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WeightWatchers & "How Many ProPoints?" Thread

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  • Closed Accounts Posts: 57 ✭✭2fat


    Baby75 wrote: »
    Say hello and good bye and watch the pounds drop off never to be found again:)

    I hope so :)


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 9,894 ✭✭✭Chinafoot


    Baby75 wrote: »
    I went to McDonald's with the kids for a treat, I was good and got the salad, any one have any idea points wise I had the chicken with out the batter or what ever it is lol I'm guessing 7 pp confused.gif but guessing is messing lol

    The Eat Out book points the salads as follows:

    Crispy chicken & bacon (no dressing/no crackers) - 9pp
    Crispy chicken (no bacon) - 7pp
    Garden Side salad - 0
    Grilled chicken and bacon - 4pp
    Grilled chicken (no bacon) - 3pp


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 4,097 ✭✭✭shadowcomplex


    what happens on your first day of weightwatchers, i am a 6ft man ,21.5 stone


  • Registered Users Posts: 97 ✭✭filmifan


    Hi - I'm planning on meeting some friends in Dublin next week and they all love going to Iskander's for shawarms. I also love shawarmas (especially chicken), and so was just wondering (more like worrying) how many ProPoints there'd be in one shawarma - the whole thing, with the laffa/pitta bread and the chicken.

    Can anyone help me figure out the PP for this? Thanks in advance.


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 9,894 ✭✭✭Chinafoot


    what happens on your first day of weightwatchers, i am a 6ft man ,21.5 stone

    When you get to your meeting there'll be a form you need to fill out, probably situated just inside the door. You give your name, address etc and your height. You pay €20 to the person who collects the money and s/he'll sort out a card for you. Then you weigh-in with the class leader. S/he'll tell you starting weight, your daily points allowance, give you an information folder and ask you to hang on for a few minutes at the end of the class where s/he'll go through everything with you.

    At the end of the class the leader will speak to you and any other new members about how the plan works. S/he will demonstrate the wheel that calculates the propoints (I'd totally recommend paying the €11 for the electronic calculator though) and s/he'll answer any questions you have.

    It's not in any way judgemental and it's really welcoming in my experience. Hope that helps!


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 2,070 ✭✭✭Baby75


    Chinafoot wrote: »
    The Eat Out book points the salads as follows:

    Crispy chicken & bacon (no dressing/no crackers) - 9pp
    Crispy chicken (no bacon) - 7pp
    Garden Side salad - 0
    Grilled chicken and bacon - 4pp
    Grilled chicken (no bacon) - 3pp

    wow my 7 was way off so! it was the grilled chicken I had, think I will have to add points for the dressing though only had a splash! :) thanks so much!
    what happens on your first day of weightwatchers, i am a 6ft man ,21.5 stone
    Hi you sign up, get weighed private between you and the leader no one else will know! you will get your books and better off staying for the meeting and the leader can go through the plan with you so you know exactly what to do!

    good luck


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 671 ✭✭✭Shoe Lover


    Having a good weekend food wise so far :D Stuck to my 29pp yesterday and am not doing too bad today - have BNS chips in the oven at the min! :D Trying to save my weeklies for Thursday as I have friends arriving for the weekend and we will be going out for dinner on Thursday :)

    Went to Step last night, unreal - I had sweat coming out of places I didnt know could sweat :eek: It was a good w/o! Then today I went made cleaning the house, even got down on my hands and knees and scrubbed the bathroom floor! It's lovely now!

    Have the ultimate motivator to keep going now - have booked a weekend to Barcelona with my mam on June 19th :D:D:D Cannot wait! Really hope I can get to goal by then so that I can feel confident in a bikini - especially beside my mam who super trendy :)


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 3,014 ✭✭✭Monife


    I was having a really good day, until now. Woke up had a healthy fry, went out to do some couch to 5k and jogged 20 minutes :D

    OH and I went to do the food shopping, and when we came back he was reversing (my pretty newish car) into the driveway and mistakenly went into the wall :(:( All white scratches on the back bumper, I am devasted, I know that sounds a bit much but I LOVE my car, have always loved my cars almost as if they were like children (Ok I know I probably sound silly to ya's now..) And neither of us have the money to fix it :(:(

    Had planned a cinema trip tonight but all I want to do now is reach for the crisps, chocolate and vodka :( Have already eaten my way through half a packet of Dubliner Light Cheese slices :(


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 3,014 ✭✭✭Monife


    filmifan wrote: »
    Hi - I'm planning on meeting some friends in Dublin next week and they all love going to Iskander's for shawarms. I also love shawarmas (especially chicken), and so was just wondering (more like worrying) how many ProPoints there'd be in one shawarma - the whole thing, with the laffa/pitta bread and the chicken.

    Can anyone help me figure out the PP for this? Thanks in advance.

    Have never heard of it :confused: but have a look at SkinnyDoll's blog, she has PP for takeaways. I had a look and couldn't see what you were looking for but maybe it will give you an idea...


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 671 ✭✭✭Shoe Lover


    Monife wrote: »
    I was having a really good day, until now. Woke up had a healthy fry, went out to do some couch to 5k and jogged 20 minutes :D

    OH and I went to do the food shopping, and when we came back he was reversing (my pretty newish car) into the driveway and mistakenly went into the wall :(:( All white scratches on the back bumper, I am devasted, I know that sounds a bit much but I LOVE my car, have always loved my cars almost as if they were like children (Ok I know I probably sound silly to ya's now..) And neither of us have the money to fix it :(:(

    Had planned a cinema trip tonight but all I want to do now is reach for the crisps, chocolate and vodka :( Have already eaten my way through half a packet of Dubliner Light Cheese slices :(

    Ah no, sorry to hear about your car Monife! I think Halfords have a thing that you can get and it will rub out scratches - provided they aren't too deep though! Worth a go maybe?


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  • Registered Users Posts: 31 Mollie57


    Monife wrote: »
    I was having a really good day, until now. Woke up had a healthy fry, went out to do some couch to 5k and jogged 20 minutes :D

    OH and I went to do the food shopping, and when we came back he was reversing (my pretty newish car) into the driveway and mistakenly went into the wall :(:( All white scratches on the back bumper, I am devasted, I know that sounds a bit much but I LOVE my car, have always loved my cars almost as if they were like children (Ok I know I probably sound silly to ya's now..) And neither of us have the money to fix it :(:(

    Had planned a cinema trip tonight but all I want to do now is reach for the crisps, chocolate and vodka :( Have already eaten my way through half a packet of Dubliner Light Cheese slices :(

    Poor you - doesnt it make you sick. My hubby says waxing might remove the marks. Hope it works.


  • Registered Users Posts: 364 ✭✭fofany


    Back from Disney. No sign of chickenpox on youngest - yet, so we got home OK. Had a look at the scales this morning & I'm up about 3lbs:eek:. Back to tracking from today.

    Lainy, have a great time tonight. Life has to go on & it's too short not to have time to enjoy yourself.

    Layla, have a great trip to Vegas. I always wanted to go there. Maybe I'll get there some day - probably when the kids have grown up & left home. At the moment, I can't even get a night away!

    Caros, great news about the blood sugar levels. We should all think about how losing weight is helping our health, whether we can see it not.

    Monife, sorry to hear about the car. Maybe have a few vodka & skip the nibbles - that's what I would do. Hope you can get it fixed.


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 4,097 ✭✭✭shadowcomplex


    How many points a day will I be allowed if I am 21.5 stone and how many extra points will I be allowed if I go to the gym 6 days a week?


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 129 ✭✭addictedtoshoes


    Caros wrote: »
    I'm using my daily points everyday and every single one of my weeklies and have lost both weeks I've had weigh in. I don't use my activity points but to be honest I suppose I wouldn't clock up a whole load of them in the week anyway, walk 4 eves a week.

    Well that's good to hear! I think I just can't get my head around the fact that I'm having treats. The scales will tell on Tuesday! :)


  • Registered Users Posts: 127 ✭✭aspie mum


    Baby75 wrote: »
    javagal well done that must be a great feeling, I can not wait to feel the same, I have a dress I hope I can fit in soon!smile.gif

    Lady Lainy love your posts so inspirational and you are right ww is a lifestyle change not a diet smile.gif


    I went to McDonald's with the kids for a treat, I was good and got the salad, any one have any idea points wise I had the chicken with out the batter or what ever it is lol I'm guessing 7 pp confused.gif but guessing is messing lol


    I find the best meal in Mcdonalds is the grilled chicken mayo wrap 9pp with side salad (no dressing) and a diet coke or water


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 72 ✭✭colliewobbles


    Hope everyone is enjoying their weekend. I've logged in to confess that I have well and truely fallen off the wagon. Was told on Wed that i'm going to the uk on monday morn working there til Fri and since then I haven't stopped eating & I think it's because I know I won't make my wi this tuesday, how stupid is that though. Can't believe what I'm doing, i could cry with guilt as I had been doing so well. I'm at my goal weight but WHY am I sabbotaging myself.

    Soooooo sorry for the rant but could scream at myself for being such a fool :mad::mad: and now I know I won't have much control over my eating until next Friday. HELP ME


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 10,917 ✭✭✭✭GT_TDI_150


    Guys,

    2 non-WW-related questions:

    1. I know there is a good number of parents on here so some one might be able to help me with this. where could I get a set of staedtler colour pencils, the ones in a tin box in cork/munster. My neighbour, when I was small had a 50pce set in a nice red/white tin with a landscape on the front. I want to surprise my wife for her birthday, she loves colouring in our 14month olds colouring books. As part of her pressie I want to get her a set and her own;) colouring books.
    2. Has anyone availed from the cycle to work scheme? My company just advised us they signed up for it, however the literature we were provided reads as if the amounts they'll cover for the bike/gear are round numbers(i.e 100,200,300,...,900,1000). I'm just wondering is this correct? if the whole lot comes to eg €534, do I request the cheque/voucher for €500 and put €34 cash with it or for the full €534
    Thanks


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 184 ✭✭izzy24


    Very disappointed in myself, today was at a 2 years old party and couldn stop picking den wen i got home I ate more:(... God im so annoyed with myself:mad:... Reckon iv used my dailies and weeklies, Uh why do i do this to myself...

    Ok the damage is done nothing i can do about it now... WI is Tuesday so still have a few days to try an fix the damage i done... Going to be on my best behaviour :)... Hope everyones weekend is going ok:)...


  • Registered Users Posts: 578 ✭✭✭Caros


    GT_TDI_150 wrote: »
    Guys,

    2 non-WW-related questions:

    1. I know there is a good number of parents on here so some one might be able to help me with this. where could I get a set of staedtler colour pencils, the ones in a tin box in cork/munster. My neighbour, when I was small had a 50pce set in a nice red/white tin with a landscape on the front. I want to surprise my wife for her birthday, she loves colouring in our 14month olds colouring books. As part of her pressie I want to get her a set and her own;) colouring books.
    Thanks

    Have you looked at Corkartsupplies.com, they don't have them in the tin you describe but they have some fab sets. Otherwise maybe Easons?


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  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 3,014 ✭✭✭Monife


    Have re-found my absolute love for salted cashew nuts. Killer on points!! 7PP for 40g :( Let's hope I can stick to 40g... One thing I notice is I am savouring each one for ages where before I would have just shoved and handful in my mouth, and then a minute later, another handful!!

    Aswell, was at the cinema tonight with the OH, and got a medium popcorn (around 12PP as per SkinnyDolls blog) and it last the WHOLE movie and I didn't even eat it all. That has never happened before, again, usually plowing it into me, but I was savouring it and taking breaks without realising. Yay my stomach has shrunk :)


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 3,014 ✭✭✭Monife


    Out of curiosity, I was having a nose on the Unislim website.

    Eh, a lot of their recipes sound VERY similar, almost identical, to a lot of WW ones. Wonder who is the sneaky begger there :confused:


  • Registered Users Posts: 2,427 ✭✭✭Lady Lainy


    home from the party.....didnt know anyone there....and when i reached for my third slice of bread and kerrygold...i knew i was eating out of boredom....so took my self home....handy that the party was on next....i hadn't seen most the people there in about 15 years LOL was trying not to drink too much...which i didnt...about 4 drinks over 4 hrs....but god drank so much diet 7up...feel sick as a dog....fizzydrink hangover tomorrow!

    prob going to have the head eaten off me tomorrow...but feck it....i know i wouldnt stop eating if i didnt leave...was eating for the sake of doing something....so i wasnt standing there like a spa....


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 277 ✭✭kashmir


    numbernerd wrote: »
    Morning all,

    Just had my first weigh in on my shiny new salter scales!

    Anyways I STS! I'm kinda peeved cos I pointed absolutely religiously for the week! BUT (and i know this is an ongoing debate..) It's the first time ever I've eaten all 49 weeklies?!!

    Did you WI on the old scales too?


  • Registered Users Posts: 2,427 ✭✭✭Lady Lainy


    Monife wrote: »
    Out of curiosity, I was having a nose on the Unislim website.

    Eh, a lot of their recipes sound VERY similar, almost identical, to a lot of WW ones. Wonder who is the sneaky begger there :confused:

    i always use unislim recipes :) just pp them my self :)


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 277 ✭✭kashmir


    Caros wrote: »
    I've been meaning to tell ye, I have type 2 diabetes, diagnosed a few years ago, blood levels went thru the roof after Xmas, was feeling crappo etc, GP upped my tablets and put me in for a call to see the endicrinologist with a view to being put on insulin. Have the appointment for May 24th. Tried healthy eating on my own with varying degrees of success re my blood sugar levels and zero weight loss. However since starting WW my bloods are consistently within the "normal" range, and the bonus losing weight too! Don't think I'll be a candidate for insulin shots now!

    That is absolutely fantastic. Well done. Brings home why we are all doing this....healthier happier people. Wonderful.


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  • Closed Accounts Posts: 277 ✭✭kashmir


    Lady Lainy wrote: »
    there are loads of different types of flahvans...mine never turns out gloopy...i think my microwave is pretty high so cooks it a bit more. lol i load mine up with splenda and cinnemon to sweet it. i find the ready brek runnier than the flahvans but its nice. i'm sure there are mini packs you could try. its all trial and error.. the readybrek comes in chocolate and honey flavour too.

    I've got 4 dogs booked in for next week for my new grooming thing i'm doing at home...not even the scales can put me in a bad mood today!

    4 dogs...thats like 1/2 my rent for the month! I'll actually be able to afford to have a life again

    Ah, that is great. The bookings will come in fast and furious now for the summer...just you wait and see.


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 47 numbernerd


    Did you WI on the old scales too?[/QUOTE]

    Nope, the old one was the one at WW class!
    Decided to do it at home last week because I can't make the classes anymore. bought the scales last Sat and weighed in and then yest I was the same as per that weight :-/


  • Registered Users Posts: 578 ✭✭✭Caros


    Got the Flahavan's Organic JUMBO oats pack of porridge yesterday, just had it this a.m. and it's gorgeous!

    Also blueberries punnets are only 99c in Lidl this week, I'm addicted to blueberries! :)

    *LAINY* - that's fab news re the dog grooming! Good luck with it!


  • Registered Users Posts: 578 ✭✭✭Caros


    numbernerd wrote: »
    Did you WI on the old scales too?

    Nope, the old one was the one at WW class!
    Decided to do it at home last week because I can't make the classes anymore. bought the scales last Sat and weighed in and then yest I was the same as per that weight :-/[/QUOTE]


    Ah sur by next week's WI it will hopefully be showing a downward spike. Don't get disheartened!


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 863 ✭✭✭Eabhabear


    numbernerd wrote: »

    Nope, the old one was the one at WW class!
    Decided to do it at home last week because I can't make the classes anymore. bought the scales last Sat and weighed in and then yest I was the same as per that weight :-/

    It's probably due to the potatoes. Today my mum is cooking a roast chicken and I'm gonna have it because I have too much study to do. This will be my third lot of potatoes this week. I wouldn't normally have potatoes and it's definitely affecting my weight this week. Focus on your exams and once their over you can get back on track :)


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  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 10,917 ✭✭✭✭GT_TDI_150


    Eabhabear wrote: »
    It's probably due to the potatoes. Today my mum is cooking a roast chicken and I'm gonna have it because I have too much study to do. This will be my third lot of potatoes this week. I wouldn't normally have potatoes and it's definitely affecting my weight this week. Focus on your exams and once their over you can get back on track :)

    probably down to the protion size of the spudz too. I tend to have 2 little spudz if its potato dinner and pack the plate with veg:cool:


  • Registered Users Posts: 58 ✭✭Becky85


    mmmm wheat bran banana muffins in the oven and smell lovely thanks for the recipe lainy


  • Registered Users Posts: 2,427 ✭✭✭Lady Lainy


    thats first thing on my to do list next weekend! Bran muffins! Throwing my self back into ww full hearted from next weekend! exams will be over and done with...and have the summer to focus on me again :D and get two and half stone off by christmas!

    My mum is in absolute bits this morning ate all round her, and is kicking her self. Like she's 60 and still doing "diets" Low Carb High Protien, Tony Quinn ect...i dont want to be still worrying about my weight in 30 years time!

    I did eat what ever i wanted last night....just took a small portions of it it was all self service, so instead of a dinner plate, i used a side plate to eat off of.

    I even had my cake...and ate it too.... :P tho its very hard to eat quickly while standing up balancing drink and food...which helped me to not wolf it down...the slice of cake took about 2 hours to eat...

    I knew no one at the party last night....so when I felt my self reaching for more food out of boredom i took my ass home! might sound rude...but hey...i wasnt drinking much...and when you dont drink at a party...you eat at a party...and i didnt want to be over eating. plus the party was on next door...if i was missed they could have come found me haha!

    Definately another reason i want to lose weight......to be able to wear high heels without crippling my feet! my toes turned blue last night cos all my weight was being put on them in the shoes...most women have makeup in there bag going to a party....me.....i had a pair of runners....and thank christ i did....


  • Registered Users Posts: 2,427 ✭✭✭Lady Lainy


    Monife wrote: »
    Out of curiosity, I was having a nose on the Unislim website.

    Eh, a lot of their recipes sound VERY similar, almost identical, to a lot of WW ones. Wonder who is the sneaky begger there :confused:

    actually my bran muffin recipe is from unislim hehe :P just tweaked here and there slightly as i got better at baking!


  • Registered Users Posts: 2,427 ✭✭✭Lady Lainy


    Eabhabear wrote: »
    It's probably due to the potatoes. Today my mum is cooking a roast chicken and I'm gonna have it because I have too much study to do. This will be my third lot of potatoes this week. I wouldn't normally have potatoes and it's definitely affecting my weight this week. Focus on your exams and once their over you can get back on track :)

    thats what i find this week....just dont even want to think about cooking....mentally dont have the energy for it...thats why i got a load of pizza and just bang 1/2 pizza in the oven with some ww chips or home made wedges...my mum cooks potatoes 7 nights a week for my brother....so last two weeks its just been so easy to say mum can u peel me some spuds....


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 277 ✭✭kashmir


    numbernerd wrote: »
    Did you WI on the old scales too?

    Nope, the old one was the one at WW class!
    Decided to do it at home last week because I can't make the classes anymore. bought the scales last Sat and weighed in and then yest I was the same as per that weight :-/[/QUOTE]

    Ok, so u stayed the same weight from the WW scales? Just to let you know I am always half stone lighter on my scales at home. The loss level or otherwise is always the same though, important thing is you made the transition now, make sure you leave the scales in the same situation each time you weigh going forward. I notice my scales is different on a wooden floor compared to tiles, compared to rug etc.

    Sorry, my initial point got sidetracked.... You might have lost, there could be s discrepancy between the two different scales.


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 277 ✭✭kashmir


    GT_TDI_150 wrote: »
    probably down to the protion size of the spudz too. I tend to have 2 little spudz if its potato dinner and pack the plate with veg:cool:

    I couldn't live without my spuds. 6 little potatoes are only 4pp. For me that's much better value than rice or pasta. Everyone's different, I suppose. Bread and potatoes in properly controlled portions and as part of the overall balance have never hindered my weight loss or maintenance.


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 47 numbernerd


    You might have lost, there could be s discrepancy between the two different scales.[/QUOTE]

    Thanks :) I'm using the weight I weighed in at on my own scales as my new starting point. Same day,same clothes same place every week!

    Hopefully the double loss will show this week lol...I always found when I had a great week when I was going to the class it never showed until the following week despite maybe not having such a good week then when the result didn't initially show...


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 3,014 ✭✭✭Monife


    Lady Lainy wrote: »
    thats what i find this week....just dont even want to think about cooking....mentally dont have the energy for it...thats why i got a load of pizza and just bang 1/2 pizza in the oven with some ww chips or home made wedges...my mum cooks potatoes 7 nights a week for my brother....so last two weeks its just been so easy to say mum can u peel me some spuds....

    Where do you get the WW chips Lainy? Are they nice and how much to you get for how many PP? :)


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 26 Flurry


    Hi,

    Just wondering.....since fruits are all 0 pp's now....does that mean a glass of Innocent smoothie would be 0pp too?

    I have exams coming up this week too and am finding it hard to stick to my points :(


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  • Closed Accounts Posts: 863 ✭✭✭Eabhabear


    GT_TDI_150 wrote: »
    probably down to the protion size of the spudz too. I tend to have 2 little spudz if its potato dinner and pack the plate with veg:cool:

    Yeah it is. I'm a sucker for creamy mash potatoes. Can't say no to them. Since I started WW I haven't had them that much at all and I don't really miss them. Its when I get a taste of them then its downhill :rolleyes:

    Lady Lainy wrote: »
    thats what i find this week....just dont even want to think about cooking....mentally dont have the energy for it...thats why i got a load of pizza and just bang 1/2 pizza in the oven with some ww chips or home made wedges...my mum cooks potatoes 7 nights a week for my brother....so last two weeks its just been so easy to say mum can u peel me some spuds....

    My mum cooks them nearly every night as well so its just been handy this week to have them. I'm looking forward to my roast dinner today. Can smell the chicken now :D

    Oooohhh might get a ristorante pizza for tomorrow. Handy and will put me in a good mood!


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 863 ✭✭✭Eabhabear


    Flurry wrote: »
    Hi,

    Just wondering.....since fruits are all 0 pp's now....does that mean a glass of Innocent smoothie would be 0pp too?

    I have exams coming up this week too and am finding it hard to stick to my points :(

    No fruit is only 0 pps in its naturall form. Juices and smoothies have to be pointed but they are normally only 1/2 pp. If you make your own smoothies you can make them at 0 pp. If you search the last few pages of this thread I know some of the girls have put up how they make them.

    I have exams atm and the last 2 days have been dreadful food wise. I just binged on snacks. I would try and stock up on low pp treats so then if you are snacking then at least it's low points. And try and track everything you eat. While the last 2 days have been bad, I have pointed everything and I'm still within your weeklies. Use all your weeklies during exams if you have to!!


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 9,894 ✭✭✭Chinafoot


    Very proud of myself! Went to a friends house last night for a few drinks. I've started drinking Coors light because it's easy to keep track of how many I've had but I decided last night to have wine. I brought a bottle of dry white (18pp), 2 West Coast Cooler 250ml bottles (10pp) and a bottle of Diet 7up (0pp). I didnt leave my friends house til 5am and the drink lasted me the whole night. And best of all, no hangover this morning! Usually I lose the run of myself when it comes to drinking and end up way over my points.

    Hopefully I'll managed to be down on Tuesday. I'm still waiting for the last few weeks to catch up with me! :o


  • Registered Users Posts: 2,427 ✭✭✭Lady Lainy


    crap! party left overs .....roast pork (which i turned into sandwiches) and chocolate birthday cake :O

    now i just feel so full gross and sluggish :( blaaaaaah! Just want to fall asleep!

    food hangover! blah!


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 3,014 ✭✭✭Monife


    Feeling extremely lazy today. Guilty I didn't get out for a walk and don't even feel like cooking the dinner...

    Thinking of going to Zaytoon... Does anyone know the approx PP in their bread that comes with the (chicken) kebabs?


  • Registered Users Posts: 261 ✭✭Dee01


    Monife wrote: »
    Feeling extremely lazy today. Guilty I didn't get out for a walk and don't even feel like cooking the dinner...

    Thinking of going to Zaytoon... Does anyone know the approx PP in their bread that comes with the (chicken) kebabs?

    I think someone pointed it a few weeks back, i'm not sure how to search the thread yet :o


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 2,103 ✭✭✭misslt


    I can't stop eating.

    Think this week is well and truly out the window, just want to get these f***ing exams out of the way, really getting me down now. I'm eating to procrastinate!

    Satay stir fry for dinner which I'm really looking forward to if I'm not too full of junk to enjoy...


  • Registered Users Posts: 2,427 ✭✭✭Lady Lainy


    misslt wrote: »
    I can't stop eating.

    Think this week is well and truly out the window, just want to get these f***ing exams out of the way, really getting me down now. I'm eating to procrastinate!

    Satay stir fry for dinner which I'm really looking forward to if I'm not too full of junk to enjoy...

    your not alone! I'm in EXACTLY the same boat....


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 10,917 ✭✭✭✭GT_TDI_150


    Just finished making/packing my salad, tuna and egg mix and crackers for tomorrow lunch.

    I've been getting some funny looks in the last week or so(brought diced, boiled, smoked bacon and diced beef salads) in work. I used to buy my lunch in work, but the salad bar is a) pricey(a nice big salad could end up costing €5/6) and b) not that healthy(everything is draped in mayo or salad dressing) so bringing my own is a much better option all round ... and let them munch on their oversided portions of roast dinners or pies or chips and ????? while they snigger at my homemade food :cool:


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  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 3,014 ✭✭✭Monife


    GT_TDI_150 wrote: »
    Just finished making/packing my salad, tuna and egg mix and crackers for tomorrow lunch.

    I've been getting some funny looks in the last week or so(brought diced, boiled, smoked bacon and diced beef salads) in work. I used to buy my lunch in work, but the salad bar is a) pricey(a nice big salad could end up costing €5/6) and b) not that healthy(everything is draped in mayo or salad dressing) so bringing my own is a much better option all round ... and let them munch on their oversided portions of roast dinners or pies or chips and ????? while they snigger at my homemade food :cool:

    Good stuff. Economical for your pocket and your waistline :) I usually always bring my own lunch unless I am lazy or there is no food in the house. Tomorrow is a BLT consisting of WW Pitta (3PP), Lettuce, Tomatoe and 3 Tesco Medallions (3PP) and small bit of lighter than light Mayo (not enough to PP) so a total of 6PP, plus a packet of snax (2PP).

    Well back from Zaytoon and instead of getting my usual kids meal, I went for the WHOLE HOG. Chicken Shish Kebab, sauce, their homemade bread (which is like a naan the size of a dinner plate :eek:) and chips!! Written off the rest of my dailies and weeklies for it. Was really going to be good this week and only eat half the weeklies but that has gone out the window... think it might be because TOTM is due in a few days.

    Us poor women ha ha


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