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Slimming World Support for Summer 2014
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Well done for getting straight back on plan annie. Hopefully you'll have a good loss next week, that can work if you're 'good' and nothing happens. I'm still not back to where I'd like to be and I got back from holiday on July 1st! Too much eating out. I was feeling positive until I put a clean pair of jeans on this morning and they feel miserably tight.:( I think I'll go to a group this evening (usual consultant, different group) and find out the worst as I can't make usual WI tomorrow.Might make some lentil soup or something to keep me going and back on plan.
That's my plan too. I ate the last HM soup from the freezer yesterday so I'm going to cook a gammon joint at the weekend and make lentil soup from the stock. My favourite.durham_mim wrote: »I'm away at a conference at the weekend with set meals so very little control over what I eat. Will WI tomorrow instead of my usual Saturday.
I find it's not too bad choosing from a Full English breakfast buffet. I generally go for beans and bacon and them maybe tomatoes and mushrooms and an egg if not too fatty. And more and more places do fresh fruit too. At least I start the day on plan.pink_poppy wrote: »maman, I have a combi microwave/oven & I love it. Our 'big' oven is old & takes an age to heat up, whereas the combi is so quick to heat up & definitely saves on electricity. I use it pretty much every day.
Welcome RedCola. I shop at Ald1, & do mostly green days to keep the costs down.
Thanks for the microwave info. I'll certainly consider one when this one dies.
:wave:redcola. I'm the same and shop at Aldi (almost manage a full shop there now) plus odd bits from shopping around (Farmfoods, Iceland). I rarely do Green but I do have small meat portions and fill up with plenty of veg. Just shout if you've any more questions. Are you planning to go to group every week?
wiz, I can't see Nutrigrain mentioned as such. Kelloggs breakfast biscuits come out at 2.5 and the Soft and Chewy at 6.5. Definitely not on HEB list.
My EE menu:
B: NAS Ribena, HEB toast, scrambled eggs
L: JP, cottage cheese, pickleslamb hotpot (moved from yesterday's plan).
Syns: squirt of HP sauce and maybe gravy granules in hot pot (SW recipe)0 -
Welcome back Lush!
I posted a recipe for a syn free mince on here, might be worth a go, even the ever so slightly fussy Top Boy is a fan0 -
pink_poppy wrote: »shala, hope you enjoy your loaded potato skins
What will you be loading them with??
They were amazing!! Thank you for reminding me about them.. i had cheese, ham and a bit of red onion :drool: I think i much prefer them to bringing a jacket potato for lunch (i have to reheat i the microwave)
Lush - that sounds like a good plan you have set up, i'm sure you'll get that weight back off in no time. I might steal your idea if thats ok and just have a list of things i can have for lunch/dinners - at the moment every night i sit there trying to think what i can bring in with me for lunch and then what we can have for teait's really getting annoying because we can never decide!
Mortgage amount at 31/12/2011 £166,050 now £0 as at Sept 21 - 15yrs 4 months early.0 -
Hello lovelies
Let's all absolutely smash it today.
Lovely, positive!!!:D
Good to see you back lush. Wow!! You sound organised.
McCain Rustic Chips are the lowest syn I know (1 syn for 100g) but I stopped buying them as the price kept going up and up and it felt like a rip off. Same brand 5% fat are 1.5 and then Home Chips are 2 for straight and chunky (not crinkle they're higher). Home Chips are sometimes on offer too.0 -
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Lantanna - cheese what sort of cheese?!
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An entire pack of Applewood Smoked Cheddar - 7 slices!
I am a disgusting pig this week.
Woman of the Year = Pig of the Year lol0 -
Sounds good to me Lantanna
Just got two packs of WW sausages in Asda reduced to 90p each :money: am I right in thinking these are 0.5 syns per sausage? They're premium pork.0 -
Well, today has gone wrong
. Forgot to eat my breakfast again (about the 3rd time this week - I blame small children) and realised when I was half way to where we were going out for the day.
So breakfast ended up being a toasted teacake with butter (although I only used 2 portions and it would have been 5 before SW). Lunch was lasagne with garlic bread and a tiny salad which was at least dressing free.
Going to go turn some veg into a dinner that will be free because I seriously need some superfree food today and I've probably had enough syns til at least the weekend:heartpuls Daughter born January 2012 :heartpuls Son born February 2014 :heartpuls
Slimming World ~ trying to get back on the wagon...0 -
lush~Hope the new milk works well for wonderbairn.
Take care.
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