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The Biggest Loser

Niamh_1989 · 2011-02-19 21:05:06

Hi, I was in Tesco's earlier and I seen they had The biggest loser meal replacements kits, I think the idea is the same as celebrity slim, I think it cost about 24 euro for the starter kit, I cant quite remember. I was wondering has anyone tried this or heard anything about it? Thanks, Niamh ;)

19-02-2011 9:05pm

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Niamh_1989

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Hi,

I was in Tesco's earlier and I seen they had The biggest loser meal replacements kits, I think the idea is the same as celebrity slim, I think it cost about 24 euro for the starter kit, I cant quite remember.

I was wondering has anyone tried this or heard anything about it?

Thanks,
Niamh

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#2 20-02-2011 4:10pm

EileenG

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I did a quick google, and unless you are going somewhere that the alternative is non-stop chocolate biscuits, then I wouldn't bother.

The average "meal" is usually a drink or soup or bar, and is over 200 cals with an average of 15g of protein and a lot of filler junk. I have no idea what they taste like, but I'm betting they are not going to be served in gourmet restaurants any time soon.

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