What have you eaten/drank so far today?

Jarren

This morning after gym
Oats +skimmed milk +sliced banana
Afternoon
Packet of home made bread sticks
Evening
Pancake +sliced banana
Liquids - 3 black coffees /3 litres of water

My food intake for today is done.

df1985

Arnold Layne wrote: »

Big fry up at midday, just after a curry and 2nd bottle of wine sharing with the oh, 3rd bottle about to be opened. Early night with great sex

3 bottles of wine, a fry, a curry, and a shag.....living the dream arnold, living the dream.

brummytom

God this is making me hungry. I wish I hadn't wasted all my money on things that will eventually kill me.

Now I've had an apple, left-over piece of fried chicken (dodgy), 4 mini kit kats and got a pack of scampi fries for post-session snacks.

Quester

2 mint flavoured hot chocolates

bowl of last nights chili infused mince

waiting on other half to arrive so i can cook dinner, which will be sirloin steak, mash, mix veg, aspargus and maybe some cabbage if i can cook it without himself knowing lol

GoldenLight

I just realise, after reading this thread. I eat way too much

I think I will have that delicious lemon muffin I had my eye on since 2 pm Yummm:D

Really didn't realise so many people still had frys on Saturday, nothing wrong with it, it's just I thought I was the only one.

3/4 slices of McCambridge brown bread, 3 cups of coffee, and leftovers from last nights dinner, a mince and pasta dish, (I think the chilly in it might have being the problem) haven't being hungry since. I'm feeling very transparent in the way my food was processed to day, sorry :eek:)

yerwanthere123

Glass of orange juice, two cups of tea, two slices of toast with scrambled eggs, bowl of home-made potato and leek soup with a buttered bread roll. Healthy enough I suppose!

The_Mask

Toasted chicken sandwich & cup of tea, time to order a big curry me thinks.

--LOS--

For breakfast...... scrambled egg, slice of toast and tea

Lunch...... cheese, lettuce, tomato sandwich and coffee and about 2 squares of chocolate

That's all so far, gona have some soup soon

A lot of people here haven't eaten that much for the time, seems to be a habit that everyone eats very late maybe?

paddy kerins

Coffee, 'bout to get chipper :pac:

caste_in_exile

Fcuk all. A bit of quiche.. next time it dawns on me I'm starting to look like the host from tales from the crypt I might eat something

keith16

For breakfast: 2 x superquinn sausages (grilled) with two slices of wholegrain bread

"Lunch": 2 Fox's classic bars and a cup of Earl Grey Tea

Dinner: Rib Eyed Steak with sweet potato wedges washed down with a glass of Rioja

Dessert: A bottle or five of "Spaten"

Flutterby80

An apple and raspberry muffin for breakfast, shepherds pie spuds and veg for lunch with a chocolate brownie to follow and just had a baked potato with chicken and coleslaw for dinner, glass of vino in hand now

coffee_cake

2 boiled eggs and a bagel, some potato with prawns, 2 digestives, couple cups of tea, baileys coffee

keith16

PizzamanIRL wrote: »

Breakfast: Porridge, scrambled egg and a banana
Pasta before gym
Protein shake after gym
Dinner:Steak and sweet potato

Hungry now, probably get more pasta because there's not much else

We had the same dinner Pizzman :eek:

How do you cook your sweet potato? I usually just kick mine up and down the street for a while before ingesting the remnants.

Ah_Yeah

Coffee and a Milky Bar for breakfast as I was running late and stopped at a shop.

Toast and two cups of coffee for lunch.

Soup and brown bread for dinner.

Drinking wine now, will probably have more toast with nutella and butter popcorn later.

FloatingVoter

Slice of brown bread
Bottle of Blossom Hill
Indian Chicken Tikka with a side salad
A good old fashioned full Irish fry for dinner
About to get cracking on a can of chicken meatballs although that Spag bol is making me think about some I left in the freezer.
So I'm semi-merry and well fed.

keith16

keith16 wrote: »

How do you cook your sweet potato? I usually just kick mine up and down the street for a while before ingesting the remnants.

sweet potato chips are good, cut into chip shaped..um..chips, drizzled with coconut oil and salt, and cooked in really hot oven.

Irish Guitarist

I went for a walk earlier and brought a Tesco isotonic drink with me. When I came home I had Aldi cheese and broccoli pasta (it's like this except a cheaper version), two pints of orange squash, a bar of orange chocolate and a Frijj fudge brownie milkshake. I need to stop eating rubbish.

seamey beag84

keith16 wrote: »

For breakfast: 2 x superquinn sausages (grilled) with two slices of wholegrain bread

Are the Superquinn suasages as nice as i've heard? Is there better? Im a Clonakilty sausage person myself but i'm open minded..

9959

1 Can of Lilt
1 Bag of Quavers (Large)
1 Bucket of Beef Stragonoff
Jelly
Sweets
1 Bottle of Kiskadee
Popadoms
Baked Alaska
Chips

FloatingVoter

seamey beag84 wrote: »

Are the Superquinn suasages as nice as i've heard? Is there better? Im a Clonakilty sausage person myself but i'm open minded..

Find a decent butchers (mine is on Meath St., Dublin) and get your sausages there.
Pick up some mince while you're at it and make meatloaf or shephards pie. Dead simple - recipes are all over the net.

seamey beag84

seamey beag84 wrote: »

Are the Superquinn suasages as nice as i've heard? Is there better? Im a Clonakilty sausage person myself but i'm open minded..

Opinions vary. They're my favourite sausages, only discovered them maybe in the past 18months. Used to only buy hicks (pork butchers in dun laoghaire), but they're much better than them. Some say they're not spicey enough.

Shryke

Deleted User wrote: »

sweet potato chips are good, cut into chip shaped..um..chips, drizzled with coconut oil and salt, and cooked in really hot oven.

Don't go nuts with the oven! Par-boil them a bit first, then slice them into chunks or chips and roast them with whatever seasoning. That's what I do anyway.

Some fairly sparse diets with lots of coffee in here. Some delicious sounding stuff too!

keith16

Deleted User wrote: »

sweet potato chips are good, cut into chip shaped..um..chips, drizzled with coconut oil and salt, and cooked in really hot oven.

seamey beag84 wrote: »

Are the Superquinn suasages as nice as i've heard? Is there better? Im a Clonakilty sausage person myself but i'm open minded..

I usually cut them into wedges, drizzle with olive oil and cayenne chili pepper, and yes, into a an inferno of an oven!

I'm partial to both, they are different and I usually rotate between the two, couldn't pick a favourite, although the Clonakilty ones grill a bit better.

Emeraldy Pebbles

Arnold Layne wrote: »

Big fry up at midday, just after a curry and 2nd bottle of wine sharing with the oh, 3rd bottle about to be opened. Early night with great sex

Don't open that third bottle so...

ArtyC

God I'm a pig!! Depression day today. Have lost half stone this month, back to the gym tomorrow to repair the damage of:

Fry up
Pizza slice
Tesco noodles
Sweets
Chilli and pasta
Two homemade cranberry and nut cookies
Tomato sandwich!!!

alphabeat

raspberrys , strawberrys , kiwi , orange and apple for breakfast , wholemeal bagel and some dark choc and strong assam tea black with raw sugar cane.

nuts and seeds for lunch

9k run in the park

dinner was a home made veggie pasta and a glass of fine bordaeux

now a couple of cans of guiness and tv.

areyawell

4 yokes, 5 cans of Heineken,

Miss Lockhart

Miss Lockhart wrote: »

2 slices of dry toast.
1 cup of black tea.
4 pints of water.
1 slice of brack.

I can add Caramelised Onion and Mushroom Pie and a Vegetable Bake (both from M&S) to this now. Yum!

And 2 more pints of water.

Idjit

I'm what my mother likes to call a 'hungah hole'.

Three slices of toast and a cuppa tea, a banana, an orange, two chicken sandwiches, a full sized toblerone, an energy drink, two giant spring rolls, a full portion of beef fried rice, about 5 pints of water total over the course of the day, two packets of crisps.

This is Saturday eatin' though, during the week it's all about the tuna and salads (loads of them)