hard gum type sweets [2]

    Thanks for the Chilli recipe, can I use any other beans as we don't like kidney beans if so what would be best?
    Its not what you do but the way that you do it, thats what get results :T
    Keep the Faith All

    Heartbroken 12.12.13 :cry:
  • got-it-spend-it
    got-it-spend-it Posts: 5,016 Forumite
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    I use baked beans in chilli as my OH won't eat kidney beans. It always tastes yummy to me!
    :DYummy mummy, runner, baker and procrastinator :p
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