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  • flossey1963
    flossey1963 Posts: 138 Forumite
    Wow! Congrats you must be chuffed. I've got about 8st to lose & have done 6Ibs in 2 weeks so far, I keep thinkin it's too good to be true & i'll gain lol aiming for the half stone next week but even 1/2 off will put me in the next stone down bracket
    Thanks Tiger , yes well chuffed. :j
    6lbs is great.And it is a good plan. Enjoy it. You know it works.
    Ive got roughly another 9 1/2 st to lose.. a lot i know but ill get there.:D Will take time but ill do it :D
    Best feeling in the world when you get under that stone. :j Good luck and enjoy :D
    FLOSSEY :j :D :j
    week 4 - 1st 4lb
  • judderman62
    judderman62 Posts: 5,134 Forumite
    peachyest wrote: »
    well done angie, deecaz ,moosetastic ,jud , bringmeshoes , tiger , on all weight loss this week :T :T :T :T :T :T :T :T :T :T :T :T :T :T , peachy x


    thanks peachey
    Hate and I do mean Hate my apple Mac Computer - wish I'd never bought the thing
    Do little and often
    Please stop using the word "of" when you actually mean "have" - it's damned annoying :mad:
  • peachyest
    peachyest Posts: 1,480 Forumite
    QUICK SPAGHETTI CARBONARA


    3oz ROUGHLY CHOPPED BACON H/B , COOKED.

    BEAT AN EGG ,ADD TO SMALL POT OF FROMAGE FRAIS & CHOPPED HERBS.

    THEN ADD TO BACON .

    BOIL SPAGHETTI AND DRAIN OFF WATER ADD MIXTURE AND STIR
    GENTLY OVER LOW HEAT UNTIL EGG STARTS TO SET .

    TAKE OFF HEAT AND ADD GREATED PARMESEN CHEESE (1,1/2 SYNS
    PER LEVEL TBSP)

    BE CAREFUL NOT TO LEAVE ON HEAT TO LONG , JUST A QUICK STIR

    HOPE YOU ENJOY I LOVE IT , ADD HERB SIDE SALAD

    DON'T FORGET TO HIT THE WATER AND DRINK MORE , IF YOUR LIKE ME ON A GREEN DAY
  • :hello: hi flat eric,good to have you back.


    i think you might be surprised at how many items on your list are available at your local blue and white,if it's a big one,IYKWIM?!(ooh er,missus!)as for the rest,a caribbean or asian store should be able to provide a lot of them.i don't know where you live but even in my rubbish,not remotely diverse little town we have a really good ethnic food store that's just opened.


    ooh,and a top tip for really cheap seafood is your local chinese supermarket,great big blocks of tiger prawns unbelievably cheap.and if you eat them on a red day you can wolf the lot down!!!:rotfl: :T


    well done all you fab losers too,you are ALL wonderful.just say it to yourself every now and then.YOU DON'T HAVE TO BELIEVE IT!not to start with anyway!!!:D just say it and eventually you might start to feel it for real.....
    :T:jHalf a stone off,only another 2 to go!:j:T
    :p:D;)Cats are truly evil,like women....;):D:p
    Was 11 st 5,now 10 st 7,would like to be....9 stone
  • Flat_Eric wrote: »
    Anyway, I have looked through my food directory and made a list of possible choices but I am intrigued by all the food items that I have never heard of before such as:
    jambu fruit
    jujube
    karela
    kiwano
    kohlrabi
    kumquats
    medlars
    ortaniques
    okra
    radicchio
    salsify
    sa podilla
    ugli fruit
    rambutan
    tayberries
    vine leaves
    tamarilllos
    rambutan
    sauerkraut
    prickly pears
    physalis
    mangosteen
    mammie apple
    loquats
    grendillas

    now somehow I dont think Im going to find the above in my local blue and white supermarket so where do you think I can get hold of the above?


    Oh, you are going to have fun with that list :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:
    Lets see if I can help with a few.....

    kohlrabi - wait til late summer / autumn, you'll find it at allotments as it is easy to grow and a bit like turnip to eat
    medlars -mmmmmm - fruit, I make a curd with it, but you have to wait til the fruit is 'bletted' (almost rotten and soft) before you eat it. bit of an aquired taste this one :)
    okra - also called 'ladies fingers' used in indian cookery, good for stir fries, tasty
    radicchio - a bitter (salad) leaf - you may even see this one in the supermarket!!
    salsify - grow it if you want it
    ugli fruit - cross between an orange and a grapefruit - yummy
    vine leaves - you can get these in jars, greek
    tamarilllos - I have been looking for these for a while - green tomatoes used in mexican cooking - let me know if you find a source!!
    sauerkraut - in large jars, pickled cabbage, found in supermarkets, often top shelf:D
    physalis - YUM! - little orange fruits about the size of a cherry tomato hidden with attractive papery leaves, often used as a garnish on posh puddings in restaurants. Also called a cape gooseberry.


    There - solved a few mysteries for you!!!!
  • peachyest
    peachyest Posts: 1,480 Forumite
    well done all you fab losers too,you are ALL wonderful.just say it to yourself every now and then.YOU DON'T HAVE TO BELIEVE IT!not to start with anyway!!!:D just say it and eventually you might start to feel it for real.....[/quote]WELL SAID KELLY :T :T :T :T :T :T :T :T :T
  • peachyest
    peachyest Posts: 1,480 Forumite
    We should do our top ten foods or recipey we like and list them , or what we make and eat all the time , on green & red :confused: , this will give us all a chance to see if we all stick to the same things
  • charlies_mum
    charlies_mum Posts: 8,120 Forumite
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    Flat_Eric wrote: »
    Anyway, I have looked through my food directory and made a list of possible choices but I am intrigued by all the food items that I have never heard of before such as:

    physalis

    now somehow I dont think Im going to find the above in my local blue and white supermarket so where do you think I can get hold of the above?

    They had them in Asda reduced from 78p to 25p - they look like a Chinese Lantern with a little orange in the middle. Thought I would give them a go and they were yuk, yuk, yuk :tongue:
    You're only young once, but you can be immature forever :D
  • retiredlady
    retiredlady Posts: 2,187 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture 1,000 Posts Combo Breaker
    Hello everyone - hope you don't mind a question from a long time lurker? I have been going to Slimming World for quite a while now and so far have lost 7.5 stone - still have about 12 stone to go but it is "a work in progress"! I do post occasionally on Losing Weight 22.

    At class yesterday 2 members who have friends/relatives who attend other classes (two different classes) reported back that they had been told by their consultants that liquorice is now free!!?? obviously not allsorts, but proper liquorice. Our consultant had not heard that and I know that licquorice is 1/2 syn per piece. I love licquorice and would love to be able to eat it as a free food.

    Has anyone else heard this?

    Thanks
    When life hands you lemons, ask for tequilla and salt and give me a call!!!
  • Flat_Eric
    Flat_Eric Posts: 4,068 Forumite
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    I have this morning made the smiley face flan which featured on page 71 of the July 2008 Slimming World mag.

    Im just waiting for the oven to beep to see how successful it is!

    I customised mine and instead of just the pepper, spring onions and bacon it mentions in the mag, I included

    1 green pepper, 1 red pepper, 1 baby corgette, some mushrooms, 1 chili, 1 small red onion, 1 white onion, 1 pack of sainsburys bacon medalions, 1 bunch of spring onions, some chili flakes mixed in with the quark mixture! I think thats it!

    Will give the taste verdict later....
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