Still a hell of a lot of sugar and salt. I make my own soup. Lentil soup is quick and easy and, although lentils have carbs, they are slow releasing. We just boil lentils and put some black pepper and lemon juice in. As an alternative to cuppa soup (again very high in salt) I zap a leek in my mini shredder and boil it up in half a Kalo low salt chicken stock cube and water, once again with a sprinkling of black pepper. It's not bad.Hmm ... just had a can of Heinz 'Reduced Sugar and Salt' Cream of Tomato soup for the first time and think I prefer it to the normal version.
Normal version is 204 calories, 8.6 fat, 27.2 carbs (19.4 sugar) 2.6 fibre, 3.4 protein and 2.2 salt as opposed to 136 calories, 3.6 fat, 21.8 carbs (13.4 sugar), 2.4 fibre, 3.2 protein and 1.6 salt for the reduced sugar and salt version.
I do like soup
Still a hell of a lot of sugar and salt. I make my own soup. Lentil soup is quick and easy and, although lentils have carbs, they are slow releasing. We just boil lentils and put some black pepper and lemon juice in. As an alternative to cuppa soup (again very high in salt) I zap a leek in my mini shredder and boil it up in half a Kalo low salt chicken stock cube and water, once again with a sprinkling of black pepper. It's not bad.
I know what you mean, but the 2 soups I mentioned are really quick and easy, honestly. The lentil soup is just to chuck them in the pan with the water. For the leek one, or any other safe vegetable one, I really would recommend a mini chopper. I got a Russel Hobbs one (only because it's cream and matches my toaster and kettle!) in Argos for £14.99. I am not a gadget person at all, but I wouldn't be without it. It saves me so much time. I just cut or break stuff into chunks and zap it for 15 - 30 seconds. The "leek soup" takes literally about 2 minutes to make and about 10 minutes to cook, so not a lot longer than warming up a tin and a lot healthier. I make everything from scratch and this little machine makes everything so much quicker to prepare. I can zap a pan full of courgettes, carrots, leeks, onions and celery as the base for a curry or bolognaise in minutes. It was all the chopping that used to put me off, much as I love cooking.I should make more stuff myself, but it's finding the time.
Blood sugar before eating it was 6.3, two hours later it's 6.2 with a 6 unit injection of Novorapid.
I know what you mean, but the 2 soups I mentioned are really quick and easy, honestly. The lentil soup is just to chuck them in the pan with the water. For the leek one, or any other safe vegetable one, I really would recommend a mini chopper. I got a Russel Hobbs one (only because it's cream and matches my toaster and kettle!) in Argos for £14.99. I am not a gadget person at all, but I wouldn't be without it. It saves me so much time. I just cut or break stuff into chunks and zap it for 15 - 30 seconds. The "leek soup" takes literally about 2 minutes to make and about 10 minutes to cook, so not a lot longer than warming up a tin and a lot healthier. I make everything from scratch and this little machine makes everything so much quicker to prepare. I can zap a pan full of courgettes, carrots, leeks, onions and celery as the base for a curry or bolognaise in minutes. It was all the chopping that used to put me off, much as I love cooking.
You eat very well. I always like the sound of your meals.B: Stuffed Mushroom with leek and Wensleydale cheese:
L: Lobster bisque
D: Beef goulash
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