Slimming in to Spring - Slimming World support thread 2019

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  • SIRENS
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    joedenise wrote: »
    Normal hot cross buns range from 9 to 11 syns each plus, of course, the butter!

    I love Hot cross buns, in fact all bread, it's what I miss most I think, I buy the mini M&S ones for me (normal for the family) and also keep them in the freezer they are 5 syns in each (without butter) but I find they are enough to make me feel included!

    Weighing with a loss of -2lb this week, am pleased as I have put my c25k on hold this week as I am off with the kids and didn't want to get up so early :rotfl:
    Today we are off to the park as the weather is so nice then tomorrow we will be traipsing around the west end at dd request so plenty of steps I think.

    Enjoy your say xx
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  • bubbs
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    Morning all :D
    sarymclary wrote: »
    Evening all,

    Glad you’re okay Bubbs.

    Poundsinbucks well done on your loss :T

    Meal plan today:
    B - banana
    L - mixed salad with ham & savoury rice, LF dressing (1.5); 0% Greek yog with strawberries and mango
    D - SC beef casserole, swede, carrots, onion, leek, parsnip, baked beans, new potatoes, season mix (3)

    Keep on plodding! ;)
    FrankieM wrote: »
    Glad things have gone okay bubbs and your time away sounds lovely poundsinbucks

    Plodding along here too sary

    Food for today:

    B: overnight oats (HEB)
    L: cottage chesse/onion/ham/cheese(HEA) and salad
    T: Aldi 5% burgers x 2 (1 syn), onions & mushrooms , salad (I may have some synned cheese for on the top)

    Milk (HEA) for hot drinks
    I actually felt better yesterday than today:o
    But im going to get showered and wash my hair, then sit outside as dh is going to do some gardening ,so i will supervise:rotfl::rotfl: hopefully i will feel a bit better then, i hate not being able to do anything but can't because of the pressure with lifting
    SIRENS wrote: »
    I love Hot cross buns, in fact all bread, it's what I miss most I think, I buy the mini M&S ones for me (normal for the family) and also keep them in the freezer they are 5 syns in each (without butter) but I find they are enough to make me feel included!

    Weighing with a loss of -2lb this week, am pleased as I have put my c25k on hold this week as I am off with the kids and didn't want to get up so early :rotfl:
    Today we are off to the park as the weather is so nice then tomorrow we will be traipsing around the west end at dd request so plenty of steps I think.

    Enjoy your say xx

    :T:T well done on your loss

    Happy Anniversary Denise and dh xx
    Sealed pot challenge number 003 £350 for 2015, 2016 £400 Actual£345, £400 for 2017 Actual £500:T:T £770 for 2018 £1295 for 2019:j:j spc number 22 £1,457Stopped Smoking 22/01/15:D:D::dance::dance:- 5 st 1 1/2lb :dance::dance:
  • Morning, I'm new to Slimming World, I'm wondering what to put on my toast? I have some wholemeal bread as a HEB but I'm not sure what to put on it! (I'm vegan too so I'm not sure :think: )


    Today's meal plan is:
    Breakfast: Hot coconut milk quinoa (135syns)
    Lunch: Creamy pasta with courgette (3.5 syns)
    Dinner: Wholemeal toast (light tea as I'm going to a fitness class)
    Snacks: Banana and apple
  • joedenise
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    Welcome Charlotte1994 to the thread.

    Are you going to group or going it alone? If you go to group you'll have access to Lifeline Online which if you search "Useful Features" with the world Vegan it will take you to a link to a 7 day sample menu which may help you - it's about half way down the page.

    Can't help a lot as I'm an omnivore! But I'll try with a couple of ideas.

    Am I right in thinking that the coconut milk quinoa is a sort of porridge? I'm assuming that's supposed to be 13.5 syns and not 135 LOL! Have you been told you can have up to 20 syns rather than the usual 15 syns?

    With regard to what to have on toast how about baked beans and/or mushrooms? Or what about Marmite? Both of which are Free.

    Good luck with your journey.

    Denise
  • joedenise wrote: »
    Welcome Charlotte1994 to the thread.

    Are you going to group or going it alone? If you go to group you'll have access to Lifeline Online which if you search "Useful Features" with the world Vegan it will take you to a link to a 7 day sample menu which may help you - it's about half way down the page.

    Can't help a lot as I'm an omnivore! But I'll try with a couple of ideas.

    Am I right in thinking that the coconut milk quinoa is a sort of porridge? I'm assuming that's supposed to be 13.5 syns and not 135 LOL! Have you been told you can have up to 20 syns rather than the usual 15 syns?

    With regard to what to have on toast how about baked beans and/or mushrooms? Or what about Marmite? Both of which are Free.

    Good luck with your journey.

    Denise
    Thank you :beer: I'm going it alone! My sister lost 6st on Slimming World, I lost 4.5 stone with diet and exercise but I have put 1 stone back on since and need some motivation and diet I can keep for life!
    Yes it's like porridge, I totally messed up, it's only 1.5 syns! :o :doh: :o

    That's fabulous that baked beans are free! Can't beat a bit of beans on toast :D Marmite is a good call as well! Thank you for the ideas!
  • bubbs
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    Hello Charlotte and welcome :D
    Sealed pot challenge number 003 £350 for 2015, 2016 £400 Actual£345, £400 for 2017 Actual £500:T:T £770 for 2018 £1295 for 2019:j:j spc number 22 £1,457Stopped Smoking 22/01/15:D:D::dance::dance:- 5 st 1 1/2lb :dance::dance:
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  • TakeItEazy
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    Morning, I'm new to Slimming World, I'm wondering what to put on my toast? I have some wholemeal bread as a HEB but I'm not sure what to put on it! (I'm vegan too so I'm not sure :think: )


    Today's meal plan is:
    Breakfast: Hot coconut milk quinoa (135syns)
    Lunch: Creamy pasta with courgette (3.5 syns)
    Dinner: Wholemeal toast (light tea as I'm going to a fitness class)
    Snacks: Banana and apple

    135syns :eek: glad that’s a mistake :rotfl:

    Really struggling this week(& last) with fatigue, feel like a waste of holiday! Anxious about getting up for work next week :(
    Hubby’s work gave him small rolo Easter egg so he gave it to me. I’d said I didn’t want one this year, son comes home with GIANT galaxy egg for me :eek:. What am I going to do? :o
    Its not what you do but the way that you do it, thats what get results :T
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  • joedenise
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    TIE it really doesn't help when family sabotage you does it? If you don't want the eggs would you consider giving them to a food bank or perhaps someone you know who lives nearby?

    I have to admit I don't generally eat much chocolate and can't remember the last time I had an Easter egg! I think the last one I had was a small caramel one and that must have been at least 15 years ago!!!

    Do you need to see your GP if you are suffering with fatigue and also for the anxiety? They can help with both these issues. You really shouldn't put up with it. I know your job is stressful but you need to look after yourself too.

    Denise
  • TakeItEazy wrote: »
    135syns :eek: glad that’s a mistake :rotfl:

    Really struggling this week(& last) with fatigue, feel like a waste of holiday! Anxious about getting up for work next week :(
    Hubby’s work gave him small rolo Easter egg so he gave it to me. I’d said I didn’t want one this year, son comes home with GIANT galaxy egg for me :eek:. What am I going to do? :o

    Oh dear! Maybe see a doctor if it's chronic fatigue

    A giant easter egg is a good problem to have! You could always break it into pieces and separate into portions with few syns! :)
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