OS Daily 1st February 2011

rozmister

Lily_The_Legend wrote: »

Three whole years without cheese? :eek:

I'm lactose intolerant, but find that cheese doesn't affect me in that way for some reason.

Yep, no cheese, cream, milk, yoghurt and icecream. When I first cut it out they wanted me to have none, not a morsel, for 3 months and I couldn't even eat biscuits or pot noodles (I had only been living away from home for a year and a half so hadn't masted eating properly). I used to have dairy binges too when I'd eat a whole pizza's worth of cheese topping (but not all the base) or a whole tub of Ben and Jerrys and then lie feeling really really ill curled in a ball thinking was it worth it! I just grew out of it though! I think I've got a poor digestive system cos I had IBS for a while and then that calmed down as well.

Do you have the lactofree milk and such? I used to have the milk but the cheese was lame so I bet you're glad you're not allergic to that.

booskyeboo

adelight wrote: »

Happy birthday n9eav!
esmf, is it only you he pays in that way? I was paid in that month late sort of way at my old job, but everyone was there. Bit weird if it's only you being paid that way, get ear bashing!
rozmister, congrats, what a motivation booster

Morning all, had a glorious lie in with no alarms, no boys charging round the house, noone waking up ill asking me for help. Wonerful Going to shower then go get milk from tesco, I discovered a 2kg bag of pudding rice last night, so unless anyone can suggest any other uses for it, i'm going to be eating lots of rice pudding! Shall put bain-marie style rice pudding & chick pea pilaf in the slow cooker around 3(i knew keeping all those jars would come in handy!), should be ready to eat when I get back from uni at 7!

Hi adelight
I have used pudding rice to make risotto it turns out just as creamy as the aborio rice that is normally used in making risotto.:D

sistercas

[QUOTE=Lily_The_Legend;40799976
sistercas – your kn0b muffins gave me a giggle! How do you eat those?! :eek:


Lily x[/QUOTE]


well we have been quite harsh and snapped off the offending appendages before devouring them :eek::D

Lily_The_Legend

rozmister wrote: »

Yep, no cheese, cream, milk, yoghurt and icecream. When I first cut it out they wanted me to have none, not a morsel, for 3 months and I couldn't even eat biscuits or pot noodles (I had only been living away from home for a year and a half so hadn't masted eating properly). I used to have dairy binges too when I'd eat a whole pizza's worth of cheese topping (but not all the base) or a whole tub of Ben and Jerrys and then lie feeling really really ill curled in a ball thinking was it worth it! I just grew out of it though! I think I've got a poor digestive system cos I had IBS for a while and then that calmed down as well.

Do you have the lactofree milk and such? I used to have the milk but the cheese was lame so I bet you're glad you're not allergic to that.

I don't have milk, cream, yoghurt or ice cream really, the odd small amount occasionally is usually ok but I try to avoid it. I have IBS too, but it comes and goes as to how bad it is.

I haven't tried any of the lacto-free stuff yet, I don't think it was in the shops when I first had to cut out lactose. I have soya milk and yoghurts. I actually quite like them! Especially the yoghurts as I was never keen on dairy ones anyway.

sistercas wrote: »

well we have quite harsh and snapped off the offending appendages before devouring them :eek::D

:eek::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

rozmister

Lily_The_Legend wrote: »

I haven't tried any of the lacto-free stuff yet, I don't think it was in the shops when I first had to cut out lactose. I have soya milk and yoghurts. I actually quite like them! Especially the yoghurts as I was never keen on dairy ones anyway.

The milk is really good, can't tell the difference just like real milk (because it is) but it's pretty pricey. I don't know about the yoghurts because I didn't used to eat yoghurts and I like the chocolate alpro pudding things but the cheese was a definite no-no when I ate it. It was like plastic cheese, didn't have any real flavour and wasn't that great!

How long have you been lactose intolerant?

I want some penis shaped baked goods!!

uolypool

Hi all , happy birthday, congratulations, get well soon and huge hugs take your pick to which best suits you today,as am rubbish with names:rotfl:.Had a really bad night last night have booked in to see my dr tomorrow morning about my meds,Got up at nearly 1 this afternoon :eek: and still feel like I could do with another 5 hours sleep.:( .Son has a day off today for study , so he kept an eye on woofer whilst I slept but I woke up, to find shed door open and my sons bike gone:mad::mad: he only got it for his birthday in Oct last year.So after checking with him at school to make sure he hadnt taken it this morning I have been on the phone to the police ,and am now waiting for the fingerprint ppl to come and see if they can get any prints.Bike is insured but thats not the point, I cant believe woofer didnt hear anything stupid mutt;) son was in the lounge and thats at front of house so with middle door shut I can understand them not hearing a thing .So the whole day has been a disaster:mad:

bargainbird

uolypool wrote: »

Hi all , happy birthday, congratulations, get well soon and huge hugs take your pick to which best suits you today,as am rubbish with names:rotfl:.Had a really bad night last night have booked in to see my dr tomorrow morning about my meds,Got up at nearly 1 this afternoon :eek: and still feel like I could do with another 5 hours sleep.:( .Son has a day off today for study , so he kept an eye on woofer whilst I slept but I woke up, to find shed door open and my sons bike gone:mad::mad: he only got it for his birthday in Oct last year.So after checking with him at school to make sure he hadnt taken it this morning I have been on the phone to the police ,and am now waiting for the fingerprint ppl to come and see if they can get any prints.Bike is insured but thats not the point, I cant believe woofer didnt hear anything stupid mutt;) son was in the lounge and thats at front of house so with middle door shut I can understand them not hearing a thing .So the whole day has been a disaster:mad:

:eek::eek::mad::mad: oh no thats awful....hope the rest of the day picks up, if it doesn't get yourself back to bed

Loulou2010

Bitsy_Beans wrote: »

In my experience it's this stuff that sells the best. Mothercare, Sainsbury/Tesco stuff I've not always been able to shift. Oh and if you've got any denim dungarees on there get them on ebay, every single pair I had left from DS got sold with plenty of watchers.
I've got a load of dresses from DD, they are sooooo pretty BUT as much as I'd love to keep every single baby dress she had I can't justify the storage space so they will be listed once the weather warms up.

Kitchen cleaned so need to do the dining area now.

he has 4 pairs of dungarees but still fits in them! he was given them bya friend who little boy is 5 now and he was given them by another relative and they are still in good condition! so can see why they sell well

bargainbird

lou - You spurred me on to empty DS and DD's clothes a black sack of each will be shortly winging their way to new homes :T

Loulou2010

ds is lactose intolarant and cant tolerate soya milk but is ok with other soya products :undecided he drinks rice milk which looks disgusting but he seems to like it