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what do you eat?!
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MrsWalterBishop · 08/06/2016 16:33
Just that really!
What do you have for breakfast, lunch, dinner, snacks on a typical day?
Partly because I need inspiration, partly because I'm nosey
Rachwyso · 08/06/2016 16:40
Im doing slimming world and can eat loads. But typical day:
Breakfast wholemeal toast with marmite
Mid morning apple pear melon
Lunch ham and mushroon omlette with salad
Mid afternoon 19g packet beef space raiders and fat free muller yogurt
Dinner chicken/fish with salad or stir fry witn noodles
Rachwyso · 08/06/2016 16:43
Ive lost 2.5 stone since January but have been pregnant (and sadly miscarried at 10wks) within this time aswell. Lots of meals can be adapted to suit slimming world to make them "syn free or low syns".
MrsWalterBishop · 08/06/2016 16:44
Beef space raiders! I didn't know you could still get those! Waddles to the closest shop
Thank you! How are you finding slimming world?
MrsWalterBishop · 08/06/2016 16:45
Wow that's amazing! Well done
And I'm so sorry for your loss
Toffeelatteplease · 08/06/2016 16:58
Breakfast: Egg mushroom spinach and tomatoes,or peanut butter toast, or courgette tomato spinach sometimes chorizo (have this for a lunch or dinner meal too). Always coffee
Lunch:eg salmon and leek in stock or chicken and mushroom pasta in white wine, mushroom pasta in stock, tomato pasta, chicken in half a wrap with oven chips.
Dinner: salmon or chicken with salad (mixed leaves beetroot spinach baby tomatoes cucumber). The ratatouille type thing sometimes with cous cous and/or tune or chopped beef. omelette with a random combo of spinach tomato and mushroom. Peanut butter toast
Snacks and pudding: popcorn, mini fake magnums, Ben and Jerry's mini ice cream sandwich, tesco everyday value ready salted crisps
diamond457 · 08/06/2016 17:55
Breakfast weetabix with semi skimmed milk and a glass of Orange juice.
Lunch sainsburys be good to yourself Korma 340cal and a bowl of Greek yog with honey
Dinner BBC crispy stir fry chicken with whole grain rice
Snacks mango, peach and some grapes.
I'm basically trying to cut out the crap. Got about three stone to lose. Went an hours walk today too to help it along.
Probably eating too many carbs but it helps me stay full so I don't snack.
My normal diet would consist as snacks for a lunch and I would normally have a takeaway or eat out twice a week so I'm stopping that.
Rachwyso · 08/06/2016 18:29
Im loving slimming world its been really easy, i probably should have lost more weight by now but i keep rewarding myself for weight loss with a massive takeaway slimming world is really easy though u get to eat loads, dont have to count calories etc and still can have a treat everyday so you arent deprived of anything. As i said previously most meals can be adapted to suit slimming world so its easier to make meals suitable for the whole family.
Good luck with your weight loss however u choose to do it
Rachwyso · 08/06/2016 18:32
Oh and beef space raiders are my absolute fave crisps!!! I hope they never stop making them
MrsWalterBishop · 08/06/2016 21:55
God I've had my tea, and these meals are making me hungry again! BBq chicken sounds amazing!
I'm going in search of beef space raiders tomorrow.
I live in the middle of nowhere and can't get to a sw group, so thinking of joining online! Xx
Rachwyso · 08/06/2016 22:48
My SIL does it online due to crazy working hours, i think she finds it really useful, also with sw u get membership to lifeline online which has 1000s of recipes and features that are really useful, meal plans to suit diff budgets/vegetarians/special occasions etc... Its really good! But u can easily google sw recipies for things
Jemmima · 08/06/2016 22:55
Homemade seed and nut granola with raspberries and coconut milk - breakfast
Frothy coffee made with vanilla soya milk
omlette with ham and salad/chicken salad/homemade soup/
or sometimes i dont bother- lunch
maple chicken with sweet potato wedges in coconut oil or
fillet steak with cream pepper sauce and salad or
chicken veg stir fry or sweet potato pasta with tomato sauce
apple with cashew butter
dark chocolate
lots of water
Tea Pigs Sweet Treat tea
Toffeelatteplease · 09/06/2016 06:25
I've lost over 2.5 stone since christmas. Done it the my fitness pal. I pay for the premium because I like no adds, but you don't have to pay a penny
BlueUggs · 09/06/2016 06:52
I'm another SW fan. Typical day:
Porridge pancakes made with 35g porridge oats, fat free yoghurt, stevia, vanilla essence, cinnamon, grated carrot or courgette and 2 eggs. Served with melon and strawberries and 1 tbsp of salted caramel sauce.
Lunch would be a big salad with smoked salmon trimmings and egg or ham or whatever I've got in the fridge.
Dinner would be stir fry and slow cooked pork or chicken with noodles or cottage pie or homemade chips with chicken breasts.
Karlakitten1 · 09/06/2016 07:09
I should eat much better than I do, but hey ho, I like junk:
Toast with some sort of spread and a banana (marmite/peanut butter/butter etc)
Trough of tea (giant mug) - breakfast
Mid morning -tea
Sandwich, crisps of any kind, biscuit or cereal bar, sometimes fruit - lunch
Tea, again
Mid afternoon -tea
Chicken/salmon/meatballs with either sweet potato wedges/homemade wedges/rice/pasta with a type of veg on the side, or sometimes spag bol or lasagne. Yoghurt for pudding. Maybe a desserty type thing like cheesecake. -tea
We do also eat out a few times a week...hmmm, now I can see why I am chunky!
I have started to have salmon with light mayo and ketchup on crisp breads, sounds vile but is really nice for lunch.
KeyserSophie · 09/06/2016 08:48
Breakfast: 2 or 3 rough milled oatcakes with half an avocado (seasoned with salt and black pepper) and a skimmed milk latte
Lunch: Dhal and rice, or a large mixed salad with hard boiled egg and feta, or crispy chicken tacos or sashimi and minestrone soup. Usually have a punnet of raspberries or blackberries too.
Afternoon snack: 0% Greek yoghurt with drizzle of honey. 2 pieces of fruit or some baby carrots/ cucumber etc.
Dinner: Chili and rice, salmon or roast chicken with salad, Greek salad with wholemeal pitta., thai green chicken curry with lots of veg. etc
I count protein (target 1.5g/kg body weight and 7 portions of fruit and veg). Don't count anything else.
I do go off the rails quite a lot (love sweets, not that bothered about chocolate) and drink the equivalent of 2 bottles of wine per week (not all in one go obviously!!). But, end of the day, I want a fun life more than I want to look like a fitspiration advert.
This approach lets me maintain at BMI 22, but I'm working on body composition.
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