large fruit salad
pot of yogurt with raspberry compote
half of a chicken and avocado sandwich
and a banana
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Just to remind the learned forum that there is no proof that SandyDown is female.Originally posted by BuffoonWomen! Just don't get the point do they?
Churchill - In "Public Service Announcement" mode!
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Women! Just don't get the point do they?Originally posted by SandyDownThere is nothing wrong with curry - its how its prepared, there are cream based and yogurt curry sauces, best curry is the home made one, you'd know what goes into it, and you can control the calories, get some easy recipes and try it. Another good trick with the rice is when you cook it mix rice with some vegetable (e.g. spinach or any other green) so instead of eating 2 table spoons of 100% rice, you end up eating 50% rice and the rest are veg however the taste and satisfaction is still the same. You could do the same with mashed potatoes i.e. just use 50% potatoes and 50% cauliflower or Swedes, you'd still have the same amount only half the calories.
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Originally posted by BuffoonNot so much as a diet as proving a point that I could stick to not having rich/spicy foods and drinking heavily. Doctor this morning said I had lost a little weight, blood pressure down a bit. “It’s a good start. Keep it up”. BOLLOCKS! All that effort with bugger all pay-off, what sort of investment is that? I’m back on the beer and curry diet. I’m sure that it’s good for me. I’m going to keep some changes though. I’ve gone off the milk in my tea and coffee and I enjoy having a lot more fruit.
Does the Great Maker (PBUH) speak to me any less? Nope, all that extra fibre gave him more to say!
There is nothing wrong with curry - its how its prepared, there are cream based and yogurt curry sauces, best curry is the home made one, you'd know what goes into it, and you can control the calories, get some easy recipes and try it. Another good trick with the rice is when you cook it mix rice with some vegetable (e.g. spinach or any other green) so instead of eating 2 table spoons of 100% rice, you end up eating 50% rice and the rest are veg however the taste and satisfaction is still the same. You could do the same with mashed potatoes i.e. just use 50% potatoes and 50% cauliflower or Swedes, you'd still have the same amount only half the calories.
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No, and I'll challange you to say that to my face, duder.....when are you next in town ?Originally posted by el duderAre you GAY>?
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Not so much as a diet as proving a point that I could stick to not having rich/spicy foods and drinking heavily. Doctor this morning said I had lost a little weight, blood pressure down a bit. “It’s a good start. Keep it up”. BOLLOCKS! All that effort with bugger all pay-off, what sort of investment is that? I’m back on the beer and curry diet. I’m sure that it’s good for me. I’m going to keep some changes though. I’ve gone off the milk in my tea and coffee and I enjoy having a lot more fruit.Originally posted by The Lone GunmanFinished the diet then?
Incidentaly, has God spoken to you less whilst dieting?
Does the Great Maker (PBUH) speak to me any less? Nope, all that extra fibre gave him more to say!
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Fresh home made bread lightly toasted with butter and garlic rubbed over it.
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Finished the diet then?Originally posted by BuffoonTesco's ham and cheese slice.
But tonight it's gonna be a few beers and a takeaway ruby.
Incidentaly, has God spoken to you less whilst dieting?
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Chicken Tikka Kebab, beef Hula Hoops and a bottle of Ribena light. (2 days running now) ...so nice I think i'll have the same tomorrow.
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He likes Arsen*l, so I wouldn't put it past himOriginally posted by el duderAre you GAY>?
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Originally posted by n5goonerthin bread with mushroom pate, 2 apples, and yog. lots of water.
Are you GAY>?
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Instant Korma's gonna get you!Originally posted by OrangeHopperKorma today.
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Tesco's ham and cheese slice.
But tonight it's gonna be a few beers and a takeaway ruby.
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