Much to Mrs No6 ‘s disgust I’m posting this pic. She loves cooking so 10 minutes ago, having seen it on here I said ‘I must try chocolate mug cake’ then she arrives with this and a ‘sorry it’s a bit over cooked’ You can’t really argue with that, but the good news is it’s pretty tasty!View attachment 28523
No worries!!!
The only thing wrong with that is that you need a BIGGER MUG - that way it won't boil over next time.
Oh yeah. Voice of experience.
Even pre diabetes days I used to tell myself the dessert/cake/biscuits would not taste as good as they looked and usually that was the case. My problem was I could make very good desserts/cake etc having been trained from a young age by my grandma and Mum and they were impossible to resist (particularly trifle!).Easily done! Ive done the same and realised I’m not really enjoying what I’m eating. Happily most of that sort of thing is now too sweet for me so I find it easy to resist too.
I think you are doing extremely well, I really wish I’d known enough to change my ways when I was prediabetic.
I was about to reply to this yesterday when the entire forum went do lally! Never mind. Just before I read your post I'd come across a selection of kitchen disasters that made me smile - here's a couple. Not mine I hasten to add!Much to Mrs No6 ‘s disgust I’m posting this pic. She loves cooking so 10 minutes ago, having seen it on here I said ‘I must try chocolate mug cake’ then she arrives with this and a ‘sorry it’s a bit over cooked’ You can’t really argue with that, but the good news is it’s pretty tasty!View attachment 28523
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