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Be Fab for Feb - Slimming World support thread 2017

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  • kathrynha
    kathrynha Posts: 2,469 Forumite
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    Anyone watching How to Lose Weight Well on C4 at 8pm? I think I will just to remind myself how sensible SW is!

    I will be, but on 4+1 as my SW meeting is at 7.30 tonight.
    Diet shows are almost as addictive to watch as baking and cooking shows :)
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  • maman
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    kathrynha wrote: »
    I will be, but on 4+1 as my SW meeting is at 7.30 tonight.
    Diet shows are almost as addictive to watch as baking and cooking shows :)

    :rotfl:
    I don't mind cooking shows that do proper meals and I love Rick Stein as that partly a travel show. I wouldn't want to eat the stodge on things like bake off though.

    A good free dip is a form of raita: yogurt, NAS mint sauce and garlic or try celery with cottage cheese.

    You asked about Frylight and stainless steel pans. Mine haven't suffered although I rarely fry in saucepans and, like you, I have a non stick frying pan. I always soften onions in the microwave before frying. It speeds things up and then being a bit wet they don't really stick.
  • kathrynha
    kathrynha Posts: 2,469 Forumite
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    maman wrote: »
    :rotfl:
    I don't mind cooking shows that do proper meals and I love Rick Stein as that partly a travel show. I wouldn't want to eat the stodge on things like bake off though.

    A good free dip is a form of raita: yogurt, NAS mint sauce and garlic or try celery with cottage cheese.

    You asked about Frylight and stainless steel pans. Mine haven't suffered although I rarely fry in saucepans and, like you, I have a non stick frying pan. I always soften onions in the microwave before frying. It speeds things up and then being a bit wet they don't really stick.

    I drool over bake off. I love baking, but rarely do it, as what you bake needs eating :(

    Raita sounds good. I love mint.
    Don't do celery, major allergic to it. Sore and scabby hands at the moment because I touched a surface it has been on :(
    Also don't really do cottage cheese, but noticed someone on this thread said they blitzed it because they don't like the lumps. Going to have to try it.

    Did my stir fry tonight in the frying pan with frylight, then the noodles in a sauce pan and it worked well, and tasted gorgeous.
    Zebras rock
  • joedenise
    joedenise Posts: 17,673 Forumite
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    Went to Iceland today and Frylight is reduced to £1.50. Bought a Rapeseed one as not tried that one before.

    Denise
  • *Peeps head in door and waves*

    Hi guys, long time no see.... Can I come back please?? :)

    *Leaves quietly*

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  • Kim_kim
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    maman wrote: »
    Are your questions just to try to get your head round it or because there are foods you can't eat for medical reasons so think SP may be better for you than Extra Easy?:)

    Totally got my head around EE.
    I was asking about SP as one I have faith in the high protein low carb way of eating & I believe I will struggle to loose weight due to a combination of age, thyroid & HRT.
    So wanting good losses I thought SP might be the best option for me.
  • Tete_en_l'Air
    Tete_en_l'Air Posts: 7,134 Forumite
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    Your sauce sounds delicious Kathryn, how did it taste?

    I've had an extra cuppa so that's another 2 Syns for sugar and milk, and had 3 extra walnut halves so I think half a HEB will be 3 Syns (?) so 13 in total for today.
    Weightloss: 14.5/65lb
  • Cazzaswfc
    Cazzaswfc Posts: 125 Forumite
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    OK first day, had to go with what I had in cupboards and freezer so not a great amount of speed

    Breakfast. Overnight oats with raspberries.(hxb)
    Lunch, LO steak and kidney with peas and carrots
    Dinner pork chop, mashed potatoes, carrots and green beans

    Syns so far 5 for gravy, hi fi bar 3.5 hxa is milk and a couple of laughing cow triangles later
    Will also snack on a bit of fruit later.

    Tommorows plan

    Breakfast - salted caramel flavoured quark with strawberries and grape nuts (half hxb)

    Lunch - HM veg soup, 2 ryvitas (half hxb) with laughing cow.

    Dinner - probably pasta and hm bolongnaise using veg mince.

    Off to do online food shop and meal plan the next few days.
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  • lantanna
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    I think that show has been on before tete, il tape it anyway. Celebrity fat farm is also on tlc and big brother returns tonight! First day back at work was looong! Still good to be back in a routine! Have my car in for a service on Friday, praying the damage isn't too bad ! Then got to work out the finances for the rest of the month. Really need to use up the freezer supplies this month. BEG u haven't been about in a while we miss you! Lanzarote was fab! Moisturising like mad here hoping to hold onto my tan for a while! Going to group on sat and will have to take that as my starting point so won't be posting a result for the chart until ur 2nd week. I love January , all the weight loss programmes and articles and positivity for new starts. I am def getting back to target this year!
  • greentiger
    greentiger Posts: 2,436 Forumite
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    My goodness, what a lot’s been going on since last night!

    Hello, more newbies; pleased to meet you.

    Congrats, choco.


    Breakfast: hexb porridge made with water, little hexa milk, clementine
    Lunch: F&F soup – broccoli, cauliflower leeks, red onions, brown onions, celery, asparagus, peas, sweetcorn, red peppers, baked beans, carrot
    Snack: 2 ginger nuts (4 )
    Dinner: 3 Muscle Foods low fat Cumberland sausages(1½), mashed potatoes, fried onions (1 – DH made them), baked beans
    Snack: bag toffee popcorn (5)

    Total syns: 11 ½

    I found the Cumberland sausages online, but still don’t know about the chorizo style pork ones.

    Still happy.
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