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  • kathrynha
    kathrynha Posts: 2,469 Forumite
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    Weigh in for me tonight. Hoping for another good loss, but feeling rather hormonally bloated at the moment.


    Todays plan:
    Breakfast - yogurt and apple
    Lunch - salad (lettuce, cucumber, tomato, radish, beetroot) with cottage cheese as dressing and sw quiche (tomato, asparagus and egg)
    Dinner - Chicken casserole (chicken, bacon, courgette, mushroom, onion, carrot, garlic, rice, stock and spices)
    Snacks - orange, melon, alpen lights bars


    HA - milk
    HB - Alpen light bars
    Zebras rock
  • WJN222
    WJN222 Posts: 202 Forumite
    morning all - so first proper day on plan today - done some serious reading and meal planning last night!

    B: FF Yogurt and clementine
    L: Chicken salad with 60g blue cheese (need to figure out sins for that)
    Snacks: carrot sticks and celery sticks
    D: No bun burger and salad.
    HEA: milk for tea and still need to figure out my HEB!

    appreciate any thoughts people have - I need all the help I can get!
    walk 2018 miles in 2018 - 781 of 2018
    Save £5 for every PR: 10 of 35
  • Morning everyone

    Was surprised to read about your horrible consultant Lantanna its as if she's on commission for pounds lost. :mad:

    Have had overnight oats with ff skyr and berries this morning
    Lunch will be a jacket potato with cheese (syned) beans and salad
    Dinner possibly cod baked in tinned toms cannellini beans sweetcorn and peas with sweet potato mash and cauli
    Milk for teas and coffee
    Yoghurts, fruit and alpen light for snacks

    Using up stuff in the freezer I have some mince thats less than 12% not 5%.:eek: I refuse to let it go to waste even it it is just a couple of quid. Anyone know what the syns will be? It'll be dry fried and drained before being made into something fabulous :rotfl:
    2019 Weight Loss Goals
    Goal 1 8.25/10lbs
    Goal 2 8.25/22lbs
  • Top_Girl
    Top_Girl Posts: 1,211 Forumite
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    Had singing swede with my tea last night, might be my new favourite thing, 50p from Asda and I must have eaten half of it on my own with black pepper and SW onion gravy :o


    Today!


    Slept in so had a quick ham and egg mayonnaise sandwich (1 syn lighter than light mayo) and two apples.


    Dinner is chicken noodle soup and sliced melon.


    Tea is SW spaghetti bolgnese. Maybe another swede :D


    HEXA is milk in tea. 2 syns for hot chocolate and 2.5 for some salt and vinegar sunbites popcorn will leave me on 5.5 for the day.


    Not poorly as such Maman , think everything just caught up with me a bit so I took a couple of flexitime days off work and looked after myself a bit, loads of sleep, tv and junk :D


    A better week this week.


    Congratulations to all the losers this week!
  • Larumbelle
    Larumbelle Posts: 2,140 Forumite
    WJN222, I think that 60g of blue cheese would be 12 syns. Good luck on your SW journey :T
  • beanielou
    beanielou Posts: 95,625 Ambassador
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    Lantanna~~you will be in the next stone down :)
    (As will I)
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  • maman
    maman Posts: 29,775 Forumite
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    :T to chocomonsta and too much worry on your losses.

    beanielou wrote: »
    I used potato, brussel sprouts, onion, courgette, peas & sweetcorn.


    I was reading that there's a national shortage of courgettes because of poor weather in Southern Spain. Spinach, lettuce and aubergine likely to follow suit. What's it like where you are lois?
    greentiger wrote: »
    Maman, I know there is a distinct lack of veg here. I was late home and phoned DH to get him to sort the dinner; I gave him explicit instructions on how to heat the leftover beef in the gravy and that he’d need to do potatoes and also veg from fridge or freezer. He said all he could find were green beans but he decided they’d take too long (he had an hour!) so he made Yorkshire puddings instead -

    :eek: Don't you just love men's logic! I think you did brilliantly to stay in syns.:)
    this was after a maintain the week before so I upped my syns (sometimes/usually I don't have any syns) I have made sure I am eating HE As + Bs and it seems to have worked :)

    January is just one of those yuk months - its hard to stay positive when the weather is so gloomy - bring on the sunshine.


    That's good advice: the plan is written with syns and HEXs to give a healthy balance of food groups and optimise the chances of weightloss.


    We'll all have bikini bodies by the time the sun shines!:D


    Sorry to hear about the issues with your medication larumbelle. I agree that doing SW is one thing we can control and it gives a structure. That helps me when other things are going a bit haywire:).


    I was well behaved at the nibbles party last night. It was predominately cakes, biscuits and chocolates, probably Christmas leftovers.:rotfl:All I ate was a quarter, crustless salmon and cucumber sandwich. It was wholemeal and I couldn't taste any butter or mayo so probably 3 syns. When I got home I had cold chicken, a small JP, cottage cheese and beetroot.:D


    Today's EE plan:
    B: NAS grapefruit, HEB toast, ham, 2 fried eggs, tomatoes, mushrooms
    L: JP with veggie chilli, cottage cheese and pickles
    D: SW Bolognese with tagliatelle
    Syns: NONE!
  • maman
    maman Posts: 29,775 Forumite
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    WJN222 wrote: »
    morning all - so first proper day on plan today - done some serious reading and meal planning last night!

    B: FF Yogurt and clementine
    L: Chicken salad with 60g blue cheese (need to figure out sins for that)
    Snacks: carrot sticks and celery sticks
    D: No bun burger and salad.
    HEA: milk for tea and still need to figure out my HEB!

    appreciate any thoughts people have - I need all the help I can get!


    That looks OK.


    There might be syns in the burger depending whether it's HM or branded but you'll have 3 to spare after your cheese.


    It's not 100% EESP (Extra Easy Speed Protein) because of the yogurt (I'm assuming a free one) but why aren't you having any carbs? What about chips with your burger? You don't want to get hungry and start munching later.:)


    The 12% mince is 2 syns per 100 grams haylarulu but draining will help keep it low. Not too bad really.
  • beanielou
    beanielou Posts: 95,625 Ambassador
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    Wow. A friend & I have just tried the Iceland SW chilli noodles.
    All you could taste was heat & not in a good way!!
    My friend only managed two mouthfuls!!!!
    I am a Forum Ambassador and I support the Forum Team on Mortgage Free Wannabe & Local Money Saving Scotland & Disability Money Matters. If you need any help on those boards, do let me know.Please note that Ambassadors are not moderators. Any post you spot in breach of the Forum Rules should be reported via the report button , or by emailing forumteam@moneysavingexpert.com. All views are my own & not the official line of Money Saving Expert.

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    "A large income is the best recipe for happiness I ever heard of" Jane Austen in Mansfield Park.

    ***Fall down seven times,stand up eight*** ~~Japanese proverb.
    ***Keep plodding*** Out of debt, out of danger. ***Be the difference.***
    One debt remaining. Home improvement loan.
  • kathrynha
    kathrynha Posts: 2,469 Forumite
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    maman wrote: »
    I was reading that there's a national shortage of courgettes because of poor weather in Southern Spain. Spinach, lettuce and aubergine likely to follow suit.


    That will probably explain why I've been struggling to find courgettes in Aldi and Morrisons since Christmas :(
    beanielou wrote: »
    Wow. A friend & I have just tried the Iceland SW chilli noodles.
    All you could taste was heat & not in a good way!!
    My friend only managed two mouthfuls!!!!


    I'm not seeing much positive about any of the SW fridge range at Iceland. Was thinking of calling in on the way home one day to get some, but thinking I won't bother now
    Zebras rock
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