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The Slimming World "Countdown to Easter"

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  • maman
    maman Posts: 29,734 Forumite
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    Hi Rachel, I don't know about the choc drink either but isn't it amazing how much you can eat??? Strange you say that your consultant said 10 syns as I noticed that advised in ths month's magazine too. I still work on 85 a week so I'd hate to have less.

    Good EE day for me today, no distractions:

    B: NAS squash, beans, toast (HE) and tea with milk (HE)
    L:ham & marmite sandwich, grapefruit
    D: chicken jumbalaya (my version has heaps of veg)
    Snacks: Shiraz

    Anyone know who stocks Primula Light? I often see it in the magazine but Asda only does the full fat version.
  • milliemonster
    milliemonster Posts: 3,708 Forumite
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    Hi and welcome Rachel!

    Thanks everyone for the kind 'well dones' on my weight loss, was at work all day yesterday and my uniform felt a little looser which was good (as I was bursting out of it the week before lol!

    Not sure what I'm having today but probably something like an omelette and salad for lunch, spaghetti carbonara for tea when I've been shopping for some ham later!
    Aug GC £63.23/£200, Total Savings £0
  • jo101_2
    jo101_2 Posts: 153 Forumite
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    Hi

    I have been doing SW since January and lost 1st9lbs so far, but I think I will have to stop going to class as I cannot afford to pay for the weekly fee. So I think I shall join you all on here. I am hoping that I can manage to do it on my own rather than going to class as I think I am still motivated to lose the weight - I reckon I could do with losing another 2 stone.

    Well done to you all for the weight you have lost so far, fantastic.

    Jo
    Starting with a clean slate.


    August grocery challenge - £250
  • dizzyk
    dizzyk Posts: 4,101 Forumite
    Dizzy you poor thing - I would say I feel your pain but I must admit to being grateful I can't :rotfl:I have had neuralgia though and your descritption of being plugged into the mains just about covers it...ouch _pale_ Hope you're feeling better soon.

    Its horrible isnt it :( part of My original Brain surgery involved placing some teflon pads under the trigeminal nerve to stop it causing the spasms when they removed the tumour......but the nerve has somehow grown around it they think (the spasms did stop for 18 months) so Im back to square one pain wise & appearance wise......and there is NO WAY im having another of the same op with what went wrong last time :( (not that they would attempt it so I'm told) Im just thankful My Neurologist at Leeds does the Botox clinic or I dont know what I'd do to be honest.
    maman wrote: »

    Anyone know who stocks Primula Light? I often see it in the magazine but Asda only does the full fat version.


    Ive just looked at the 'my supermarket' site. Sainsburys do the Primula light ;)





    Well Ive just had a catch up on the Posts .......it was a bit quiet on here yesterday??

    Im still waiting for my 'jabs' to work, hopefully it will be imminent, I can feel a bit of a difference in the amount of spasm in the corner of my eye so maybe by tomorrow the muscles will be 'paralysed' and no longer able to give me grief ;) Im also keeping a close eye (pardon the pun) on my eyebrows for the telltale signs of my left one dropping down more on a level with my right one :rotfl: (gotta laugh or I'd cry ......It hurts soooooo bloody much at the moment :o)

    Yesterday I knocked up a pan of 3 tin soup (how very adventuous :p) but it was really very nice - even though the thought of a couple of pickled onions going in it was quite off putting :eek: It was easy to eat, no chewing involved, and at least I was getting something in me between sleeping. tried a HEB wm roll but didnt get very far so had a packet of oatso instead.

    I did manage to use a few syns too on 3 sachets of white choc options (these have been my new 8pm curfew treat, with a splash of milk from my allowance they really do hit the craving spot amazingly well......I think they also take me back to my childhood when my mum used to make me hot milk with sugar or golden syrup it in :p

    Right Im going to TRY find at least part way down this pile of ironing today.......otherwise MrDizzy will be going to work in the Buff next week :rotfl:
  • maman
    maman Posts: 29,734 Forumite
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    dizzyk wrote: »
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    Ive just looked at the 'my supermarket' site. Sainsburys do the Primula light ;)

    Thanks for that dizzy. I was planning to go there this week for some special offer berries so I'll pick some up. I thought I'd like a ham and cheese sandwich and perhaps try it in a carbonara-type sauce. It seems to be syn-free from the recipes I've seen?

    I do hope the effect of your jabs kicks in soon. I think you're a saint contemplating the ironing (although I can see that the consequences if you don't might be quite dire!:rotfl:)

    Planning and EE day, as ever:
    B: Ribena, scrambled egg, HE toast, tomatoes and mushrooms, tea with HE milk
    L: ham, marmite and cucumber sandwich, apple & cottage cheese
    D: SW chicken curry, rice and SW chips
    Snacks: punnet of blueberries and may need some extra SF
    Syns:wine
  • dizzyk
    dizzyk Posts: 4,101 Forumite
    maman wrote: »
    Thanks for that dizzy. I was planning to go there this week for some special offer berries so I'll pick some up. I thought I'd like a ham and cheese sandwich and perhaps try it in a carbonara-type sauce. It seems to be syn-free from the recipes I've seen?

    I do hope the effect of your jabs kicks in soon. I think you're a saint contemplating the ironing (although I can see that the consequences if you don't might be quite dire!:rotfl:)

    Planning and EE day, as ever:
    B: Ribena, scrambled egg, HE toast, tomatoes and mushrooms, tea with HE milk
    L: ham, marmite and cucumber sandwich, apple & cottage cheese
    D: SW chicken curry, rice and SW chips
    Snacks: punnet of blueberries and may need some extra SF
    Syns:wine


    just looked it up on sw syns online

    The following product(s) matched your enquiry: 'light'
    Please click add.gif to add to today's food diary and today's Syns (below).


    Product Cheese Spread, Light, 25g squeeze 2 syn

    Deli Soft Cheese, Light, 25g squeeze 2 syn
  • dizzyk
    dizzyk Posts: 4,101 Forumite
    TakeItEazy wrote: »
    Ainsleys cous cous roasted something & garlic and roasted veg are they both free does anyone know? :D


    Aromatic Thai Style Couscous, dried, excluding oil & butter, 100g cooked ½ee 6½o ½g
    Citrus Kick Couscous, dried, excluding oil & butter, 100g cooked 1ee 7o 1g
    Lemon, Mint & Parsley Couscous, dried, excluding oil & butter, 100g cooked 1ee 7½o 1g
    Moroccan Medley Couscous, dried, excluding oil & butter, 100g cooked ½ee 7o ½g
    Roasted Vegetable Couscous, dried, excluding oil & butter, 100g cooked ½ee 7o ½g
    Spice Sensation Couscous, dried, excluding oil & butter, 100g cooked ½ee 6½o ½g
    Sun-dried Tomato & Garlic Couscous, dried, excluding oil & butter, 100g cooked 1½ee 7½o 1½g
    Tomato Tango Couscous, dried, excluding oil & butter, 100g cooked ½ee
    Wickedly Wild Mushroom Couscous, dried, excluding oil & butter, 100g cooked 1ee 7o 1g
  • TakeItEazy
    TakeItEazy Posts: 2,760 Forumite
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    dizzyk wrote: »
    Aromatic Thai Style Couscous, dried, excluding oil & butter, 100g cooked ½ee 6½o ½g
    Citrus Kick Couscous, dried, excluding oil & butter, 100g cooked 1ee 7o 1g
    Lemon, Mint & Parsley Couscous, dried, excluding oil & butter, 100g cooked 1ee 7½o 1g
    Moroccan Medley Couscous, dried, excluding oil & butter, 100g cooked ½ee 7o ½g
    Roasted Vegetable Couscous, dried, excluding oil & butter, 100g cooked ½ee 7o ½g
    Spice Sensation Couscous, dried, excluding oil & butter, 100g cooked ½ee 6½o ½g
    Sun-dried Tomato & Garlic Couscous, dried, excluding oil & butter, 100g cooked 1½ee 7½o 1½g
    Tomato Tango Couscous, dried, excluding oil & butter, 100g cooked ½ee
    Wickedly Wild Mushroom Couscous, dried, excluding oil & butter, 100g cooked 1ee 7o 1g


    Thanks Dizzy [hope you're pain free soon]
    So if I add some plain cous cous and make into frittas they should be more or less free as I wouldn't eat the whole thing in one go but spread over the week [work lunches]. At half a syn for the packet it would be hard to syn each one, would probably be in the negatives anyway :rotfl:. Would syn the sun dried one though [just noticed the 1 before the half :o].
    Its not what you do but the way that you do it, thats what get results :T
    Keep the Faith All

    Heartbroken 12.12.13 :cry:
  • katycocoa
    katycocoa Posts: 161 Forumite
    Hello everyone,

    Good week for me, another 2lb off. I've been to the gym twice and think that has helped.

    Green today:

    Beans, Mushrooms, 2 eggs, 2 WM toast (2xHEB), light soft cheese (1)
    Tinned peaches, yoghurt (2)
    Wholemeal pasta, passata, peppers, mushrooms, quorn southern strips (4.5), lettuce, tomatoes, low fat cheese (HEA)
    Milk for tea (HEA) More yoghurt, tinned pineapple (2)

    That's 9.5 syns and all my healthy extras
  • rachelww1
    rachelww1 Posts: 680 Forumite
    Thanks for the welcome guys. I decided not to have the hot chocolate in the end, and just stuck with water.

    EE again today:

    B: Banana & custard muller light, raspberries
    L: Beans, tinned tomatoes, egg (white only), bacon, 2 half fat sausages (5), 1 slice wholemeal bread (HEB)
    D: Pork stir fry cooked in sweet chilli dipping sauce (1), egg noodles, fruit
    Snacks: fruit, maybe a bag of french fries (4.5)
    Drinks: Tea with milk (0.5), water

    Still need to use a HEA, may have a glass of milk or milky hot drink later.
    LBM Dec 10. Total unsecured debt £41176 :eek: Nov 12 Debt Free Thanks Mum x RIP x

    2013 Savings £250
    2013 OP £3500
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