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  • majjak
    majjak Posts: 380 Forumite
    I'm back and I'm 3.5lb lighter :j:j:j. Only my first week though so a loooooooong way to go yet !

    I'd say if you can get to a class then go. It's the only thing that keeps me, personally, on the straight and narrow. I know I wouldn't do it properly if I didn't have that thought about getting weighed the following week :o.
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  • ells888
    ells888 Posts: 102 Forumite
    just wanna say im a bit chuffed with myself today .. my first weigh in yesterday and i lost 6lb .. then today been to a roadshow with work and refused pick and mix, crisps, chocolate, cookies, AND ben and jerrys ice cream?! now thats an achievement for me ! x
  • Evening all

    Well done losers :p

    Green day for me:

    B - oats (HEB), FF yogurt
    L - HM cheese and potato pie (HEA for cheese), beans
    D - 2 x tortillas (12syns), HM SF veggie chilli, cheese (HEA and HEB), lettuce, sour cream (3syns)
    Snacks - HB egg, FF yogurt, pear
    Drinks - coffee, water, squash
    Exercise - 20mins walk

    Total syns = 15

    x
    * Rainbow baby boy born 9th August 2016 *

    * Slimming World follower (I breastfeed so get 6 hex's!) *
  • lbnblbnb
    lbnblbnb Posts: 567 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture Combo Breaker Debt-free and Proud!
    I had to go to a meeting in Norwich yesterday so was able to stop off at the biggest Sainsbury's I have ever been to. It reminded me of the enormous supermarkets in the US.
    I managed to get:
    the WW bread that is THREE slices for a HEB
    Clover Lighter - gotta check the syns, but has been recommended as the nicest low fat spread.
    Laughing cow deli- light blue cheese
    Be Good to Yourself soft cheese - this has less calories than Philli extra light, and is on offer, so 100g as a HEB on a green day.
    Goats Cheese babybel
    and lots of own brand smash.
    Not sure if I want to keep buying all these little wrapped cheeses, but I have seen lots of nice looking recipes recently using them, so I am going to try them and see if I think they are worth it.
    Some great losses tonight - well done :T
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  • Lil_Me_2
    Lil_Me_2 Posts: 2,664 Forumite
    Well the recipe thread worked well for me! I did myself the mustard pork for tea.

    Green day today

    Lunch
    Jacket potato
    Cheese (HEA)
    Carrots

    Dinner
    Mustard pork (HEB and 2 syns)
    Boulangere potatoes with a little cheese (HEA)
    Carrots

    Snack
    2x Meringue nests (5 syns)
  • lbnblbnb
    lbnblbnb Posts: 567 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture Combo Breaker Debt-free and Proud!
    I am probably being really stupid, but can't find the syns for Clover lighter on syns online. I can't find a manufacturer or brand on the packet other than clover, but the search box brings up nothing when I enter it. Does anyone know the syns for a tablespoon?
    Food for today (green):
    1 HEA for milk in tea and coffee
    B: 2x WW bread toasted (part HEB) and 1/2 tablespoon clover light (an overestimate, must measure it properly tomorrow)syns ?
    Snacks: loads of grapes and satsumas
    L: Brocolli and blue cheese soup from here http://www.minimins.com/slimming-world-recipes/173489-honeys-recipes.html#post2909114
    I had an enormous portion so I am counting 3 syns
    1 slice of WW bread
    Options hot chocolate 2 syns
    Snacks: more fruit and a packet of snack a jacks salt and vinegar 4 1/2 syns, fibre plus bar (HEB), 3x babybel light (HEA)
    Dinner: Vegetarian Pad Thai - all free
    Seems like a huge amount - I love green days!
    So I make that 2x HEA 2xHEB 9.5 syns plus the mystery of the clover lighter.
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  • lbnblbnb
    lbnblbnb Posts: 567 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture Combo Breaker Debt-free and Proud!
    Lil_Me wrote: »
    Well the recipe thread worked well for me!
    Lil_Me, I just had a look at all the work you have done on the recipe thread. Really impressive, thank you!
    What do you think about posting recommended recipes on there (with a link)? I was thinking of the blue cheese and brocolli soup recipe. Or do you just want the actual recipes?
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  • katycocoa
    katycocoa Posts: 161 Forumite
    Hi everyone! I've been following this thread for a while, you're all doing so well!

    I've been on the plan for a couple of months now and have lost about 11lbs, another 15lbs to go before I reach a healthy BMI. I'm not going to meetings, but have a few books and search online for syn values. I think it might keep me motivated if I start putting up my food diaries. I generally do green days cos I find they fill me up nicely.

    Today:
    2 weetabix, skim milk (HEA), sugar (1 syn)
    2 apples, fresh pineapple
    Wholemeal toast (HEB), light spread (2 syns), 2 poached eggs, ketchup (0.5 syns)
    3 Quorn southern style strips (4.5 syns), spaghetti hoops, sweet potato wedges
    Fibre Plus bar (HEB)
    total=8 syns

    Tomorrow (need to eat more fruit and veg!):
    Porridge (HEB), skim mik (HEA), sugar (1 syn)
    Quorn sausages, rice, chopped peppers and tomatoes
    2 apples, pineapple
    HM salmon fishcakes (HEB), mushy peas
    Fibre plus bar (5.5 syns)
    Total=6.5 syns

    I don't usually eat quorn but I found the sausages and southern strips in Iceland for £1 a bag. The strips are yummy and only 1.5 syns each.

    I was going to make the fishcakes with tinned salmon, can anyone tell me how much of this I can eat as a HEB?

    Thanks in advance x
  • lbnblbnb
    lbnblbnb Posts: 567 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture Combo Breaker Debt-free and Proud!
    I just happened to have the green list in front of me!
    salmon, canned in brine, 71g
    Grocery Challenge (2 adults 2 kids)
    19th June -18th July £91:15/£150 61%

    Save £12,000 in 2013 No. 188 £7382/£12,000 62%
    2013 Frugal Living Challenge
    Debt free October 2012
  • katycocoa
    katycocoa Posts: 161 Forumite
    edited 9 February 2011 at 10:53PM
    lbnblbnb wrote: »
    I just happened to have the green list in front of me!
    salmon, canned in brine, 71g

    Thankyou! So I can make 6 fishcakes from the 418g tin, and have one. I might do EE so I can have a couple. Might have to squeeze some more veggies in then.
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