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  • TakeItEazy
    TakeItEazy Posts: 2,760 Forumite
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    Whiplashy wrote: »
    -2lbs please Shala

    Finished my detox on Friday and feeling fantastic! Did two 5ks this week. Lost 13 inches. I've been pain free for the first time in over 2 years and my whole attitude to eating has changed. From now on I shall be eating to fuel my body correctly rather than lose weight...although obviously hoping that it will also result in continued weight loss!

    So slimming worlds rules have gone out the window and I've created my own :D I'm going to be kind of following EE but with the emphasis on high protein and reduced carbs. Breakfast will be completely off plan...A smoothie with a 60/40 ratio of veg to fruit with a scoop of vanilla protein powder added to make it into a meal...and I shall be syning none of it as it's healthy! My syns each day are going to be used on the healthy foods that are high in fats so that I don't overeat on them...things like nuts, nut butters, avocados etc and the occasional protein bar as a snack. All junk is gone, as is tea (except for herbal), coffee and carbonated drinks. I'll be having my HEA each day but HEB will depend on how my carb intake is going for the day.

    Your detox sounds like the juicing diet my hubby thinks he's following, I say thinks because he tried putting the leafy greens in but it was too bitter so now he conviently forgets to put them in so its mostly a fruit smoothie with protein powder a few oats/nuts/seeds etc. but of course I can't say anything as I'm 'having a go' :mad:. He keeps saying well it's healthier than he was eating which is true but still a lot of fruit sugar being consumed. He does eat the leafy greens in he evening meal though.
    He swears by Joe Cross and has bought a nutribullet. We will see!!
    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:
  • tweets
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    Good Afternoon :)
    hostie wrote: »
    Your detox sounds really interesting Whiplashy. Did you lose weight while drinking smoothies? Personally I love carbs and don't think I'd lose weight without being allowed the comfort of a baked potato or bowl of pasta.


    Can I join the challenge too? Or am I too late?

    hostie welcome you can join the challenge.

    This week is the first weigh in.

    Just post what you want to lose in next think its 9 weeks.

    Post amount to lose in bold big red so shala will see it also post your weekly losses in red bold same HTH :)
  • CountingPennies
    CountingPennies Posts: 1,893 Forumite
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    meg72 wrote: »

    I really like the idea of Ferrero Roche on here


    http://slimmerblog.co.uk/snacks-and-nibbles-without-the-slimming-world-syns/


    but I know if I made these they would not get to group:rotfl:

    Oh my god I simply HAVE to make these!! Will be buying some nutella and trying out. I shall let you all know the finished result! :cool:

    Had my chicken dinner for lunch. Tonight I'm off plan though. Watching a film with the kids and eating junk. Will syn it all as I go along.

    Hope everyone is having a good weekend!

    CP xx
    Slimming World Challenge 2017 0/30.5lb

    Grocery challenge 2017 JAN: £5.56/£350
  • Lois_Lane
    Lois_Lane Posts: 3,449 Forumite
    maman wrote: »
    And what exactly does cool translate as where you are? It's 11 degrees here and a very pleasant change from the past few months.:)

    .

    It was a little warmer than 11 degrees at the time of writing, probably about 15, but once we'd had brunch the sun came out and it was lovely and warm, at least 20 degrees. :D

    We decided against the shopping centre and had a lovely walk near the sea instead, ending up at the marina where there are several restaurants and a coffee bar, which were all really busy with Spanish families out enjoying their weekend.

    The SW chips are now in the Actifry and smelling nice, and I'm about to reheat the soup. Looking forward to a quiet evening in with Call the Midwife and Poldark. I used to love that when it was on before, I had a mini crush on Robin Ellis, the actor that played Poldark. I'm probably showing my age now, anyone else remember it?

    Enjoy the rest of the weekend.

    LL :)
    Start BMI - 38.7 Current BMI - 31.2 Target BMI - 26.3
  • wizkid1
    wizkid1 Posts: 1,833 Forumite
    Here is my Monday menu plan....

    Breakfast. Overnight oats A/B yoghurt frozen fruits.

    Lunch. Beans and tomatoes on toast B pickles, banana.

    Dinner. A Cheese and egg 2 clementines

    Supper. Milky coffee 2 ryvita 3 Syns.walkers pop crisps 4 syns.

    A milk B Oats A cheese B toast
    7 Syns
    Water. Lemon water. NAS Vimto.
  • Mildredd
    Mildredd Posts: 775 Forumite
    Not a clue on poldark sorry
    Noticed on Amazon there's a book out by Jennifer worths sister detailing her early years and how she went into nursing at 14?! Added to my wish list anyway :)

    Sooooo I'm currently resisting some serious broody urges I have going on :/
    Food urges have been replaced by being blooming clucky!!!!
    Started sw 02/09/13 - total loss so far -5st 1lb

    New Year New You Challenge - /6lb
  • greentiger
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    Welcome back, hostie. Hi nuttywoman.

    Good for you, wizkid, whiplashy and Smedley.

    Oh yes, Lois, I remember Poldark from the 70s! And I have all the books still (I think there are 10) in the loft; may have to get them down again! I’ve set it to record the new series, but I’m not sure if I can accept the different actors!

    Chocolate & beetroot cake went down well with DH. I sent him off today with a couple of slices for DD and her husband. It’s HUGE, so there is more than ¾ left.

    Well today fell apart – after me promising I’d be good too. DH came home earlier than anticipated from tennis and brought me a surprise fish supper. It was lovely but ……

    So today’s damage
    Breakfast: ML mango & passionfruit yogurt and 2 clementines
    Lunch: hm leek & potato soup, last fruit slice (oops, how did that happen?)
    Dinner: fish supper (head hanging in shame), beetroot

    Tomorrow is WI and so I am not hopeful. It’s also not a good start to the week as I’m going out for lunch.

    Breakfast: yogurt & fruit
    Lunch: out
    Dinner: I’ll have a think when I get home, maybe a sandwich

    Why do my plans fail? Hoping for a better week.
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  • Evening all, hope everyone's had a good weekend. Some great losses posted! I'm fearing the scales this week. Last 3 days have been on plan, but we went to a friend's for lunch today and had way too many syns. Veggie lasagne probably wasn't too bad, but the less said about the 3 glasses of wine, garlic bread and chocolate cheesecake the better...
    Absolutely delicious and a great time catching up with old school friends and their families but scales won't thank me. Have an away day at work tomorrow so lunch will probably be sandwiches and then on Tuesday, I'm having lunch with my old boss. Am trying to minimise the damage but am fearing the worst for Thursday weigh in!
  • 32b3in2013
    32b3in2013 Posts: 2,470 Forumite
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    Evening

    Back on track for me tomorrow.

    B - Cheese and Marmite Toastie (HEA + HEB)
    L - Uncle Ben's Risotto (6), Cherries
    D - SW Chicken Tikka, Rice, Mushrooms
    S Freddo (5)

    Drinks, Water and Diet Papsi.

    Total syns 11.

    Now I have written this down, I will stick to it.

    Have a great Monday everyone.

    32b3
    SPC9 #125 - £816.85
    SPC10 #125 - £851.81
    SPC 11 #7 - £968.46
    SPC 12 #7 - £2682.90
    SPC 13 #7 - £4829.85
    SPC 17 #7 - £7313.63
  • Minihauk
    Minihauk Posts: 523 Forumite
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    Hi All,

    Hope everyone is well. Busy weekend here. I cooked lunch for dd and sil today, so at least it was all SW friendly. How may syns in a malteaster bunny, please? (I ate two today.....) but haven;t had any other syns, so am hoping it is within limits. (I hate auto correct as I have to re read everything!)

    Have been clearing dds bedroom moved out nearly 2 years ago and it is still full of her stuff). Her friend is coming to stay for a few weeks. (She lives in Ireland and has just got a new job in London) It will be nice to have someone in the house for a while.

    Tomorrow is Wi, so will post Tuesday morning. Onwards and downwards peeps.:D
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