fussyonion wrote: » as soon as the wine's open, I'm all over Pringles and nuts
etherealfairy wrote: » My current diet is something like this! I'm a recovered anorexic and I maintain my weight by eating this (18 y/o girl, lacto-ovo vegetarian) Breakfast- porridge/Weetabix with agave, nut butter (cashew/peanut), a banana and almond milk plus black coffee Snack- dried fruit (dates) and popcorn Lunch- wholemeal wrap with houmous, raw vegetables (cucumber, carrot, tomato, red pepper) Snack- protein flapjack and some dark chocolate Dinner- sweet potato wedges roasted in soy sauce, chilli, garlic and paprika, falafel and vegetables Dessert- soya yoghurt with granola Snack- wholemeal toast with jam and peanut butter, green tea I would say that I eat very balanced and I'm in good health! I eat intuitively and listen closely to what my body wants, eating when I'm hungry and stopping when I'm nicely full, answering my cravings. If I want pizza or a veggie burger I will for sure have it! I usually always have some form of 'unhealthy' food a day, balance is key. When I'm out with friends I will treat myself for sure, cake, pina coladas, the lot
fussyonion wrote: » Boringggggggg Zzzzzz
Ariana Rich Pumpernickel wrote: » My diet is unreal. Plenty of bread, meats, vegetables and gluten free desserts (rewards for good eating). I was inspired by the federally approved food pyramid to bring my weight down from a hefty 25 stone to a slender 24.
murpho999 wrote: » Just wondering why gluten free? Seeing eat bread then you are not coeliac so there is no need to eat gluten free foods as it's no healthier than foods with gluten. Seems to be a bit of a perception out there know with the increase of availability of gluten free foods that they're a healthier option but it is not the case.
bluewolf wrote: » Going by the rest of the post I think that was part of the joke
Pumpkinseeds wrote: » I'm the worlds laziest vegetarian(pescetarian). I can't really be bothered to eat loads of vegetables so I pretty much eat Quorn products with each meal intead of meat or chicken. I am very fussy about reading labels, animal byproducts are in all sorts of weird places. Sweets with added pork/beef gelatine, yum:rolleyes:
Lau2976 wrote: » Are you a pescetarian or a vegetarian? I'm not trying to pry just curious since you mention both
Pumpkinseeds wrote: » Pescetarian, but it's easier to say vegetarian since most people don't know what it is and pescetarian sounds a bit pretentious.
xXxkorixXx wrote: » I'm dying with either the flu or a cold since yesterday, so yes my diet is apauling, chipper for dinner! :-)