maglil55
Expert
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- Type of diabetes
- Type 2
- Treatment type
- Tablets (oral)
Here's a new sacrilege. Ever considered turnip dauphinoise?Can't object to nutmeg (although Granny might have ).
Here's a new sacrilege. Ever considered turnip dauphinoise?Can't object to nutmeg (although Granny might have ).
Often do a swede version , or a mix. Very tastyHere's a new sacrilege. Ever considered turnip dauphinoise?
I shall have to try the Waitrose ones! I am also a fan of the Lindt 90% I absolutely adore it! Wonderful treat now again and good to know it may be helping my heart!Evening all.
@DJC3 loving the doggy capers in the kitchen.
@Choosehappy I’m another. Waitrose 1 Cumberland sausage fan. 0.8g carb per 2 sausages and very tasty.
Ate an enormous lunch today. Starter - well it turned out to be the starter, began as the entire meal - of 2 small pork belly strips cut into pieces, coated in salt and chilli oil and air fried. Was still hungry so air fried some lamb ribs which had been rubbed with lemon pepper.
Have since had some extra thick double cream with 20g Lindt 90%. Thinking about something small for dinner but not sure what.
Hi Shelley what is dgf?Hi all another three small meals day:
Breakfast one chipolata one rasher bacon and egg with slice of LC hm bread toasted
Lunch one piece of lc toast with pate followed by DGF millionaires shortbread
Dinner slow cooked beef brisket with roast swede and cauliflower cheese and glass of red wine followed by DGF salted caramel brownie with extra thick cream.
Dgf is Deliciously Guilt Free, a UK company supplying low carb cakes.Hi Shelley what is dgf?
Here's a new sacrilege. Ever considered turnip dauphinoise?
I just can’t for the life of me seem to figure out hypos, I don’t go high anymore but I keep going too low! I’m seeing my nurse next week so we shall see what she says!Why not? If you can do celeriac dauphinoise, turnip should be quite acceptable. I take it the turnip you are referring to is swede, being Scottish. Don't see why it shouldn't work with any kind of turnip really. Do you think kohl rabi, as well perhaps?
Been right off the wagon today and took extra insulin to try to cope with it. It didn't really work - BG 19.7 just now. My own fault.
I have the 90% lindtt most days with peanut butter on top - yummy - usually with a cuppa - a good alternative to a biscuitI shall have to try the Waitrose ones! I am also a fan of the Lindt 90% I absolutely adore it! Wonderful treat now again and good to know it may be helping my heart!
I couldn't eat it at all! I don't know what it is with me but doing anything to nuts seems to change the taste to something that makes me physically sick. I first noticed it when someone put salted peanuts in front of me. Just the smell turns my stomach. It's crazy because I do like most nuts. I only want them though shell on and give me a nutcracker. I cannot stomach roasted nuts, butters, milk, salted anything.@maglil55 not necessarily "could" eat with a spoon.... just sayin' Did your vertigo resolve yet?
Miles behind. Note to self #853
Sunday bfast avocado, pecans, boiled eggs, nibble of Lindt 90%, flax crisps/dilute soymilk
Lunch en famille can of fancy tuna/olive oil, fancy vinegar, mustard and chopped tomato (they were going to chuck it!!); dill pickle spear, rest of the tomato
Stolen snack almond butter, 1 sq 90% Lindt
Cooked a HelloFresh for MrZF, snitched a spoon of smashed potatoes, a chunk of roasted carrot, and tasted the sauce which was pure salt. No more of their stock concentrate-- he also thought it highly over-salted.
Supper boiled egg, spinach/hm dressing, flax crisps/dilute soy
...... almond butter
Good night and good morning all!