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  • Suggs
    Suggs Posts: 1,632 Forumite
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    petrichor wrote: »

    ...I too have reached my target, a fact which seems to be ignored here, and I certainly didn't do it by having meals of 450 cals either. I don't like being called a liar...

    Opps sorry Pet, I must have missed it!

    Which chicken dish are we talking about??? As the HL range is both frozen and fresh?
    Proud Member of the Lose Weight Thread on I Wanna..................

    Started January 2006 Total loss 180.8lb 82Kg 12st12.8lb
  • 123money
    123money Posts: 348 Forumite
    hi i was wondering if anyone could advise me of how many calories to eat in order to lose weight. i have been trying to stick to 1000 Kals a day. im 9 stone 3 and i wana be 8stone 3. so i really want to lose a stone. is 1000 kals a day enough to lose weight or should i cut it down abit more.

    i am greatful of any help and guidance thanks
  • petrichor wrote: »
    I can't understand what it is that I've done to a tiny few, to warrant some of the comments from that have been directed at me these pastfew weeks*/quote]

    :grouphug: Hey petrichor: I'm really sorry you are upset. I think your fab (and I had the impression everyone else did too). You have done brilliantly and continue to inspire and entertain and support so wonderfully.
    Of course you haven't achieved so much by eating rubbish.

    bb
    x
    I try to take one day at a time, but sometimes several days attack me at once
  • The_Dragon
    The_Dragon Posts: 9,749 Forumite
    123money wrote: »
    hi i was wondering if anyone could advise me of how many calories to eat in order to lose weight. i have been trying to stick to 1000 Kals a day. im 9 stone 3 and i wana be 8stone 3. so i really want to lose a stone. is 1000 kals a day enough to lose weight or should i cut it down abit more.

    i am greatful of any help and guidance thanks

    First off 123 how tall are you? and you should NEVER drop below 1000 kcals a day! I did (due to a muck up with the Docs) and my metabolism is all over the show now! :mad:
    Do not meddle in the affairs of Dragons, for thou art crunchy and good with catsup :D
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  • victory
    victory Posts: 16,188 Forumite
    petrichor wrote: »
    :mad: :mad: NO WAY!!! You must have been looking at a different one, the one I get is 275 calories, I'm 100% positive...Here is a link to prove it which shows :-

    Amount per Serving - Calories 275, Total Fat 7g - Saturated Fat 1.8, Monounsaturated Fat 2.8g, Polyunsaturated Fat 2.5g; Total Carbohydrate 13.3g Dietary Fiber 0g Protein 38.9g. *

    ...I too have reached my target, a fact which seems to be ignored here, and I certainly didn't do it by having meals of 450 cals either. I don't like being called a liar...

    ...I don't pretend to be brilliant at slimming and only try and help people from my own experience, but I can't understand what it is that I've done to a tiny few, to warrant some of the comments from that have been directed at me these past few weeks :confused: :mad: :mad: ...

    * I'll try and find a picture of it and post it here as further proof... EDIT As would be my luck at the moment, I can find pics of everything except the sizzler concerned, if it's been discontinued it'll only prove that even Tesco has it in for me :mad:

    I absolutely without question have never insuniated you are a liar or would for one single instant suggest that you are....

    I went to Tesco yesterday, went to their Healthy living section and found the chicken section, there it was over 450 calories and very high in fat and salt so left it and decided on 3 others which were much lower in salt, sugar, fats and calories.

    I chose Tesco Healthy living chicken and gravy pie 335 cal, 2.0 sugar,fat 6.3, sat 2.6 and salt 1.9.....chicken lasagna 388 cal, 2g sugar 7.2fat,sat 1.6,sakt 1.6g,...chicken breats in a creamy mushroom and madeira sauce 350 cal,3.4g sugar,fat 3.1,sat 1.5g salt 0.6g

    That is it, nothing more or less.
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  • bails
    bails Posts: 3,196 Forumite
    petrichor wrote: »

    ...I don't pretend to be brilliant at slimming and only try and help people from my own experience, but I can't understand what it is that I've done to a tiny few, to warrant some of the comments from that have been directed at me these past few weeks :confused: :mad: :mad: ...

    Oh dear, I don't know what's been going on these last few weeks but I'm sorry to hear you have been feeling got at, especially on here which I think is the most positive and supportive thread. For the record, I think you're ace!:grouphug:

    Hope we can all get on and look after each other, that's what we're here for xx

    Thanks to everyone welcoming me back, it's good to be here and I'm looking forward to getting started!:T
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  • katiepoppycat
    katiepoppycat Posts: 1,669 Forumite
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    afternoon all.

    ever had one of those weeks where you just can't get it together? I'm all over the place, runing round trying to fix my heating, and the washer, and collect things from people and drop things off and do the gardening and tackle the 'things to do list and I feel all rubbish and got a cold and i'm bankrupting myself buying my own crisps - BB I have a small business and crisps are one of the things i sell. I'm forcing myself to buy them so at least I'm making money whilst I'm gaining weight if you see what I mean. I'm stretched so thin lately i think it's starting to get to me! I've trashed day one today but I am going to do my damndest to be back on track tomorrow and not go crazy for the rest of the day. Funny, I've been running the business for 3 months and the crisps haven't bothered me up until now - must be the hassle of the moment. Would you believe that I've called the local plumber twice and he just keeps telling me he's too busy to even come and look, then can't recommend me someone else?! Does anyone have any experience with these homecare jobby-things - any good? Help!
  • grannynise
    grannynise Posts: 1,168 Forumite
    Oh Petrichor .... I don't want to be forward as I'm still relatively new but :kisses3:

    You are one of the people on this thread who are inspiring me to stick to eating healthily. I'm so sorry you're upset. I can't imagine that anyone on this thread would do that intentionally. Sometimes written messages don't come over the way we intend them to.

    I think Tesco has probably got it in for all of us .... the BOGOFs are almost always things I shouldn't eat but would like to! :(
  • Just quickly checking in to post my first loss.

    9 lbs :j(edit - thats for sept)

    Havn't posted much as I have been quite ill with arthritis and have been struggling to do anything.
    I have had to give up the exorcise as I could barely get through the day. But anyway I am getting much better now so will soon be running about again.
    Sorry I havn't checked in so much. Hope everyone is loosing!!

    CB
  • LGDNUFC
    LGDNUFC Posts: 249 Forumite
    hi.... im new to this thread, so please be gentle with me....

    for years i have been doing weight watchers and have successfully lost weight, but within a year i put it all back on. so i thought i would try something different, and someone suggested slimming world.as i only work part time hours and money is tight, i purchased a set from ebay and i have read the books and i still cant get my head round it....
    is it coz i have been brainwashed by weight watchers.....:confused:
    all i need is a little guidance or a helping hand to start.....
    thanks
    :beer:
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