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  • dizzyk
    dizzyk Posts: 4,101 Forumite
    Skint_Catt wrote: »
    Ewww hate the quorn sausages - it's like eating cooked polystyrene! Shame - was hoping for free meat ones!
    C xx

    I'll stay clear of the polystyrene sausages then.....Its bad enough eating old cardboard box scanbran :eek::eek: :rotfl::rotfl:
  • maman wrote: »
    Can you tell me if any creme fraiche is free? or would fromage frais work in dauphinois potatoes mixed with stock and garlic and HE cheese?
    sorry I may have meant fromage frais (fat free of course) - I get a bit confused with all those white fat free dairy things (quark, from frais, FF plain yog) and have actually stopped buying them cos I think they are all horrible, but that's just me. I'm sure your idea would work :D
    h007 wrote: »
    morning,

    back to work feeling about 80% better. so am trying to get my food back on track but i felt so drained coming into work i grabbed a small lucozade bottle, looked it up when i got to work and found out it is 13.5 syns!!!....grrr i cant believe that lucozade! but on the plus i do feel abit brighter for it.

    Yup, Lucozade is *ta daaaaa* SUGAR and water :eek:
    shala_moo wrote: »
    Hi ladies,
    Does/did anyone else have this issue and if so how do you get around it/beat it? i know that this is something i need to change in myself but i'm struggling with it.
    Shala, I actually stopped going out for meals for about 3 months until I had my head (and taste buds) around SW. Now I have no problem scanning the menu for something SW-friendly without feeling hard done by. However, pizza is a different kettle of fish (as you might say) and perhaps a pasta with tomato sauce would have been a better option? You'll get there though, it's just that you have to get there AHEAD of trips to a restaurant ;)

    Well done all losers, feels great doesn't it?!?!?!?!? And hugs for the rest of you, I'm off in an hour for my WI and last week was half a pound off my (latest) target so fingers crossed. Good luck to everyone else that's a Tuesday Weigher.
    :jThat's 2 stone 9 lbs gone forever:j

    thank you Slimming World!
  • jill36_2
    jill36_2 Posts: 909 Forumite
    The quorn sausages are tasty in a cassorole or dipped in dyno rod soup.
  • dizzyk
    dizzyk Posts: 4,101 Forumite

    I'm off in an hour for my WI and last week was half a pound off my (latest) target so fingers crossed. Good luck to everyone else that's a Tuesday Weigher.


    Good luck Tonight.....Ive got it all crossed for you ;) but hurry home cos Its hard to get about on the crutches :rotfl::rotfl:x x
  • maman wrote: »
    Can you tell me if any creme fraiche is free? or would fromage frais work in dauphinois potatoes mixed with stock and garlic and HE cheese?

    Creme Fraiche isn't free but the low fat ones are 1.5syns per tablespoon
    antonia1 wrote: »
    Morning lads and lasses! Not quite sure why I'm in a good mood, perhaps cos the sun is shining after a few days of rain.

    The sunshine makes a huge difference doesn't it, makes the world a whole happier place :D
    dizzyk wrote: »
    smiley-transport011.gif found an armoured sw wagon that the fairies cant get to and got my bum glued on it if anyone wants a lift???


    Dizzy - Haha love it!!

    QueenONMW
    - Woohoo well done!! Bet you are glad you went now! Just be careful it doesn't catch up with you next week, that's how it works with me sometimes

    x
    * Rainbow baby boy born 9th August 2016 *

    * Slimming World follower (I breastfeed so get 6 hex's!) *
  • Evening all

    Today just flew by so I had no time to think bout food! I rushed home rather than go to gym as I was expecting a phonecall but typically no phonecall :mad: so I did my exercise DVD instead.

    Green day for me:

    B - oats (HEB), FF yog, strawberries
    L - HM SF celery soup
    D - pasta bake made with 2 x Pasta n Sauce, sweetcorn, kidney beans, peppers, onions, garlic, chilli, 2 x cheese (HEA and HEB), LF coleslaw (3.5syns), salad
    Snacks - banana, jelly (0.5syns), LF creme fraiche (1.5syns)
    Drinks - water, diet coke, coffe (skimmed milk = HEA), NAS squash, fizzy water
    Exercise - 30 mins exercise DVD

    Total syns = 5.5

    If I get peckish later I'll have fruit as I want to save some syns for a meal out tomorrow for my friends birthday, going to Chiquitos so need to check the menu for veggie SW friendly options.

    x
    * Rainbow baby boy born 9th August 2016 *

    * Slimming World follower (I breastfeed so get 6 hex's!) *
  • ooh I knew there was someone else I wanted to reply to!

    Shala_moo - I know exactly what you mean, I get like that sometimes - I want to eat "nice" food. Thing is, if i'm cooking new recipes etc on SW then that becomes the nice food - and I don't want to have takeaways, pizza etc quite so much then. MrsM says this - that because she cooks really nice recipes and varies it a lot, she keeps that craving for "nice" (synful) food nicely at bay. If I could recognise it when I'm approaching that state a bit earlier, I would make an effort to try a new recipe or something.

    HTH.

    Right then everyone I don't usually cook for more than 1, but am thinking about cooking a meal for my parents, my landlord & his wife, and my housemate when I go back as a thank you. Any ideas as to what I can cook? Would quite like it to be a little bit special, but its also got to be manageable for moi, and something which most people will like (including my fussy meat & two veg no foreign muck dad). Thought about a SW roast but everyone thinks the one their own family does is best anyway.
    Nothing tastes as good as riding a horse feels
  • gunsandbanjos
    gunsandbanjos Posts: 12,246 Forumite
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    dizzyk wrote: »




    Glad you've got your new fridge sorted, did you manage to salvage your food before the other packed up completely??

    Yup, food was salvaged:D Fridge is getting plumbed in just now. House looks like a bomb has hit it though!

    Ordered chinese;)
    The trouble with the world is that the stupid are cocksure and the intelligent are full of doubt.
    Bertrand Russell
  • dizzyk
    dizzyk Posts: 4,101 Forumite
    Right then everyone I don't usually cook for more than 1, but am thinking about cooking a meal for my parents, my landlord & his wife, and my housemate when I go back as a thank you. Any ideas as to what I can cook? Would quite like it to be a little bit special, but its also got to be manageable for moi, and something which most people will like (including my fussy meat & two veg no foreign muck dad). Thought about a SW roast but everyone thinks the one their own family does is best anyway.

    what about doing a nice cottage pie with side dishes of lovely sw roasties & veggies (surely even dad cant not like that)

    and do the fruit roulade for pud but mix up some white choc options & ff greek yog to turn it into 'pretend cream' to serve it with - now that IS a pud to die for:p and hardly any syns for the creamy stuff when you portion it out.....:T
  • shala_moo
    shala_moo Posts: 3,272 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture 1,000 Posts Name Dropper Combo Breaker
    Thanks Dizzy, antonia, Skintslimmer, blackberry rum(and anyone i missed), very wise words. I think i'm just going to have to get a grip, at the end of the day i'm an adult and have to decide whether i want to be fat forever or do something about it. I can't blame my OH as he does slimming world too.. he just does better at it:rotfl:

    Great loss QueenNMW :T

    Right so far today i'm on track. i've only used 4 syns so i'm having a tortilla wrap with my tea and i will spend the evening making a bit of a plan for the next few days.

    thank you again, you are all very kind and supportive and i for one appreciate it (you're all very funny too:D - i can't tell you the amount of times i've snorted in the office laughing!)

    off to watch Biggest Loser..

    Good luck to everyone weighing today x
    Mortgage amount at 31/12/2011 £166,050 now £0 as at Sept 21 - 15yrs 4 months early.


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