It can be tough when others around you are having things you might usually have enjoyed, but, honestly, it gets easier, and as you start to see positive things for yourself, it reinforces how well you're doing.Yes at times not when my sons were eating stuff pie with puff pastry lol
I’m so popular hope someone bring the gin lol
Evening all.
Not long back from some great night walking. Running a series of errands - picking up a parcel from our old office (turned out to be a Libre sensor that had been sent to the wrong address in September. Two for the price of one as they also sent one to my flat; haircut and then home on the train.
TMAD. Lunch at cafe - 2 fried eggs, bacon and some grated cheese.
Dinner at my favourite wings place near the old office. Mix of lemon pepper and garlic Parmesan flavour. Got some free and now have enough for lunch tomorrow.
@DJC3 excellent news on the job. Sure you’ll do a fantastic job.
Hello all,
@DJC3 -- Congrats on the job offer. I am sure you have impressed them with your caring, your dedication, and your good work. You will be stellar running the new center.
@Sugarlisa -- In the beginning it's hard to watch others eat what you can no longer have. My husband used to eat by himself in a separate room so I wouldn't be tempted -- fortunately no longer necessary now. Btw, you are doing a really great jobs, your menus look perfect.
@Antje77 -- What is Beerenburg?
@shelley262 -- Potato fibers give the cauli mash (or the celeriac mash) a bit of a potatoish flavor, so this is in addition to improving the texture. The potato fibers I order have about 8g of carbs per 100g, but you only need very little of it in the mash. I use three tablespoons of potato fiber for a whole head of cauliflour (so an additional 2g of carbs altogether) and the mash usually lasts for around 5 days -- so in terms of carbs, it is really negligible.
Today ...
Breakfast: A double decaffeinated espresso with cream and erythritol. A DD keto roll, one half with h/m mayonnaise and roastbeef, the other half with mayonnaise and cheese. Two scrambled eggs.
Lunch: Nothing.
Late afternoon: (Really hungry after recording lectures all day) macadamia nuts, roquefort and Kaltbach cheese, turkey salami and cornichons. Red wine.
Dinner: Nothing.
Great idea @Sugarlisa . Wonder if my MrSlim would be so keen on chocolate biscuits if I made him eat them outside?Next time there going out in the garden lol
For today be happy to choose sensible. Which can also be delicious. Have you looked up low carb chocolate mug cakes?I had a bad day yesterday and binged on dark chocolate abit
But today will be a better day!
I will look these up thank you!For today be happy to choose sensible. Which can also be delicious. Have you looked up low carb chocolate mug cakes?
Ready in just a few minutes. Gives that chocolate hit without the guilt and for extra luxury serve with cream. Enjoy.
I had a bad day yesterday and binged on dark chocolate abit
But today will be a better day!
Beerenburg is very popular in the province of Fryslân, where I live, and also strongly associated with sailing. It's based on jenever, which is funnily the word which led to your gin!@Antje77 -- What is Beerenburg?
And everything is about 3 times the price you pay here!I must admit I looked up Beerenburg, which this site sells, but it also sells sooooooo much more: https://www.holland-at-home.com/en/
Beerenburg is very popular in the province of Fryslân, where I live, and also strongly associated with sailing. It's based on jenever, which is funnily the word which led to your gin!
Jenever is distilled from barley, rye and corn, and flavoured with juniper. To turn it into beerenburg herbs and spices are added, but exactly which ones is a secret. It has around 30% alcohol, no carbs
And everything is about 3 times the price you pay here!
On the other hand, if you really want to you could try a rookworst!
Sometimes buying something too expensive is very much worth the good memories that go along with it!Yes, I thought it was pricy, but for me there was a few reminders of my days living in Germany, and scuttling into The Netherlands some weekends.
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