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Any tips for for free food snacks?
Jenniferb21 · 16/01/2017 20:58
Hi
I'm looking for some inspiration. I'm trying to limit Syns to 10 per day to speed up my loss before a holiday at the end of March.
I've tried boiled eggs, baked beans with mushrooms, fat free yoghurts. I'm running out of ideas and am trying to avoid the usual low syn snacks.
Any advice would be really appreciated
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CrispyKipper · 16/01/2017 21:03
How about smoked salmon mixed with quark, lemon and black pepper. Scoop up with celery, cucumber or carrots.
harderandharder2breathe · 16/01/2017 21:05
I had quorn meatballs and spaghetti hoops the other day as an evening snack. Not an instant grab though
Ham, chicken, hard boiled eggs, HEXA babybel, HEXB alpen light, sliced pepper, carrot or cucumber, pear, apple, blackberries,
Groovee · 17/01/2017 08:56
I love wafer thin turkey and wrap my laughing cow cheese in it and have with pickled onions and gherkins
ScarlettInSpace · 20/01/2017 08:27
Yesterday I made some mini veg SW quiches in muffin cases, really easy & good for snacking.
Also a fan of spreading laughing cow triangles on ham using part of my HEA.
I usually roast a chicken one night to have with salad. Then I can pick at the leftover box of chicken over the next couple of days.
InTheDessert · 20/01/2017 08:35
A friend provided my with onion bhajis last week. Onion, chickpeas, potato. They were yummy.
Possibly something like this recipie
MrsB110616 · 20/01/2017 16:39
I picked up some laughing cow mini cravings in Asda. They're only little cubes of soft cheese (14 calories each) but you get cheddar, blue and smoked cheese flavours 
lastnicknamefree · 06/02/2017 19:35
I make a a speed soup, like the easy SW tomato one and have a mug whenever I'm peckish or inbetween meals. It's really filling and takes a couple of minute to heat in the microwave. I make a different flavour every week. I used to eat mugshots but the are nutritionally rubbish plus have carbs in
ALemonyPea · 06/02/2017 19:41
How about mini quiches?
Mix 5 eggs, half a tub of quark together.
Spray a muffin tin with frylight or use cupcake cases
Add whatever speed veg you like, I usually add mushrooms, courgettes and tomatoes.
Pour the egg mixture over and bake gas Mark 6 for 25 minutes or until cooked. Usually makes 6 muffins.
Seasidedolly · 09/02/2017 20:48
Syn free scotch eggs? Hard boil eggs, peel and wrap in 5% pork mince (put mince between clingfilm and give it a bash with a rolling pin), season and oven cook for about 25 mins.
Or, SW vegetable pakoras. They're on the SW website.
00100001 · 10/02/2017 15:31
Yes - be careful, you'll end up turning in a yoghurt 
(I'm sure SW Reps have shares in Muller and Frylight - that's all they ever bloody mention at meetings!)
00100001 · 10/02/2017 15:31
Yes - be careful, you'll end up turning in a yoghurt (I'm sure SW Reps have shares in Muller and Frylight - that's all they ever bloody mention at meetings!)
00100001 · 10/02/2017 15:31
Yes - be careful, you'll end up turning in a yoghurt (I'm sure SW Reps have shares in Muller and Frylight - that's all they ever bloody mention at meetings!)
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