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Slimming in to Spring - Slimming World support thread 2019

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  • SIRENS
    SIRENS Posts: 1,255 Forumite
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    Hope you had a lovely birthday TIE

    I am desperately trying to recoup syns we had a takeaway on Thursday and dh made a chocolate cake on Friday, no idea what possessed him, he's made a cake once in the 29 years we've been together. I said I would have one piece and that was all, which I have managed to stick to (so far) im trying to be strong as I really want a loss, even a little one this week as I feel I've only been treading water this year so far.

    B thin bagel (hexb) cheese (hexa)
    D roast chicken, veg, potatoes will use a couple of syns in on gravy and will try to avoid the Yorkshire puds.

    Later I'll try to stick to fruit.

    Enjoy your Sunday x
    'You have brains in your head. You have feet in your shoes. You can steer yourself any direction you choose' - Dr Suess

    OS
  • joedenise
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    Decided to have a drink after all last night so over on syns but still have 30 syns left for 4 days so that's OK.

    Today's plan:

    B - SW fry up - bacon, egg, mushrooms, baked beans, tomato, pepper & spring onion
    L - scrambled eggs with spinach stirred through on toast
    D - Roast lamb rack; roast potatoes, peppers, onion, green beans, Brussels & broccoli; followed by SF jelly

    HEA - milk in drinks
    HEB - bread
    Syns - jelly 0.5; not sure what else but may have some dark chocolate and/or mikado sticks

    Denise
  • FrankieM
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    Hope you had a lovely birthday TIE

    The enchilada lasagne was lovely. I've got some for lunch and 2 portions for the freezer. I'd definitely make it again.

    I stayed up later than normal to watch a film and had some snacks so some syns used up this week at last.

    Todays food:

    B: fruit (banana and/or satsuma) , maybe some boiled eggs
    L: Enchilada lasagne (HEA)(HEB) & salad
    T: Chicken wrapped in bacon, slimming world chips and green beans

    Milk (HEA) for hot drinks and maybe a yoghurt later for 'pudding'
  • Lioness_Twinkletoes
    Lioness_Twinkletoes Posts: 1,573 Forumite
    edited 24 March 2019 at 11:12AM
    maman wrote: »
    Don't know if anyone saw the 'Save Money, Lose Weight' programme. I watched it on catch up. It compares the success of various diets over 28 days and calculates the cost of each per pound lost. I think it's been on before.

    One of last night's diets was Pinch of Nom. They called it a calorie controlled diet which confused me. I thought the Chubby Chubs did SW??

    Another thing was it seemed very expensive although they didn't really explain where the money went.

    Did anyone else see it?:)

    Aren't Chubby Cubs and Pinch of Nom two separate entities? But yes, the Chubby's did SW (very successfully, despite their obvious hatred and refusal to use Frylight!). PON are more calorie controlled and mentioned Weight Watcher points in addition to Syns in their recipes.

    Ooops, just seen that this has been answered. That'll teach me to speed read :o

    I want to report -1lb this week. Little disappointed; weight loss seems to be much slower this time round. Could be my age or the exercise but it's a little frustrating. I know that I am in this for the long haul but I have such a long way to go it's going to a year to get to target :(

    I'm going to start an eating diary; I've been pretty lax about this and it should help to pinpoint where I am going wrong - if I am going wrong.
  • joedenise
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    Twinkletoes - you post your menus on here each day to see if anyone on here can spot anything, as well as keeping a record yourself.

    Denise
  • joedenise wrote: »
    Twinkletoes - you post your menus on here each day to see if anyone on here can spot anything, as well as keeping a record yourself.

    Denise

    That's a good idea....I'll start today

    B - 40g Weetabix minis with SS milk (HEA & HEB)
    L - Fruit and yoghurt (nectarine, pear, banana) drizzle of honey (2)
    D - Slow roasted shoulder of lamb with mashed swede, broccoli, carrots & greens. No gravy as I prefer my food dry.
    S - Orange and a 2 finger KitKat (5.5)

    That's the plan. If I eat anymore I'll add to it.
  • joedenise
    joedenise Posts: 17,633 Forumite
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    The first thing I'd say is do you measure your milk because if you don't that can add quite a few Syns if you go over.

    You say a drizzle of honey - that too should be measured!

    I'd also say that the slow roasted shoulder of lamb will probably have syns in it as it's quite a fatty joint.

    It may be things like that which are slowing your losses.

    Denise
  • sarymclary
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    Afternoon all.

    Belated birthday greetings TIE

    Currently on my way home From a lovely weekend away with my best friend. It’s been a bit off-plan but I did spend last night dancing for 3 solid hours at a disco legends show. Never thought I’d see The Village People or the Three Defrees in real life, but my lovely friend had booked tickets. It was amazing! (Although the remaining original member of TVP could do with adopting a SW lifestyle :cool:)
    Have just been for a delicious Thai meal to celebrate my friend’s work bonus. Suffice to say my week’s syns are all pretty much used up now!

    Back on it properly tomorrow, and real life is to be lived alongside SW if it’s to stick with me and I’m to stick with it.

    Will post meal plan tomorrow- can’t wait to get back home to see my OH now :love:
    One day the clocks will stop, and time won't mean a thing

    Be nice to your children, they'll choose your care home
  • tweets
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    Good Afternoon :hello:

    Happy Birthday TIE better late than never,

    +half pound this week
  • maman
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    Hope the sun has been shining on you all. It's a beautiful day here.:)

    Dinner is all prepped and I'm looking forward to it. :drool: I'm going to put Parmesan on the swede and carrot mash as a gesture to the second HEA. :)

    After that I'm really hoping for a good SW friendly week ahead.

    Todays EE plan :
    B: NAS grapefruit, HEB toast, fried egg, baked beans, HEA1 milk for drinks
    L: JP with cottage cheese, pickles and spring onion
    D: roast beef, roast potatoes,parsnips and carrots, swede and carrot mash, cauli, broccoli, cabbage, kale
    Syns: HM gravy 4, weekend wine. :D
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