I just replied to your other thread about breakfasts. You don't have to have breakfast if you don't want it. Some people just don't like eating too early.B: Nothing at all yet, trying to find something I can have for breakfast. - with no carbs.
Hi debrasue I eat them they don't spike me.Why "eek, blueberries" ? Are they not good?
Hi debrasue going to try your cheese muffins sounds delicious how long do you bake yours?B: Scrambled eggs
L; 50g chicken &salad, raspberries & cream (Ohhhh - they were sooooooo good!)
D: Steak, mushrooms, tomatoes, broccoli, cauliflower cheese muffins (mashed cauliflower, grated cheddar & parmesan, egg, baked in muffin tins. 110 cals 1.7g carbs each)
1428 cals, 39.9g carbs
Tested at fasting, before and 2 hours after each meal today and got 5s across the board. Very chuffed.
170oC for about 30 minutes. (It sounds a long time, but I find they don't come out of the muffin tins very easily if you bake them for less time. Oh, and this is for a fan oven. If yours isn't fan-assisted, they may take a little longer.)Hi debrasue going to try your cheese muffins sounds delicious how long do you bake yours?
But I want it - I want IT!!! Oh well, at least the coffee is keeping most of the pangs at bay.I just replied to your other thread about breakfasts. You don't have to have breakfast if you don't want it. Some people just don't like eating too early.
I'm packing a bag and coming over! Your menu sounds delicious!!!Day 7 of Week 1 of 800 Calories Week Blood Sugar Diet - FBG: 5.3
Weight loss: 9lbs! This isn't as good as it sounds though - it does include the 5lbs I temporarily put on while I was on holiay.
Breakfast: Asda Greek yoghurt with a teaspoon of Monin hazelnut sugar free syrup (nowhere near as nice as the Lidl Turkish)
Work Lunch: Two boiled eggs and three slices of ham
Dinner: Wild Venison, roast celeriac, broccoli and asparagus plus some red wine gravy/sauce I made with the venison drippings (what there were of them)
Supper: Moser Roth chocolate from Aldi
B: 2 fried eggs on 2 thin slices of almond bread
L: Half a tin of pink salmon, celery, cucumber, salad leaves, Greek yoghurt and Monin sugar-free Caramel syrup
D (will be): Roast chicken, broccoli, cabbage, cauliflower cheese muffin, and more cauliflower! Raspberries & cream
Struggling with it a bit today - readings are all in the 6s but I am fighting a sugar craving (hence the Monin syrup) and feeling really hungry for some reason.
Sticking with it, though!
Oh, thank you @Brunneria - those are some GOOOOOD strategies! The kettle's boiling already for the cream of chicken soup and the hot chocolate will be for bedtime!When you get carb/sugar cravings, you need to BURY them.
If you don't, then sooner or later they will get you!
lol.
My best foods for killing the cravings are these:
Cubes of full fat cheese
A stock cube in a mug of boiling water with a dash of double cream (instant cream of chicken soup)
Coffee with cream
A Full English Fry Up
A LC roast dinner (no mash, yorkies or roasties)
Berries and cream
A low carb hot choc drink (recipe below)
The goal is for your body to feel so full, and so satisfied, mainly because of the protein and fat in what you have eaten, that it smothers those silly scritchy little niggly cravings. Bury them under proper food, in decent portions, with good rich satisfying cream, butter, protein and stuff you enjoy. Don't stint on the portions.
It is much better to eat a few extra gorgeously satisfying low carb calories than to fall off the low carb wagon and have to claw your way back onto it in a day, a week or a month...
Low Carb Hot Choc
Boil kettle.
Add a heaped teasp of good quality cocoa powder to a big mug
Add 1.5 ish heaped teasp of sugar substitute to mug
Make the powders into a paste with a dribble of water (get rid of the lumps)
Add boiling water and stir until smooth
Top up with double cream.
Add caramel, lemon, orange or mint essences, if desired
Enjoy
All quantities adjustable
B: 3 x tbsp. Greek yoghurt with linseed mix, 1x tbsp. oat flakes (as per making porridge), handful each of blueberries and raspberries and four (count them) sultanas. Each tiny burst of sweetness is an unexpected surprise.
L: 1/3 small tub hummus mixed with Sainsbury's 4-bean salad
D: Grilled pork chop, carrots, shredded cabbage, courgette slices fried in olive oil with garlic, gravy. Apple (remainder of the Canasta tribe went 70s retro, with butterscotch Angel Delight, banana and grated chocolate on top). Small piece of Moser Roth dark chocolate.
Could anyone give me a rough idea of the carb/calorie count of that lot (excluding the Angel Delight etc that I didn't have)?
We use cookies and similar technologies for the following purposes:
Do you accept cookies and these technologies?
We use cookies and similar technologies for the following purposes:
Do you accept cookies and these technologies?