Ziggy2017
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- Type of diabetes
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Hi all. Not a vegetable in sight today.
Breakfast - none
Lunch - M&S Serrano ham and Manchego cheese rollitos and a bag of M&S pork crackling.
Dinner - kippers with butter followed by 5 hotel chocolat 100% buttons.
No such thing as a rubbish meal, I think we all get inspiration from what other people post and what may seem rubbish to you may be inspiring to someone elseAlthough I have been watching this thread, never felt comfortable posting as I feel my meals are rubbish/not inspiring!
But I have learnt lots from others on this thread (&forum). I have found I am now planning my meals and feel more comfortable experimenting with my food . So here goes my first ‘what I have eaten post.’
B- none
Lunch- Keto Fritta with spinach, raspberries and 2 tbs of cream
Snack- adonis brownie
Dinner- Cauliflower and Broccoli Cheese with a handful of spinach followed by 2 scoops of Oppo ice cream
A mug of decaf tea
I have scales that have a mls setting. 50mls = one scoop according to Oppo’s blurb
Funny you should say that! I just read a post on Oppo’s Facebook page from someone saying they’d be short changed as their 500ml tub only weighed 300 and something grams. This is Oppo’s reply “Don't worry you haven't been robbed! In a nutshell, creating ice cream involves aerating the contents so it's scoopable and the perfect texture. Therefore a ml scale isn't set up to weigh ice cream because of the different density to waterMy scales say exactly the same in g or ml for the Oppo. However neither of them match the contents of a tub - if I empty the contents of one of the small 100ml tubs into a bowl and weigh it is always around 68g/ml. I don’t get this discrepancy with anything else. Makes it very hard to be confident in measuring portions out of the larger tubs.
Funny you should say that! I just read a post on Oppo’s Facebook page from someone saying they’d be short changed as their 500ml tub only weighed 300 and something grams. This is Oppo’s reply “Don't worry you haven't been robbed! In a nutshell, creating ice cream involves aerating the contents so it's scoopable and the perfect texture. Therefore a ml scale isn't set up to weigh ice cream because of the different density to water”
Indeed, that’s messed up my carb counting!Interesting. So measuring out around 60ml gets you to a 100ml portion!
1g = 1ml so it doesn't matter which unit you use.My scales say exactly the same in g or ml for the Oppo. However neither of them match the contents of a tub - if I empty the contents of one of the small 100ml tubs into a bowl and weigh it is always around 68g/ml. I don’t get this discrepancy with anything else. Makes it very hard to be confident in measuring portions out of the larger tubs.
Oppo says it’s to do with the density. 1ml of water = 1g but ice cream is different here’s their explanation “ In a nutshell, creating ice cream involves aerating the contents so it's scoopable and the perfect texture. Therefore a ml scale isn't set up to weigh ice cream because of the different density to water1g = 1ml so it doesn't matter which unit you use.
Although I have been watching this thread, never felt comfortable posting as I feel my meals are rubbish/not inspiring!
But I have learnt lots from others on this thread (&forum). I have found I am now planning my meals and feel more comfortable experimenting with my food . So here goes my first ‘what I have eaten post.’
B- none
Lunch- Keto Fritta with spinach, raspberries and 2 tbs of cream
Snack- adonis brownie
Dinner- Cauliflower and Broccoli Cheese with a handful of spinach followed by 2 scoops of Oppo ice cream
A mug of decaf tea
Welcome to this thread CranberryIce. I don’t think your food looks rubbish at all - it’s very similar to what many of us have.
I’ve found a lot of inspiration and good simple food ideas here, I’m sure you will too. Keep posting.
Indeed, that’s messed up my carb counting!
I had a lot of carbs today, too, but I was wondering how the testing normally goes for you with porridge because for quite a while I was having on a doc's advice whole oatmeal with nuts, tiny bits of dried fruit and cream.
I basically had to give up babaganoush and hummus which I homemake as I cannot handle pita or even lavash andcannot stand these without bread. and I have had to adjust to plain yoghurt or kefir which I drink.
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