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  • meg72
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    Donzt wrote: »
    Hi guys, I joined slimming about 3 weeks ago, I find the weekends so difficult, when I'm at work I'm ok, I have ALOT of weight to lose.
    So pleased I've come across this thread can anyone tell me if it's possible to subscribe to this thread so I can find you all easily ? Thank you x

    Hi and welcome, if you go to the top of the page on a green bar you will find thread tools. click on this and then subscribe to thread.
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  • beanielou
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    Donzt wrote: »
    Hi guys, I joined slimming about 3 weeks ago, I find the weekends so difficult, when I'm at work I'm ok, I have ALOT of weight to lose.
    So pleased I've come across this thread can anyone tell me if it's possible to subscribe to this thread so I can find you all easily ? Thank you x

    Welcome to our lovely thread :)
    Keep posting .
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  • june89
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    Lois_Lane wrote: »
    June - your menu looks great to me, however I can't remember if Tofu is free. If it is, you're fine.

    Plain tofu is free, at least on EE. Not bothered about the extra HEs again today so not too worried if it's not on green. I would assume so though, as it's essentially just beans.
  • applepad
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    I rejoined yesterday and have 1 1/2 st to lose.
    I am abit confused though as its now speed food, protein and fibre?

    I know I need to have 1/3 plate speed food but baked beans, mushy peas are now protein?

    Also pineapple, grapes,bananas, mango, kiwi and blueberries are not speed, these are the fruits I'd eat :(

    Looks like I'm going to be looking a lot of things up and asking questions, sorry
  • shala_moo
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    Are you going to the same wedding as me? We have a family one on the same day in the north west.

    Jelly babies! That is all!

    How funny would that be! :D but no, ours is in the Midlands so I don't think it's the same.. Shame..

    Welcome to the board donzt and welcome back applepad :wave: ask any questions you need to, it's always good for us to get a refresher too! SW have just cracked down a bit on things that are high in natural sugars, which is why there's change..

    Taco jackets sounds nice Lois, must go and find that recipe! I love tex-mex food, especially nachos :o

    Great loss musogirl :T:T:T

    No plan for us set up today :eek: I didn't get round to doing a meal plan for the week as we ended up tidying the garden and then I was too knackered :rotfl: abs are killing this morning so at least I've done a good workout :D

    Have a good day xx
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  • Morello
    Morello Posts: 38 Forumite
    edited 8 May 2016 at 9:26AM
    So pleased I've come across this thread can anyone tell me if it's possible to subscribe to this thread so I can find you all easily ? Thank you x

    Donzt - If you bookmark this link, it should always bring you to the first unread post x

    https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/5454365
  • Lois_Lane
    Lois_Lane Posts: 3,449 Forumite
    shala_moo wrote: »
    Taco jackets sounds nice Lois, must go and find that recipe! I love tex-mex food, especially nachos :o

    The recipe is in the most recent magazine, but it's actually very simple - mince cooked with green pepper, onion and a sachet of Old El Paso taco spice mix (or make your own), a jacket potato per person, a can of refried beans warmed through in the microwave, a salsa of chopped tomato, onion, chilli and fresh coriander, shredded iceberg lettuce and natural yogurt. I plated up the potato and mince and we helped ourselves to the other bits (apart from the refried beans which are still in the cupboard for next time!).

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  • maman
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    Are you going to the same wedding as me? We have a family one on the same day in the north west.


    August 13th is my wedding anniversary so your friends have chosen the perfect day!:D
    applepad wrote: »
    I rejoined yesterday and have 1 1/2 st to lose.
    I am abit confused though as its now speed food, protein and fibre?

    I know I need to have 1/3 plate speed food but baked beans, mushy peas are now protein?

    Also pineapple, grapes,bananas, mango, kiwi and blueberries are not speed, these are the fruits I'd eat :(

    Looks like I'm going to be looking a lot of things up and asking questions, sorry


    No problem, ask as many questions as you like:). I've started to look at peas and beans in a different light since the protein was highlighted. If you think of a traditional meal then it could be a third potatoes, a third speed and a third made up of meat and other protein. I find it very mse to have a small portion of meat and then up the protein with some peas or beans.


    Thanks for the tips on baking trays and Frylight. I'll take a look in the £ shop and see what they have to offer. june, I do keep a bag of oven chips in the freezer mainly for DH when he's feeding himself. At the moment it's McCain rustic chips but they're quite expensive for regular use. What brand do you use?


    We're off to the pub to watch football and we'll have lunch there. I'll probably choose a roast which is OK but as it's such a sunny day I might be tempted by steak and salad which is even better. Will report back later.:)
  • NewShadow
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    edited 8 May 2016 at 2:35PM
    I had a derailed day yesterday, meaning I didnt get my walk, so I set out thos morning full of vim and vigour - and now I just want to go back to sleep :rotfl:

    Brunch was my reward for getting to the market and to fuel me for the return trip - motivation and bribery is the key to getting me to do anything.

    Brunch - Baked Potato with beans and cheese (HexA)

    Dinner (TBE) - stirfry - butter nut squash noodles, broccoli(I think), mushrooms, peppers, spring onion, spinach, stir fry bag of veg.

    Snacks - watermelon, blue berries, strawberries, sweetened quark.

    ETA - forgot

    HexA - Cheese
    HexB - ?

    Syns - to be finalised, but milk in tea, and I'm going to add a couple for the cheese as I didn't measure it myself and it's hard to judge when it's started to melt.

    Body magic - 4.86 miles (7.82km) to the market and back.
    That sounds like a classic case of premature extrapolation.

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  • june89
    june89 Posts: 480 Forumite
    maman, I use the Aunt Bessie homestyle ones. Only bought when on offer of course, and probably have once a week at most. And happy now that it's getting warmer as I can cut down DH's portion and bulk it out with some salad so they'll last even longer. He thinks chips and veg together in winter "doesn't go" but will tolerate chips and salad! :rotfl:
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