Dinner was supplemented with a microwave lc mug cake and 2 rum and sodasA night of strange dreams followed a stressful and carb packed day yesterday, so wasn't surprised to wake feeling rough, but hungry.
Tried making a chocolate porridge with almond milk, milled seeds, ground almonds and coconut flour. Was more like a slightly thickened custard than porridge, but hit the comfort eating spot.
L was 2 ready cooked chicken thighs.
Fought a mild migraine all day until I had an hours nap which worked.
@Goonergal you'll laugh, I fell asleep listening to the Angela Stanton clubhouse on migraines! It cured mine !!
D will be a repeat of last nights meatloaf but with cabbage instead of carrots
Thank you so much @Breathe. That was a comfort.Rosemary, I've been living this malarkey since 2013, and I can say with confidence there isn't one person around who has lived with this condition for a while who hasn't had a day they looked back on thinking, "what was I thinking?"
Whether the food was good, bad or indifferent,, it's one of those days we move on from. You absolutely haven't let anyone down.
Sometimes we have a lot to cope with, and I can appreciate you have a couple of biggies at the moment. Loss is so very hard. Yes, it gets easier with time, but that doesn't mean we don't miss the person a lot, and there are days when they will be forever in our thoughts. Just take those days as a sign of how much love you felt for them. That can never be a bad thing.
I hope your op goes well on Monday. Undoubtedly you'll be glad to get it over with.
You're doing extremely well. Don't let a bump in the road hinder your progress.
In the spirit of the thread, I had my usual breakfast and lunch options yesterday, with a delish tray back at dinner.
We usually have some chorizo in the tray bake. It adds flavour, and gives off a lovely oil to coat the veggies to keep them soft. We tried a Fuet yesterday in chorizo's stead. That wasn't to our taste at all. It was hard, didn't give off any flavour or oil and tasted decidedly sweet to me. The remainder is not in the fridge. It's in the bin, which for us is unusual. We're pretty decent on food waste.
It's Lidl's Spanish week this week, in this area, so we have restocked the decent chorizo extra - not the little sausage size, but the 3" diameter beasties.
low carb Atkins bars
That looks amazing!Photo is of my new improved cauliflower rice just about to go in oven I -
I had to cut a bar up into pieces with a knife as they set up hard in the fridge and could not bite through it, tasted ialright good chocolate a bit on the sweet side, nuts and crumble were crunchy. Most probably buy again when the price is right.They look nice, how did the taste test go
Hi how many carbs are in the coconut cappuccino and I always thought the pancakes were very high in carbs Is this nice I’ve never tired it before xxBreakfast: my usual low carb coconut ‘porridge’ with strawberries washed down with a black coffee
Late morning: black coffee and a phd bar.
Skipped lunch.
Mid afternoon: coffee shop coconut cappuccino and a carb killa bar.
Dinner Chinese take away: crispy duck, 3 small pancakes, a smidge of sauce and veggies followed by SF jelly and cream.
Coconut milk cappuccinos vary from one coffee shop to another, I always have the smallest size, they vary between 5 - 10g carbs so I only have them once a week if that. The pancakes with crispy duck are small and very thin, around 5g carbs each. The only way to see how your body copes with different foods is to test your blood sugars before and 2 hours after. My sugars were 4.3 before the Chinese and 5.1 2 hours later, so happy with thatHi how many carbs are in the coconut cappuccino and I always thought the pancakes were very high in carbs Is this nice I’ve never tired it before xx
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