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  • copperjar
    copperjar Posts: 884 Forumite
    Green for me today. Day two of doing everything totally by the book!
    B Cereal and banana HEb
    5 coffees during the day inc breakfast HEa (milk) + 1 syn
    Hi-fibre bar HEb

    Pesto pasta salad 5 syns pesto and coleslaw
    Strawberries
    Muller light
    Plum
    Apple

    Veg sausage pasta bake HEa cheese
    Raspberries and nectarine
    [STRIKE]
    Total debt 1.11.10 £23,446
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    Save £6k in 2015 #129 £6121.66/£6000
    Save £6k in 2016 #39 £6000/£6000
  • I have had a rubbish day today foodwise but it's PMT and I am so hungry

    BF: 1 weetabix with SS milk, 5 almonds, an apple and some strawberries
    Lunch: quorn chilli filled in a chapati(6) a plum, pear and apple
    Dinner: wrap made with 2 eggs, quorn chilli, some lettuce, radish, half corn on the cob
    Snacks: 1 finger of kitkat(3), 3 ryevita wholegrain crackerbread(3)

    MQ
  • peachyest
    peachyest Posts: 1,480 Forumite
    I just read this on the SW website and it made me smile knowlingly, so I thought I would share it for all those people who don't have access to the website...


    This is the story of Mrs. Ivy Been-So-Good

    Ivy was really disappointed this week having maintained after ‘such a good week’. She couldn’t understand - her food diary was perfect! 10 Syns per day… maximum! Take a closer look at a typical Extra Easy day...

    Ivy has her normal breakfast of branflakes, milk and a banana. She tips them into the bowl, and then thinks. ‘I’d better just check the weight of them - I want to get a few pounds off this week!’ She puts them on the scales to find they weigh 1½oz. ‘That’s my Healthy Extra ‘b’ choice,’ she thinks, taking out the excess and unconsciously popping them in her mouth.

    As she puts the milk away she spots an open carton of orange juice and decides to have a small glass whilst making a boiled egg for her daughter’s breakfast. When clearing up the dishes, Ivy spies two left over soldiers. ‘I can’t remember the last time I had REAL butter!’ she thinks, and into her mouth they go!

    After breakfast it’s a trip into town shopping. Armed with a Hi-fi bar, just in case temptation strikes, she sets off.

    In WHSmiths, her daughter gets restless in the buggy and Ivy opens her a packet of crisps to keep her quiet. And she ends up testing a couple herself – just for freshness!

    Lunchtime comes and the shopping trip is not done yet - there’s still money left on Ivy’s credit card! And as she knows she’ll be a while she decides to grab something from Marks & Spencer’s healthy Count On Us range as ‘it’s bound to be low on Syns!’

    Spoilt for choice, Ivy scans the range. She spots a salmon and cucumber sandwich. ‘That’s a great choice… the bread will be my Healthy Extra ‘b’ choice!’ she thinks. She buys it as a meal deal, along with a diet coke and a packet of salt and vinegar crisps - to eat later.

    Later on, Starbucks beckons and Ivy stops for a coffee. ‘No cake for me though!’ she say, savouring the skinny latte she’s treated herself to. ('Well, I didn't have much milk on my cereal this morning', she thinks. 'This can be the rest of my Healthy Extra 'a' choice.'). As she takes the weight off her feet she congratulates herself for not needing the ‘emergency Hi-fi’ while out today.

    Back at home after shopping, she makes cakes with her daughter. She resists the fairy cakes when they come out of the oven… but CAN’T resist licking the wooden spoon!

    She feeds her daughter early – a chicken nugget and two chips remain on the plate – and they don’t go in the bin!

    Dinnertime comes – a nice juicy steak, fresh salad and a filling jacket potato topped with quark. A tablespoon of Hellmann’s Light Mayo goes on the salad – ‘only 2½ Syns’! She says, ‘my first today!’

    Her hubby prefers mashed potato with his. She wouldn’t dream of eating that it herself, but she does just taste it to check it contains the right amount of butter and milk!

    Dessert for Ivy is a Müllerlight yogurt. Hubby has sponge pudding and custard. ‘It just doesn’t bother me,’ Ivy says, licking the spoon she used to stir the custard!

    By 9.30pm Ivy fancies a ‘little something else’. Remembering the crisps she picked up with the meal deal, she checks the Syn value and finds they’re only 7 Syns. ‘Only 9½ Syns today’ she thinks, ‘that’s a perfect day!
    Or was it...? Ivy actually had 66 Syns!

    The breakdown

    extra ½ oz of branflakes 2½ Syns
    Orange juice 125ml 2½ Syns
    Eggy soldiers 4 Syns
    Couple of crisps 1 Syn
    Sandwich 19 Syns (6 Syns can be deducted if using bread as Healthy Extra 'b'... but Ivy had already had hers at breakfast!)Latte 8½ Syns (Grande from Starbucks - her 'a' choice was all used at breakfast!)
    Cake mixture 4 Syns
    Mayo 7½ Syns (it was a heaped tablespoon not level!)
    Chicken nugget 3 Syns
    2 chips 3 Syns
    Spoonful of mash 3 Syns
    Spoonful of custard 2 Syns
    Packet of crisps 7 Syns

    Just to put this into perspective, those 66 Syns are the equivalent of an average portion of Chicken Tikka Masala, Pilau rice, 1 naan bread, a pint of beer and two small vegetable samosas! We’d all know if we ate that!
    :eek::eek::eek::eek::eek:just go's to show , how many of us have done at least 1 thing of the list , i'm gonna print this out and put it on my friage door
  • peachyest
    peachyest Posts: 1,480 Forumite
    on e/e day

    breakfast
    3 slices of weightwatches danish bread h/b , bacon , salad , banna

    lunch chilli & couscous , salad , tea

    dinner
    syn free kerbab , 2 new potatoes , left over chilli and couscous , salad , diet coke , tea
  • HELP!!! I have just eaten one of my home made marshmallow and choc cakes, and after eating it, I looked in the tupperware box considering another when i spotted them all to be moldy :eek: They all covered in white fluff and white spots. I ate the first one in a very dim lit room, not even looking at it, too busy watching the tele. I am worried because i am allergic to penicillin, will this harm me in anyway?? I wouldnt mind but when i had the first bite, I thought oooo this tastes a bit funny, but carried on eating it anyway :cry:
  • peachyest
    peachyest Posts: 1,480 Forumite
    susiebear wrote: »
    HELP!!! I have just eaten one of my home made marshmallow and choc cakes, and after eating it, I looked in the tupperware box considering another when i spotted them all to be moldy :eek: They all covered in white fluff and white spots. I ate the first one in a very dim lit room, not even looking at it, too busy watching the tele. I am worried because i am allergic to penicillin, will this harm me in anyway?? I wouldnt mind but when i had the first bite, I thought oooo this tastes a bit funny, but carried on eating it anyway :cry:
    drink plenty of water to flush it out , thats what i'd do
  • Oh my menu for the day went like this
    EE
    B: FF yog & banana
    L: Chicken salad
    Box of mango
    D: chicken curry & rice (3) (included lots of peppers, onion and mushrooms)
    Punnet of strawbs
    1 slice of wm small bread (0.5 HEB)
    MOLDY CAKE :-(
    Milk in tea (HEA)
    alpen light bar (0.5 HEB)
    Going to have my cadbury highlights now, before I start vomitting and keel over and die from anaphylactic shock from mold/penicillin :'-(
  • peachyest wrote: »
    drink plenty of water to flush it out , thats what i'd do
    Thanks I will, I have just googled it, and someone said to drink alcohol to kill it LOL, now I am not sure if this is true or not, but its tempting! Oh I hope i am still alive in the morning
  • maman
    maman Posts: 29,719 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture 10,000 Posts Name Dropper
    susiebear wrote: »
    Thanks I will, I have just googled it, and someone said to drink alcohol to kill it LOL, now I am not sure if this is true or not, but its tempting! Oh I hope i am still alive in the morning

    :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:sounds like a great plan to me!

    Hope to see you tomorrow Susie;).
  • Annie6
    Annie6 Posts: 140 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture Stoptober Survivor
    Def go with alcohol to kill it -- then water to kill hangover!!
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