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Slimming World Support for Summer 2014
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only lost 1/2lb that's same as last week.
Must try harder for next week0 -
As expected I had a gain of 2lb. Not really been on plan for the last week. Have drawn the line and getting back on it from today.
EE day today:
B - grapes & strawberries - after WI
L - sweet chilli noodles with chicken (3 syns for sweet chilli sauce)
D - HM fish & chips, peas; strawberries for pud
HEA - milk
HEB - Ryvita with garlic & herb soft cheese
Syns: 3 for sweet chilli sauce; fruit split lolly 3; soft cheese 1.5 = 7.5
Denise0 -
Evening all
Maman, yes mum is usually below her target range- she's already at the lowest healthy weight allowed but the rubbish she eats is shocking! She suffers with a bowel complaint though so she did say it maybe something to do with that. I could safely lose another 4 stone :eek: but I think this seems to be my 'natural' weight now as I keep gravitating back to it. I would actually quite like to lose a bit more but (the weight in the signature is actually inaccurate. I found the documentation from my hysterectomy and my weight pre op was recorded as 19 stone 7 with a BMI of 45 :eek) that means I've lost 5 stone and I'm happy with that. Technically I'm still obese but it would be a very foolish doctor who told me to lose more weight!! It would be nice to be a steady size as I used to me- I was a straight 22 on top and 24 on the bottom before- now on top I'm anything from a 12 (River Island, some New Look and Jack Wills) 14 (New Look, Lipsy, Hollister, Superdry, Pineapple) to a 16 (Primarni) on the top to a 14 (Lipsy, Taking Shape) to a 16 (Dorothy Perkins jeans and Primarni joggers, and some leggings depending on where they're from) to an 18 (Primarni and George at Asda) there's not much now I can buy without trying it first :mad: I bought a lovely dress in the New Look sale today (sale shopping! I love it! Once again something else I previously couldn't do :j it's a size 18 and it's a gorgeous fit. I don't mind though- it has a zip up the back and I can get it on without undoing it!!
So I digress. Today's menu.
B: Frozen mixed fruit with Mullerlight. Frappucino with HEXA milk.
L: Ham and egg salad, litre of water
S: Cheese twist (2 syns)
T: L/o mushy pea curry (1/2 a syn for
the curried beans) Uncle Ben's Mexican Rice with lime (2.5 syns) strawberry Eton Mess- 4 syns (3 for mini meringues and 1 for 2 x Muller Greek yoghurts) NAS cordial
S: steamed mixed veg, pot of apple, melon and grapes
Total syns: 9
Body Magic: 1 hour yoga class, 4.7 miles walked in total today.
I think I have to try to stop being so virtuous and be a little naughty. My home scales suggest I've lost 2lbs which would take me out of target range.. If that's the case I'll have to try and be a bit naughtier next weekI'm trying to be good as I'm away on a four day rugby related trip in just under 2 weeks and there will be much rubbish consumed!
Hope everyone's ok x*The RK and FF fan club* #Family*Don’t Be Bitter- Glitter!* #LotsOfLove ‘Darling you’re my blood, you have my heartbeat’ Dad 20.02.200 -
durham_mim wrote: »Meant to ask: I saw mentioned yesterday gingerbread green tea can anyone tell me where you can get this as it sounds nice. I've been using the flavoured freeze dried coffee from Sainsbugs, so think I might like the green tea too.
I got twinnings gingerbread green tea in Tesco, think it was £2.49ish for 20 tea bags. I've had 2 cups so far and am not mad keen on it (but I think green tea is just not for me as I've tried the one with lemon as well and don't like it). I needed a couple of splenda in the GB one just to manage it haha. Might try it cold next time.
So today was green
B: half a melon, GB green tea, mullerlight (free)
L: HM potato & leek soup & heap of grapes (free & free)2 baked potatoes (smallish) with a bit of butter, cheese, boiled egg and salad with salad cream (free, HEA, free & 6 syns for salad cream & butter)
Snack: Raisin wheats with milk (HEB & HEA) & lots of NAS squash (free) & 1 glass of Mango zero from tesco (free)0 -
I am frustrated that I ended up having pizza for tea tonight. I dread to think of the syns. I did put some red onion on it though :rotfl:and I binned what was left rather than take it for lunch tomorrow and ruin another day. Not very :money: to bin but hey ho.
Its been a strange couple of days and I am tired which means I always make bad choices. I shall be glad when the weekend arrives. I am trying to meal plan but its hard when trying to sort through your fridge and freezer and not everything is synfree.0 -
Felicity I am an online member. I like the recipes and you get access to the app that gives you syn values so you could use that on your phone. You could use the website on your phone to of course.
When this 3 month block I have paid for runs out I am not sure if I am going to pay again. I tend to rarely use the app and the main feature on the website I use is the weight loss graph and I could make my own.
I am glad I have had the website so far but 5 months down the line of doing SW I find myself using it less and less. The recipes and syn values I could get from doing internet searches and I cannot justify paying for it just to be able to order cook books.
Got in to a pair of jeans I have had for 3 years that have never fit. I hate trying clothes on in shops so just tend to buy what I think will fit and leave. Still a 24 but they are a small 24, getting in to a size 22 jeans is one of my targets so looks like I am on my way.
Bought some of the Kirkland Canola Spray oil in costco today and its amazing. Much better then frylight.
EE today for me.
Breakfast - toast, kippers
Lunch - jacket with beans, tuna mayo and an apple
Tea - toast, tomato, mushrooms, egg, beans.
snacks - baby bell light x 2, watermelon
HEA - milk in cuppas, 2 x baby bell light
Heb - 2 x wholemeal bread
Syns - kippers 1.5, mayo 5, wholemeal bread 6 - total 12.50 -
Evening all :A
I seem to have recovered from tum pain but boy what a bad night, carried on til well into the morning too. Rest of day have been ok.
Food today;
B - ReadyBrek, honey (2) coffee
S - coffee
L - salad, beetroot, noodles, honey/mustard mayo (2)
S - activia
T - chicken risotto, onions, peppers, mushy peas (seem to be over run with tins of these), splash of BBQ sauce (1)
HEA - milk
HEA - ReadyBrek
Syns - 5
Well done to you losers and hugs to those in need :A keep the faith all :AIts not what you do but the way that you do it, thats what get results :T
Keep the Faith All
Heartbroken 12.12.130 -
http://www.tesco.com/groceries/product/details/?id=266528959
Anyone know if the above can be used as HEB please?Its not what you do but the way that you do it, thats what get results :T
Keep the Faith All
Heartbroken 12.12.130 -
I have Green tea and mine is very nice it's called Tick Tock Rooibos Green Tea and I get it from Tesco. It's in a green box.
Anyway my Friday menu is.....
B. All bran bran flakes A/B strawberries
Snack. Yoghurt
L. Omelette tomatoes pickles
Snack. Scone ( home made ).6 Syns
D. Jacket potato cheese A and salad clementine x 2
Supper. Toast & butter B + 3 Syns Apple.
A milk B cereal A cheese B toast
9 Syns
Water green tea. :cool:0 -
TIE that link just takes me to a sign in page rather than a product XxDebts @ LBM £23,729.31. Debts @ 08/04/2016 £0 :j
Best win so far - holiday to Florida0
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