mirrorwall14 wrote: » Does anyone know if it's a big deal not to have your HEA? I'm not a dairy person. I do take calcium
mirrorwall14 wrote: » Super thanks. I drink it if I'm having coffee but I don't have that every day, usually only at work
[Deleted User] wrote: » You can use non dairy milks as well!
Deleted User wrote: » Just picked up the new SW magazine (I like collecting recipes!) and there's a full page ad for the new 500g tubs of the Muller light 'Greek style' yogurts. The ad said that it was syn free, but I've always seen the regular sized pots synned at 0.5 each- anyone know if this is still the case? I've lots in my fridge and not many syns left for the weekend :eek:
Iang87 wrote: » Just adding to that. I like to add half a broken up meringue to these. Adds a syn value but nothing too hectic and really gives the yoghurt a little bit more to it and I find it satisfies any need i may be having for sweet things. Not sure on official Syn value of Meringue but Tesco Finest nests are approx 51kcal per nest so half is 25kcal and going off the 20cal-1 Syn thought process you really aren't adding that much
BetsyEllen wrote: » So bloody annoyed with myself - I grabbed a Tesco soup this morning for my lunch today thinking it would be low enough in Syns. Just checked and it's 8.5 for half a pot...such a waste of syns, I'm raging at myself now for not checking before. Lesson learned!
Deleted User wrote: » I know I've made that mistake before they're outrageously high in syns! You'd think something like soup would a safe choice! Down another 1lb today even though I wasn't expecting to after I maxed out my syns last week! Guess the plan does work
hole in my lovelywall wrote: » Ya, female. And I am due my period. But still, it's difficult to stay disciplined when I don't feel like it's doing anything for me.
Iang87 wrote: » If it continues make a food diary of everything you're eating and bring to a meeting. I mean everything along with your quantities. Even the nibble of a bar you may have had
SarahMollie wrote: » So had a mixed weekend so now have to be really good until my weighin on Thursday. Friday night - went over on sysn but this was planned. I really wanted to have one of my favourite dinners (homemade pizza - made from the fresh bases you can buy in the fridge section of the supermarket) and used my hex a to offset some of the cheese etc. Still all in all about 30 syns I'd say, but I enjoyed every last mouthful! My plan is to allow myself this maybe once a month, and obviously use that as a tactic to avoid takeaway pizzas. Saturday was a better day - gym in the morning, and came home and made a SW version of a bacon and egg sandwich using HexB and 2 syns of ketchup/ballymaloe relish. I was syn free for the rest of the day except for 1 syn for ketchup with dinner. I then spent the remainder on 3x G&Ts. (Limiting alcohol to once a week at the moment) Sunday was questionable so I'd actually really appreciate peoples thoughts on this. I went out for brunch and had eggs florentine (smoked salmon verson of eggs bendict) and a coffee with a dash of low fat milk. I counted 5 syns for holandaise sauce (no idea, just a guess) and classes the english muffin bit as my hexB (even though its not a valid choice). My lunch was made at home so syn free, but I was with my parents for dinner and my dad cooked chinese chicken with cashewnuts which was problematic from both the nuts and oil point of view. This would definitely have used the rest of my syns, and possibly gone over. I had this with white rice and salad for speed. I brought overnight oats with me for breakfast today and will be home to make lunch and dinner also so planning a good day today
eviltwin wrote: » Can someone explain tweaks to me. I understand the concept but I don't get why some are syned and others not. Is there a guide to them somewhere?
BetsyEllen wrote: » I don't get the whole making crisps from pasta sheets thing...syns are there to be used, if I was craving crisps that badly I'd just have a packet!
hole in my lovelywall wrote: » OT but can anyone hazard a guess at what size Adele is? I know she's relatively tall at nearly 5' 9". I love her look at the Grammys last night.
hole in my lovelywall wrote: » I am recording everything. I don't do nibbles! It's all or nothing with me and bar the 2 g&ts, I've stuck to the plan. There are a list of lots of tweaks at the back of the book-cooked fruit etc.
hole in my lovelywall wrote: » Haven't measured, but haven't noticed any difference in clothes I have a wedding next weekend so am trying to be good in advance (of being bad).