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Nothing, because wiggle/crc/merlin/on-one can't manage the simple task of shipping snacks of the exact size and colour I want direct to me when my tummy tells them to. It's infuriating, I'm thinking of writing a letter of complaint to the internet.
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Binners - are you using pics from your phone as you eat your way through that little lot?
Bang to rights guv'nor 😀
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BURP!
~Yup dried fruit does have sugar in it, but nuts have high levels of fat in them, it's like anything in this life you can eat what you want in moderation, so small handfuls. 3/4 apricots, a small hand of pistachios, cashews, a chunk of dark chocolate etc. Never depriving yourself or anything and thus never craving anything but not over doing it too.
As for iDave's diet (I'm not knocking him or those doing it) but why would you want to? eat healthy, normally in moderation and exercise and you can do what you want.
Good luck TSY .. wasabi peas forgot about those ... mmm
Does this fit in the iDiet?
Looks rather spanky to me..
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forgot small handful of olives.mmmmmm
that kebab makes me want to vom just looking at it!
I've just been researching homemade energy bars.
Going to try and make some lentil and peanut butter ones tonight 😕
Ermmm, I did choose a particularly yuk piccie.. just for effect you understand.
Been many many years since I tasted one of those.
As for iDave's diet (I'm not knocking him or those doing it) but why would you want to?
Well in my case, because I'm one of the fat biffers it's specifically targeted at. That said, my wife's quite happy to be eating what I'm eating and finding it very tasty.
Does this fit in the iDiet?
As long as that's a gram flour flatbread it's wrapped in, then you're good to go 😆
eat healthy, normally in moderation and exercise and you can do what you want.
If that were true in all cases then iDave would have had no takers.. I reckon 80% of the people on it have been eating normally in moderation and exercising for years, and still have an extra 10kg.
Pretty much any/everything....
I have one of these every hour or so to keep my energy up:
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f that were true in all cases then iDave would have had no takers.. I reckon 80% of the people on it have been eating normally in moderation and exercising for years, and still have an extra 10kg.
That's because 'normal' food is too much and 'normal' exercise is too little.
Hurrah! Yet another iDiet thread for chubbies to get their teeth into!
double post. tsk
Just now : toast n thick marmite.
Lush !
just eating cold roast beef and a few almonds.
keema peas and cauli rice for tea
spicy beans for lunch
scrambled eggs and toms for breakie
iam ifriendly................... 8)
I don't snack per se - I just eat a bit of what I've taken with me for the day whenever I feel peckish.
Working away from home as usual and picked up a Tesco shop to bring back to my caravan for the next few days consisting of:
2 packs of kiln baked salmon fillets (1 x sweet chilli & 1 x black pepper)
Seafood selection (prawns, mussels, squid)
Salt & pepper chicken
Barbequed chicken drumsticks (surprisingly low in calories, if not preservatives)
2 x pre-packed fruit sections - mango, kiwi, melon, grape etc
Cous cous & roasted veg
3 bean salad
Edamame bean salad
Roasted mushroom pasta
Go-Ahead yoghurt coated bars
Snack-a-Jack rice cakes
Alpen
8 x Crabbies Black
Jamesons Irish Whiskey
Douwe Egberts ground coffee
Eat similar to this most weeks, maintaining the loss in weight from 13.5st (and a previous 15.5st) and holding steady at just under 11.5st (6ft tall). Eat well in the morning, through to lunch and tail it off in the afternoon - don't eat much in the evening. Probably have between 1500 & 2000 Kcals per day (excluding booze) and have an active job.
Drink far too much alcohol, but apart from impending liver failure, it doesn't seem to affect my weight.
People clearly aren't eating in moderation and doing the necessary exercise otherwise they wouldn't be getting fat/over weight, clearly eating too many pies etc.