First day of needing to get seriously back on track. Almost forgotten how to do LCHF....hopefully this is somewhere closeNeed to seriously get back on track and shed some weight. Awaiting latest review results on the 18th May and not hopeful of good results after a bad few months
Breakfast ...2 eggs scrambled cooked in butter
Lunch.........Tin of salmon with baby spinach and mayo
Dinner........3 high meat content (90%) pork sausages, mushrooms cooked in butter with small tub of single cream and a little grated cheddar cheese and a heaped tspn of Philadelphia
Few raspberries with sugar free jelly
Snack....Small packet of pork scratchings
That soup sounds divine....I need to try thatI went adrift last night after the crisps - two squares of chocolate and then 1 1/2 Lidl rolls with butter. Amazed at 6.8 FBG
Back on track today
Cheese omelette with mushrooms
Mushroom soup (made with mushrooms cooked in butter, stock and a tub of Philly garlic and herbs)
Chicken drumsticks with broccoli, cauli and leeks with cream
That soup sounds divine....I need to try thatHow does it affect your BG ?
... an avocado mashed with grated cheddar cheese and fried in butter...
Only thing I could eat out of that is the chicken but I'm type II. I'd love to have beans on toast but way too many carbs for me.Am I the only type 1 diabetic who has just eaten like 7 Bourbon biscuits and had chicken and baked beans for dinner hahaneed to learn from you guys what to eat
So I had 2 squares of lindt 90 % when I was at 6.4 - now at 5.4. Is there some secret BG lowering something in Lindt Excellence?
Haha! I find that 2 squares of 70% Lindt raises my bg by less than 1 mmol/l for less than an hour.
So i will happily snaffle them whenever I like (within reason!)
On the other hand, 4 squares has a lot more than double the impact.
Weirdly I'm still dropping. Now at 5. That's the second time BG has dropped after eating Lindt although I agree I wouldn't eat more.Haha! I find that 2 squares of 70% Lindt raises my bg by less than 1 mmol/l for less than an hour.
So i will happily snaffle them whenever I like (within reason!)
On the other hand, 4 squares has a lot more than double the impact.
Have you been eating Lindt 90%?Today:
FBG was 7.3
Breakfast: Eggs, bacon, chipolatas, mushrooms, grilled tomatoes, half a spoonful of baked beans
First Lunch: As yesterday - huge cup of Costa decaff with two jugs of cream
Then went to Brigg garden centre to find something nice to go in the wall trough thingy by my back door. Just gently strolling arouns so I can't explain why I felt a bit wobbly on the drive home and then got quite a shock to find myself at 3.2 when I got home!!!! 3.2 - where did THAT come from.... so
Second lunch / snack: some defrosted Sainsbury frozen cherries (yum!) back up to 5.1 and feeling much better - I don't understand why I went so low as I've been a bit high all week and I had a huge breakfast.
Dinner: Lamb shanks slow cooked in red wine, shallots, dried mushrooms, garlic and herbs (good ol' slow cooker), roast parsnips (just a couple of bits), butter braised carrots, cauliflower, broccoli and a few broad beans
Wine.
Evening snack: possibly a few peanuts although I find they give me a high FBG the following morning.
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