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@Weird Science Off topic: That's a lovely font on that recipe.

My kids got Dominos delivered today to celebrate end of school year/good uni results. My head didn't want any, but I wasn't half drooling at the smell of it :arghh:

Breakfast: cheesy omelette

Lunch: Greek yogurt, strawberries and blueberries. Creamy decaf.

Dinner: onion bhajis and pakora sauce. Had to quickly make something stodgy and spicy to distract me from the pizza in the house :hungover:
 
Av - so proud of you not having the pizza! I wish I could say I was good today but after my gtt and consuming 75g sugar in one hit, I decided to have a carb day. It's given me a headache and tomorrow I am starting hardcore induction phase of Atkins. I will stay on it til my apparent metabolic disorder starts correcting itself :)


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Breakfast allbran and ss milk, 100g tinned pink salmon.

lunch: bacon, onion, broccoli, pepper and sweetcorn omelette.

Dinner: courgette spaghetti- yum yum :) with bolegnese.
 
Debmcgee said:
Av - so proud of you not having the pizza! I wish I could say I was good today but after my gtt and consuming 75g sugar in one hit, I decided to have a carb day. It's given me a headache and tomorrow I am starting hardcore induction phase of Atkins. I will stay on it til my apparent metabolic disorder starts correcting itself :)


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Well done on surviving the gtt. I had a couple of them when I was pregnant. Not fun. :(
 
HA3 said:
Breakfast allbran and ss milk, 100g tinned pink salmon.

lunch: bacon, onion, broccoli, pepper and sweetcorn omelette.

Dinner: courgette spaghetti- yum yum :) with bolegnese.
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Ooh courgette spaghetti! Good you enjoyed it. Full of vitamins and fibre unlike boring old blah pasta :D
 
Avocado Sevenfold said:
@Weird Science Off topic: That's a lovely font on that recipe.

Sorry can't help with the font as it's from a book, but can tell you that, grats on the pizza temptation, fast food does smell nice!!
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Bfast: 2 egg cheese omelette

Lunch: chicken in paprika salad

Dinner:stir fried beef & broccoli with dash of oyster and soy with garlic
New batch of nut balls made so tasty treats for next few days :)



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Avocado Sevenfold said:
Well done on surviving the gtt. I had a couple of them when I was pregnant. Not fun. :(
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It gave me a headache and I nearly missed the nurse calling me for second test as I was almost asleep!!


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Diagnosed prediabetic Easter 2014. Just left to get on with it, no guidance or help from GP. Every day I'm learning something new.
 
Brunch
Fried breakfast at caff: bacon, onions, mushrooms, black pud.

Dinner
Pub fish n chips at someone's party.
About 2/3 a large battered cod
Less than 2 chips
No birthday cake. None. Honestly.

Supper
I'm still hungry. I've got my eye on the sausages and coleslaw.

A Daim bar. Somehow justified because I'm fed up and cheesed off and grumpy? Silly Spiker.

Ah well tomorrow is a better day.
 
Brekkie: a small tin of pink salmon with a blob of cream cheese

Snack: Durian chips :hungry:

Lunch: soya mince curry with too much lemongrass

Dinner: stir fried med veg, chicken breast and vintage cheddar. No pud :eek:

Snack: 2 squares 70% cocoa choc.
 
Brunneria said:
Brekkie: a small tin of pink salmon with a blob of cream cheese

Snack: Durian chips :hungry:

Lunch: soya mince curry with too much lemongrass

Dinner: stir fried med veg, chicken breast and vintage cheddar. No pud :eek:

Snack: 2 squares 70% cocoa choc.
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What are durian crisps like? I had never heard of durian until the other day when someone on here said it was smelly.
 
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What are durian crisps like? I had never heard of durian until the other day when someone on here said it was smelly.
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I handed them round at work. Reactions varied. Everyone happily accepted a second crisp (to my dismay!). Someone described them as nutty. Someone else said they were like 'vegetable crisps'.

Me, I think they spike me less than potato. I find them lovely and crunchy, mild, and almost-sweet, but lovely with the hit of salt.

I would love to eat fresh durian. One day...
 
Brunneria said:
The only place I've found them was on eBay - they were sent from Malaysia!!!
Expensive, but as an annual treat, I consider it acceptable... :hungry:
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LOL I am on amazon now and can see they are not easy or cheap to get hold of. I will have them one day. Might have to ask Santa for them! I like trying new things :D
 
Brunneria said:
The only place I've found them was on eBay - they were sent from Malaysia!!!
Expensive, but as an annual treat, I consider it acceptable... :hungry:
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Most Asian supermarkets usually have them, I'm due at one on Saturday and I'll see if they have, if not I'll ask him how much to get one for reference.
Off to Thailand in July where I know it's definetely cheaper, I would offer to bring one back in my carry on but I'm sure the other passengers would moan about the pong!! :)


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I dread payday as the first Saturday is always straight to this shop where the wife spends a small fortune on food, it's got to be the import costs because all this stuff is literally pennies in Thailand. Enjoy your food!!


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