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£7 a day the Paleo way

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  • apple_muncher
    apple_muncher Posts: 15,238 Forumite
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  • elantan
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    Yes it will keep in the fridge.


    Runs off to go get fritatta recipes

    thanks
    greenbee wrote: »
    Yes, you can leave frittata in the fridge. You can also portion it up and freeze it...

    I make HUGE salads to take to work for lunch and add some kind of protein to them for flavour and to make them more filling, as well as seeds. They take AGES to eat so I feel full. I'm not paleo, so do add pulses. For breakfast I take yogurt with fruit and oats in it, often made the night before. Breakfast at home is either porridge made with rice milk, oats, oatbran and seeds OR bacon and veg (tomatoes, mushrooms, peppers, asparagus, broccoli, kale and anything else I can find) chopped and roasted with the bacon in the oven. I might bake an egg with it too. I find that if I have veg and protein for a late(ish) breakfast I tend not to need lunch.

    can I ask do you make a few days salads at a time and save them in the fridge? also yay to freezing even better :)

    I deff think I will be so over soup avocado and nuts for work shortly. I kinda need something I need to just make once or twice a week as I'm just too knackered when I get in at night
  • elantan
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    edited 22 March 2018 at 10:23PM
    Tonights dinner ... breakfast as usual, lunch as usual and dinner loads of veg and the spiced beef ham ( this is a cheap bit of meat as far as i can tell) total

    £1.59 breakfast
    50p avacado
    25p nuts
    £1 veg at dinner ( I ate loads) approx
    £2 spiced beef ham(approx)

    total £5.34
  • beanielou
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    Frittatas are great.
    You can chuck in all sorts :)
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  • Sir_Robin
    Sir_Robin Posts: 52 Forumite
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    edited 22 March 2018 at 10:54PM
    Elan
    Heres an easy stew I'm getting some good cost-effectiveness from.
    350g lentils
    1 pack sausages cut into small peices
    1 stick celery
    1 can toms
    1 onion
    Beef stock
    Loads of Baby carrots
    Loads of paprika, salt, pepper

    Cook on low for an hour. 4+ portions
  • elantan
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    hi all, sorry I havnt been on husband has been a bit unwell ( it's a complicated Thing) so have been busy sorting a few things out, been working etc as well

    not gonna lie the eating has been bad so I'm not even counting it just now bit will start back when things settle down ( we've been spending way over £7 a day each) but will get back to it soon

    havnt forgotten just been busy

    speak soon
  • lessonlearned
    lessonlearned Posts: 13,337 Forumite
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    Wondered where you were. ;)

    Hope all is well and your husband picks up soon.

    Dont worry about going off piste, we all do from time to time.

    Just get back on track when you can.

    My youngest son is trialling a company that delivers organic Produce. He took the first box this week so I am just waiting to see what he thinks before I take the plunge.

    Been thinking about suitable planters for the garden to grow some bits. Also need to buy one those cheap mini greenhouses soon. Last year I didn’t do very well on the grow your own front, but I am going to have another bash .
  • elantan
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    you know maybe garden planning might help me a wee bit as well ... I'm starting to feel a tad overwhelmed with Mr El's health, it certainly doesn't help that I have specific insider knowledge about the main problem that he has going on just now ( he has several issues at the one time) and the information I have is so specific to his issue that without giving too much away it is the specialist area I work in.

    so maybe planning my garden is exactly what I should be doing ... thanks for the idea
  • beanielou
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    Get planning that garden Missus xxx
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  • cat4772
    cat4772 Posts: 2,467 Forumite
    :j

    Popping in to say Hi.

    Following your food challenge with interest.

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