I'm with you on that one Chook. On my days off I have breakfast - usually yoghurt and seeds, or sometimes bacon and egg, then don't have anything else till dinner time.Is anybody else finding three meals a day a bit much?
Anyone else got any quick lunch ideas with minimum prep time involved?
Subway also do great salads when ur out & about, choose ur own mix of salad, then I have tuna mayo & cheese can never finish it!hummus (by the teaspoon)
mozzarrella blob and tomato
cheese and ham
If you make up a big crustless quiche, you can just have some for lunch or dinner. they freeze too (it is just like a normal quiche recipe, you just line the dish with ham instead of pastry)
9 bars
greek yog or coconut yog
coleslaw
stuffed peppers
Mr B goes into the M&S near his work and buys one of their salads. he says they are carb free but I have never even seen one.
If I need to take a packed lunch I chuck some salad leaves (from a bag) into a Tupperware box with something like a smoked mackerel filet and a spoonful of mayo. Or cook enough dinner to have left overs for lunch the following day.I'm with you on that one Chook. On my days off I have breakfast - usually yoghurt and seeds, or sometimes bacon and egg, then don't have anything else till dinner time.
When I'm working I'll have yoghurt and seeds, then for some reason come lunch time I'm STARVING, but then I get home and don't want much for dinner. I'm certainly noticing a big difference in my appetite. Not sure if its the higher fat content or my body is finally adjusting to a drastic reduction in carbs. Who knows eh?
On the lunch front - I've started looking at those ready made sandwich fillers in supermarket. Things like egg mayo, tuna crunch etc. I look for the ones with the least carbs, then chuck em in a bag with some celery and cucumber sticks and dunk away at lunch time.
I appreciate this is easy enough to do yourself, but i start work at 8am, finish at 6pm, get home at 7pm, then its dog walking, dinner cooking and tidying etc. ANYTHING that saves me time prepping for the next day is gooood.
Anyone else got any quick lunch ideas with minimum prep time involved?
The LIDL high protein roll, or Burgen/Livlife bread, preferably toasted with pate or terrine is quite easy. Pate and terrine does contain a lot of fat, but that is supposed to be ok for diabetics.Anyone else got any quick lunch ideas with minimum prep time involved?
what would be the highest amount of carbs you could have if you where going to have any but still be low carb?
Mr H thinks Maccies is carb free too.....they'll tel us anything!!!hummus (by the teaspoon)
mozzarrella blob and tomato
cheese and ham
If you make up a big crustless quiche, you can just have some for lunch or dinner. they freeze too (it is just like a normal quiche recipe, you just line the dish with ham instead of pastry)
9 bars
greek yog or coconut yog
coleslaw
stuffed peppers
Mr B goes into the M&S near his work and buys one of their salads. he says they are carb free but I have never even seen one.
B half lidl roll with butter & peanut butterMr H thinks Maccies is carb free too.....they'll tel us anything!!!