**Happy New Slimming World Year**

1more?

hi all can i join you please ???
im a returner to sw not the thread
i lost 2 1/2 stone a few yrs ago but put it all back on and more:(:(

anyhow no point dwelling i have my beautiful baby girly to blame for some of it lol she wont mind me using her as an excuse althought if im honest it went on before

day 1 for me on tuesday, dh goes back to work my older 2 children go to school and im getting slim :j:j:j:j:j
my goal is im 30 next jan & i aint being fat & 30 (im hoping dh takes us on a fab holiday i am dropping hints)

is there a ms recipe thread ???

consultant31

Queen_of_NO_MATTER_WHAT wrote: »

p.s you missed an 'm' out of 'slimming' in the title...sorry to be picky

Sheesh .......I also forgot to 'subscribe' to the thread, so only just found it again. It's my age :rotfl::rotfl:

consultant31

fitorbust wrote: »

Could that be that slimming has 'slimed' down already?? lol

All right, all right, I can't help it, I'm hanging my head here:rotfl:

Does anyone know if I can edit the title and get it right before I have to cut my throat?

susan6780

consultant31 wrote: »

Does anyone know if I can edit the title and get it right before I have to cut my throat?

i guess it would be a good weight loss mechanism? :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

flutterbyuk25

consultant31 wrote: »

Does anyone know if I can edit the title and get it right before I have to cut my throat?

Consultant - click on 'edit post' then on 'go advanced' and you can edit the title then.

Queen_of_NO_MATTER_WHAT wrote: »

Anyone see any good offers on quorn recently?

Do you have a Farmfoods nearby? The quorn stuff is always cheap there

HTH

x

consultant31

TakeItEazy wrote: »

:j:j:j THANKS FOR THE SHINEY NEW THREAD CONSULTANT, YOU ARE SO KIND TO US. WHAT WOULD WE DO WITHOUT YOU :j:j:j

You're making me blush thank you! I'm sure you'd all manage very well, but it's nice to feel wanted, lol

TakeItEazy wrote: »

Evening all, I do believe I have seen a thread for sw slow cook recipes but now can't find it. Can anyone help?

Is it this one http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showpost.php?p=1948340&postcount=3 (you need to scroll right down.

susan6780 wrote: »

i guess it would be a good weight loss mechanism? :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Thank you, you're probably right :rotfl::rotfl:

consultant31

Pennylane wrote: »

Thanks so much Consultant! Thank you for all your advice last year and just for being there to answer all our queries..

Thanks again, I really appreciate you being here and all the best to you and yours for 2011.:T

teecee46 wrote: »

Thanks Consultant31 - You are a great source of support - and you are very much appreciated!

blackberry-rum wrote: »

I'm laughing at Sliming World -sorry :p:p !!!

Happy New Year to all, and thanks to Consultant for the slimy, I mean shiny, new thread!!!

Thank you all for your kindness. I really do appreciate it. However, in a lofty way I shall ignore the little snipe from a certain person who shall not be named

Mrs Macawber - a very special well done on reaching such a landmark :T

consultant31

flutterbyuk25 wrote: »

Consultant - click on 'edit post' then on 'go advanced' and you can edit the title then.

x

Oh thank you flutterby, you've saved me having to throw myself on my sword

Right, all fixed......henceforth we are slimming not sliming, so there's no excuses :rotfl:

Vixie_Pixie

Thank you Consultant31 for starting a shiny new thread!!

Mrs M - you are an inspiration to us all!! Your loss has been AM-A-ZING!!!!!!!!!!!!! with extra ZING! :T

My food plan for the week is all drawn up and ready to go! 2day is a write off (Domino's pizza ) but 2mro is another day!!

Sooo 2mro is gonna look a bit like this:

B - 28g Shreddies (+1 w/g CB with nutella- HEB+1.5) Milk (hea) and banana

L - ham, cheese (hea2) and salad sarnie using 2 slices of WW Danish (heb2) (2syns for clover light spread) packet of WW cheese puffs (4.5)

D - 1 slice WW brown Danish (rest of HeB 2) with bacon, eggs, tomatoes and mushrooms

Snacks - satsuma, apple, 5 mint matchsticks (5syns)

Syns = 13

I've decided to reintroduce bread to my diet (after not eating any for 8 months) as I am constantly hungry during the colder months... trying to cut it out in November/December resulted me to eating crap after having only having 28g of cereal for breakfast. Hovis wholemeal causes tummy probs but the WW stuff seems ok so i'm gonna see how i go!

As i am out with the girls on Saturday (flexi synning after 6 days of starting over!) I am gonna have a Tae Bo sesh in the morning and then my evening TGIs should be burned off by 4 hours of dancing in the nightclub! :beer:

Skintslimmer

Well so far it looks as if I'm going to get out of the housework...

alpen light bar (3)
vege soup
tin of spaghetti, with cheese added (a)
roast chicken (b)
mash (I'll count 1 cos I think they mash it with milk)
mmm braised red cabbage (1)
gravy - 3?
wine - (6)
fruit salad
fibre plus (b)
Brews - (a)

Cripes its a good job I checked it now - 14 syns, and no cleaning to be done unless I fall off between now and bedtime :rotfl:

edit: wait wait wait! milk in mash can be part of a healthy extra, I've only had 2 cups of tea and mum makes it with naff all milk in. Ha, 13 syns!

Oh, and dontknowanymore do you meal plan? Although I dislike meal planning, doing it and shopping to fit the meal plan (plus a bit of flexibility for a few whoopsied goodies) really kept the cost of SW down. Have cereal for brekkie and maybe a snack, that keeps the cost down, and buy the cereal from aldi or the cheapest brand possible, I promise you do get used to it. Also look up the syns of the smart price/basics/value range equivalents - when I managed a week feeding myself on £7, Sainsburys basic pasta & sauce was something like 28p and 2 syns - so worth the two syns in my book.

Tinned vegetables can be cheaper than fresh, and frozen can be good value too.