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A slimmer Christmas is a-coming with Slimming World
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Hmm I've maintained again! Happy as I've lost half a stone so far but would like to drop a few more next week. I do eat a lot of fruit and veg but wondered if anyone had any tips for more superspeed stuff I could include? Eat a lot of broccoli, cabbage, cauliflower, carrots etc but clearly need more stuff! Thinking I'm going to make my mixed beam chilli next week too.
My consultant loved my chocolate eggy bread I posed here the other day and she is going to email it out!
Well done to all losers! X0 -
aliscrapper wrote: »I looked up Asda Meat Free Mince and it came up with the following
Asda Meat Free, Mince, 600g pack, frozen 100g
[FONT=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif][FONT=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]0 Syn on Extra Easy
Original Free
Green Free[/FONT]
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Asda Meat Free, Savoury Mince Mix, made up as directed, dried 120g pack
[FONT=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif][FONT=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]0 Syn on Extra Easy
Original Free
Green Free [/FONT]
I put the Colman's Shepherd's Pie thru the syn calculator and it came up that for 50g it would work out at 7 Syns per package/portion on Green, Original or Extra Easy:eek:
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Thanks for that aliscrapper. OMG :eek: for the Shepherds pie mix, at least the mince was free, I was fairly sure it was going to have syns in it, that hopefully will go some way to balancing out the syns of the packet mix.
:eek: sorry, I still can;t believe how many were in that packet mix!!!SW Journey Re Re-started 25/02/14
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Red day today
2 medium slices wholemeal bread 2xHEB
2 rashers of bacon
1 Tbspn ketchup 1S
1 mini choc muffin 5S
Ham, cottage cheese rolls with jalapenos
Banana
Orange
Roast chicken
Mixed roast veg
Raspberries
Greek Yoghurt
1 Tbspn Honey
THis looks alright doesn't it....
So where do I put my sons leftover dinner then... pasta carbonara... no idea how much... gah! It tasted sooo good
Any tips for not eating the toddler leftovers greatly appreciated.Well behaved women rarely make history.0 -
blackberry-rum wrote: »can't you get a bigger flask for your soup?
They have giant flask - thermos ones - on offer in Morrisons at moment. They must hold at least 1 litre, maybe 1.5l. They are £5 each. I did buy one today but left it on my work minibus so can't check the size for you, doh!
x* Rainbow baby boy born 9th August 2016 *
* Slimming World follower (I breastfeed so get 6 hex's!) *
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I don't do red days very often so struggle with them. I have some diced turkey in the freezer for my main meal. Has anyone got any good receipes I could use with the diced turkey. Thanks.0
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So. Not quite sure what today's been. Apart from flexible!
I'm out at a two day meeting with another company. They're not quite clients, we don't have that sort of relationship but they are very keen to impress me.
Dinner tonight was good. I had mussels with chilli and spaghetti with fresh tomatoes. All good, SW friendly.
Now for the confessions
I had two small pieces of garlic bread, two glasses of white wine and two 330ml beers.
It was nommy food though, and unlike some of the party I won't have a hangover tomorrow. Deadly garlic breath, though...definately0 -
I just wanted to say I changed groups this week after only 9 weeks because I didn't like the group - it was very dreary rather than supportive. I am so glad I did the new group was more chatty,positive and gave advice - other one was just a moaning shop! And the new consultant as already given me more mid-week support in one week than the old one did in 9 weeks. Just little things like a motivational text last night about the weekend, a text after last weigh in congratulating me on loss and welcoming me to new group ! For the money we pay and the journey we are on I think you need to be 100% happy with group x0
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blackberry-rum wrote: »can't you get a bigger flask for your soup?flutterbyuk25 wrote: »They have giant flask - thermos ones - on offer in Morrisons at moment. They must hold at least 1 litre, maybe 1.5l. They are £5 each. I did buy one today but left it on my work minibus so can't check the size for you, doh!
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Thanks will have a look at the weekend, been looking for one for a bit now but not seen a good food one yet. Can't get to the shops until Sat.Sealed Pot Challenge number 8 Amount declared £365.50.
Sealed pot challenge number 9 number 4820 -
Thanks for that aliscrapper. OMG :eek: for the Shepherds pie mix, at least the mince was free, I was fairly sure it was going to have syns in it, that hopefully will go some way to balancing out the syns of the packet mix.
:eek: sorry, I still can;t believe how many were in that packet mix!!!
Don't bother with packet mix. Fry onions (+garlic if available), add mince, then a couple spoons of gravy power, bit of hot water, stir and add more gravy/water as needed. Add herbs, peas, carrots etc as you like. Then you just syn for the gravy powder, 1 or 2 syns usually.0 -
Thanks will have a look at the weekend, been looking for one for a bit now but not seen a good food one yet. Can't get to the shops until Sat.
Saw this and thought of you? There is a 20% off code underneath it too so it seems a good buy.
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Thermos-Mondial-Flask-Assorted-Colours/dp/B000TAU5WY/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1287731408&sr=8-1
L xNO EXCUSES - THIS YEAR IT'S PERSONAL..........0
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