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What have you eaten today?
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Brekkie: a 3 egg scramble cooked in butter, and small coffee with cream
Lunch: a huge salad, greenery, coleslaw, a mini pork pie, a crustless quiche wedge, toms, cucumber, olives, feta, Brie. Lovely. The wee porker was an ok addition cos I've tested them before and been fine (a mini rise to go with a mini pie).
So imagine my surprise when I felt a bit weird at 2.5 hours and tested to discover a 9.7!!!
The heat? Too much food? Not enough to drink?
Didn't even think to test again, which is plain silly, because I posted yesterday suggesting someone else do exactly that.
Half an hour later I was at 6, and felt perfectly ok again. Very odd.
So I am notching it up to summer madness and ignoring it.
Supper with be a no-carb Brie and scratchings.
Lunch: a huge salad, greenery, coleslaw, a mini pork pie, a crustless quiche wedge, toms, cucumber, olives, feta, Brie. Lovely. The wee porker was an ok addition cos I've tested them before and been fine (a mini rise to go with a mini pie).
So imagine my surprise when I felt a bit weird at 2.5 hours and tested to discover a 9.7!!!
The heat? Too much food? Not enough to drink?
Didn't even think to test again, which is plain silly, because I posted yesterday suggesting someone else do exactly that.
Half an hour later I was at 6, and felt perfectly ok again. Very odd.
So I am notching it up to summer madness and ignoring it.
Supper with be a no-carb Brie and scratchings.
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suehatton
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Husbo is hungry and has gone for CHIPS!!!!!!!!! Can I resist. I will report back in an hour :-(
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Debmcgee
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Don't do it Sue. Have one then go for a walk...!!!!
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Avocado Sevenfold
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Do you you think it could have been the coleslaw and not the porker? I am wary of carrotsBrekkie: a 3 egg scramble cooked in butter, and small coffee with cream
Lunch: a huge salad, greenery, coleslaw, a mini pork pie, a crustless quiche wedge, toms, cucumber, olives, feta, Brie. Lovely. The wee porker was an ok addition cos I've tested them before and been fine (a mini rise to go with a mini pie).
So imagine my surprise when I felt a bit weird at 2.5 hours and tested to discover a 9.7!!!
The heat? Too much food? Not enough to drink?
Didn't even think to test again, which is plain silly, because I posted yesterday suggesting someone else do exactly that.
Half an hour later I was at 6, and felt perfectly ok again. Very odd.
So I am notching it up to summer madness and ignoring it.
Supper with be a no-carb Brie and scratchings.
suehatton
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cold ethyl
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Well done Sue.
Blame the carrots .. Pork pies are far nicer. Was it home made coleslaw or bought? I.can manage a small dollop of shop bought but a reasonable portion of homemade as I use natural yogurt as well as the mayo.The bought ones are often high in sugars when you peer at the teeny tiny label.
Blame the carrots .. Pork pies are far nicer. Was it home made coleslaw or bought? I.can manage a small dollop of shop bought but a reasonable portion of homemade as I use natural yogurt as well as the mayo.The bought ones are often high in sugars when you peer at the teeny tiny label.
That's a good point. I'm wary of carrots too, and the sugar they put in the mayo, but it was only about a tablespoon...Do you you think it could have been the coleslaw and not the porker? I am wary of carrots
The salad was a spur-of-the-moment fill-your-own-plastic-salad-tray in Asda, and it was absolutely delicious. A rare treat.
My fitness pal says the whole meal had about 26 carbs, 12 of them in my mini pie, so I am thinking that the reading was probably at the top of the error range for my meter, and I was just wilting in the unreasonably excessive heat.
Either that or my super-low cheese and scratchings regime has made my pancreas go on strike. Possible, I suppose.
Debmcgee
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I reckon it was just a bit too many carbs in one hit. You'd be surprised how much rubbish is in a 'healthy' salad bar like that....
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Weird Science
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Yesterday started with good intentions, bf small porridge
Lunch som tam, chicken wings and minced pork spicy and sour salad
Dinner we went out with family to a posh restaurant and it went downhill, cheeseburger with bacon ( it was small mind, fries and coleslaw & 4 profiteroles) best part was 4 pints of beer, not had beer for well over a year, tasty but slept terribly. BG 2 hrs after dinner 7.5
Today waking BG 8.2
bf small porridge
Lunch salad with cheese
An afternoon of swimming
Snack vegetable stir fry with pork
Basketball for an hour
Dinner Som tam
2 sq of 99% choc ( found this other day)
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Lunch som tam, chicken wings and minced pork spicy and sour salad
Dinner we went out with family to a posh restaurant and it went downhill, cheeseburger with bacon ( it was small mind, fries and coleslaw & 4 profiteroles) best part was 4 pints of beer, not had beer for well over a year, tasty but slept terribly. BG 2 hrs after dinner 7.5
Today waking BG 8.2
bf small porridge
Lunch salad with cheese
An afternoon of swimming
Snack vegetable stir fry with pork
Basketball for an hour
Dinner Som tam
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Debmcgee
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Bring us back a doggy bag!!!
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cold ethyl
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Make it a doggy bin liner. I could just eat the pork mince salady thing now.
cold ethyl
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Breakfast scrambled egg and bacon
Lunch Tuna mayo salad and dollop coleslaw and cottage cheese
Supper- Thanks to Brunneria, I had burgers on my mind so made a Mcdonalds in a bowl- homemade spicy turkey burgers, slice cheese, portabello mushrooms and homemade coleslaw and salad.. yummy though my mouth may have liked less jalpenos and hot pepper sauce!
Lunch Tuna mayo salad and dollop coleslaw and cottage cheese
Supper- Thanks to Brunneria, I had burgers on my mind so made a Mcdonalds in a bowl- homemade spicy turkey burgers, slice cheese, portabello mushrooms and homemade coleslaw and salad.. yummy though my mouth may have liked less jalpenos and hot pepper sauce!
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I'm off work this week and it's another glorious day here on the Costa del Clyde so we had a family BBQ
It was all veggie but not all T2 friendly. I skipped the kiddies' food of wholemeal rolls, garlic bread, corn cob, carrot sticks and tequila flavoured beer.
I had quorn peppered steak, cauldron sausages, veggie burgers, huge mushroom stuffed with garlic butter, oregano and mozzarella, salad, Deb's salad dressing, olives, a few Doritos and red wine. First BBQ since diagnosis and it was great.
It was all veggie but not all T2 friendly. I skipped the kiddies' food of wholemeal rolls, garlic bread, corn cob, carrot sticks and tequila flavoured beer.
I had quorn peppered steak, cauldron sausages, veggie burgers, huge mushroom stuffed with garlic butter, oregano and mozzarella, salad, Deb's salad dressing, olives, a few Doritos and red wine. First BBQ since diagnosis and it was great.
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Debmcgee
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And WAY better than mcd poor excuse for a hamburger! Xxx
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suehatton
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My tea was horrible :-( you should be able to have a do-over if you dont like it. Started walking today. 1.5 miles. Not as fast as I'd like coz my trainer is 7 and pushed her dolly pram the whole way whilst asking unanswerable questions all the while!
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cold ethyl
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I'm off work this week and it's another glorious day here on the Costa del Clyde so we had a family BBQ
It was all veggie but not all T2 friendly. I skipped the kiddies' food of wholemeal rolls, garlic bread, corn cob, carrot sticks and tequila flavoured beer.
I had quorn peppered steak, cauldron sausages, veggie burgers, huge mushroom stuffed with garlic butter, oregano and mozzarella, salad, Deb's salad dressing, olives, a few Doritos and red wine. First BBQ since diagnosis and it was great.
and I spy a moustachio- ed face on that plate.
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Not done this for a while so here goes - I'm celebrating the bounty of my garden
Breakfast - homemade low carb raspberry muffin
Lunch - homemade courgette and manchego cheese tortilla with salad
Dinner - cooked up a load of veggies out of my garden ( yellow courgettes, cavalo nero, yellow tomatoes, runner beans, purple French beans,purple kale, yellow patty pan, basil & flat leaf parsley) with some coconut oil, red onion, garlic and balsamic vinegar then mixed it into low carb (Konjac) spaghetti
Snacks - another muffin,15g 90% dark chocolate, 100g natural yogurt with a handful of raspberries
1178 cals & 42g carbs
Feeling very virtuous today!
Breakfast - homemade low carb raspberry muffin
Lunch - homemade courgette and manchego cheese tortilla with salad
Dinner - cooked up a load of veggies out of my garden ( yellow courgettes, cavalo nero, yellow tomatoes, runner beans, purple French beans,purple kale, yellow patty pan, basil & flat leaf parsley) with some coconut oil, red onion, garlic and balsamic vinegar then mixed it into low carb (Konjac) spaghetti
Snacks - another muffin,15g 90% dark chocolate, 100g natural yogurt with a handful of raspberries
1178 cals & 42g carbs
Feeling very virtuous today!
suehatton
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Is everyone losing weight fast?? Anecdotally low carb is supposed to make the weight fall off but Im finding it slow especially as I have 5 stone to lose, I would have thought any change of eating would have the first 2 stone drop off then knuckle down for the last 3. I was just expecting more after reading all the Atkins stories online.
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