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Slimming World - Extra Easy weight loss!!

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  • FairyShazza
    FairyShazza Posts: 1,279 Forumite
    edited 3 June 2010 at 9:48PM
    Splitting HEs is only a good idea if you can split them exactly. It would be awkward trying to split 350mls milk and 3 Babybels - guessing can be risky especially if you're near your target.

    Not even if you had say 1 babybel and 175ml of milk which would be slightly under the allowance and strictly speaking you could have 1.5 babybel? It isn't something I plan on doing often but sometimes I would like to have milk for tea/coffee but would also like some cheese to have with lunch or dinner - I suppose I could take on as a HEA and syn the other but theres no way I'd use 350ml of milk in one day.

    Picked another EE day today and this has been my menu

    Breakfast

    Fat free natural yoghurt FREE
    Blueberries FREE
    Raspberries FREE
    28g Dorset cereals Honey Granola 7 syns

    Lunch

    2 slices wholemeal bread HEB
    Slice Ham FREE
    Mixed salad/cucumber FREE
    Banana FREE

    Dinner

    Jacket Potato FREE
    Tuna in brine FREE
    Salad (Cucumber / Tomatoes / Lettuce / Spring Onion) FREE
    Heinz Light Mayo 1 tblspn 2 syns

    Snacks

    Fat free Natural yoghurt with raspberries and blueberries FREE
    1 Babybel Light HEA

    I read that you should try to have at least 5 syns a day. Can anyone confirm this for me?

    It's my first weigh in tomorrow morning - am apprehensive but intrigued to see how I get on - crossing my fingers for good news :)
    One day Rodney we'll be millionaires
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  • TakeItEazy
    TakeItEazy Posts: 2,763 Forumite
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    OMG can't believe I just had a plate of egg & chips @ 10pm, that'll lay heavy tonight :eek:

    Food today

    B - weetabix [b + 3.5 syns] milk [a] coffee

    L - p/onion soup + pasta [very filling]

    T - egg & sw chips, olive spray [4 syns] ex light salad cream [.5 syn]

    Snacks - fibre plus , muller, pineapple.

    Syns - 8
    Its not what you do but the way that you do it, thats what get results :T
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  • greenpixey
    greenpixey Posts: 2,806 Forumite
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    Any idea how many syns these are??? Has anyone tried them.... I love blue cheese and these would be ideal for jacket potatoes
  • aliscrapper
    aliscrapper Posts: 510 Forumite
    Thanks, it was fantastic. We went out on an evening whale watch and the pods of whales were all round us. It was amazing - would make a wonderful honeymoon destination????

    Your Consultant is right - a 1 to 2 lb weekly loss is perfect and avoids you losing lean muscle tissue (which causes problems). Try seeing your loss over a month instead of weekly - it gives a good picture of how well you're doing.

    All the best with the wedding :j

    Oh wow! I bet that was the most amazing experience ever! We've booked Disneyland Paris for our honeymoon because unfortunately funds are a little low what with the wedding; but it is definitely something I would like to do in the future.

    Thank you so much for the reassurance and you are right looking at it over a month would make me feel more positive about what I've achieved.:beer:
  • TakeItEazy
    TakeItEazy Posts: 2,763 Forumite
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    greenpixey wrote: »
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    Any idea how many syns these are??? Has anyone tried them.... I love blue cheese and these would be ideal for jacket potatoes

    1.5 syns each or 5 for HE
    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:
  • trixietoes
    trixietoes Posts: 676 Forumite
    My OH is joining me on my SW eating plan and I was wondering do men get any more syns than us ladies (he's not a manual worker so won't burn off millions of calories each day).

    His weakness is bread... he's trotted off to work today with 2 pieces of toast (big slices) with what I can guess as a mountain of real full fat butter :eek: and a tin of beans for his breakfast then & BBQ pork salad with new potatoes for lunch. I made his lunch yesterday but breakfast was unsupervised ... hence 2 toast and butter. I am not sure now what eating plan is best to make for dinner considering what he has had today.

    I'm off to find the big Tesco in Warsaw which I've been told is a 30 min metro ride away:eek: hopefully I can get some frylite and splenda and very low fat yogs.
    "People buy things they don't need, with money they don't have, to impress people they don't like" - Clive Hamilton on Consumerism.
  • Sian_the_Green
    Sian_the_Green Posts: 1,584 Forumite
    trixietoes wrote: »


    I'm off to find the big Tesco in Warsaw which I've been told is a 30 min metro ride away:eek: hopefully I can get some frylite and splenda and very low fat yogs.

    Warsaw is a bit of a trek for some shopping ;):rotfl:
    Thanks for the curry advice, I had lamb rogan josh with a chapatti and boiled rice and had a poppodum with the bits to start. :A
    Okay, not quite as angelic as that but much better than usual, I normally have a peshwari naan to myself!
    God is good, all the time
    Do something that scares you every day
  • lisa26_2
    lisa26_2 Posts: 2,100 Forumite
    Morning all. Those laughing cow blue cheese things look delish! Has anyone tried them? I REALLY love blue cheese, can you taste it much?

    Here's my plan for today:

    Breakfast - porridge & banana
    Lunch - leftover pasta bake from last night (with chicken and loads of veggies in it). Melon & pineapple, yogurt with mixed berries.
    Tea - SW fish & chips (need to look up sysns for the breadcrumbs) with mushy peas and carrots and green beans. Will probably have a couple of sysns worth of ketchup too.
    Snacks - Apple, satsumas, peach. Pickled onion soup (OH is at work till 8.45pm and then has a 45min drive so tea will be late, the soup will keep me going till then!)

    I'll still have plenty of syns too so I might just treat myself to something naughty for supper. Actually, as we're having a late tea I'd probably best have some syns when I have my soup snack!

    Tomorrow I'm doing a 20 mile walk!! I'm planning to make a big pasta salad to take with me and I'll have Marion's breakfast rice before I set off.
  • FairyShazza
    FairyShazza Posts: 1,279 Forumite
    Well I had my first weigh in this morning and I've lost 3.5lbs in my first week :j am very happy with that. Unusually I am still feeling really motivated and that has just spured me on even more :)

    So todays menu looks something like this - EE day again

    Breakfast

    Fat Free Natural Yoghurt FREE
    28g Granola 7 SYNS (I can't wait till this is used up!)

    Lunch

    2 slices wholemeal bread - HEB
    2 slices ham - FREE
    20g Asda Reduced Fat Creamy Coleslaw - it is 4.5 syns for 100g so I'm putting it down as 1 syn as it's less than a quarter of 100g
    Sliced cucumber FREE
    Banana FREE

    Dinner

    Diced chicken breast FREE with Red, Yellow and Orange Peppers FREE Mushrooms FREE Red Onion FREE made into kebabs
    White Rice

    Snacks

    Cherry Tomatoes FREE
    Orange FREE
    Sliced Cucumber FREE
    2 light Babybels HEA

    Drinks

    Water
    One day Rodney we'll be millionaires
    £2020 in 2020 - Running Total £17
  • greenpixey
    greenpixey Posts: 2,806 Forumite
    lisa26 wrote: »
    Morning all. Those laughing cow blue cheese things look delish! Has anyone tried them? I REALLY love blue cheese, can you taste it much?

    I like to know as well, I haven't tried them yet, only discovered them yesterday browsing Tesco online. I usually do my online shopping in Asda or Sainsburys but they don't seem to have them...
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