Steph's OMAD Accountability Thread
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The tacos are for sure one of my favorite meals... So filling and so so yummy... A lil high in the cals but quite nutrition dense1
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Ok so - after "ruining" my first day of fasting, I was a good kid last night and stayed true to the fast. One more day/night to go (today/tonight) and then I'll break the fast tomorrow when I get home from work. SUPER EXCITED for that LOL. I also pushed my weigh in until tomorrow morning so I'm hoping this "96" hour fast will have really shaken things up and I'll show a good loss this week Stay tuned for that update tomorrow!1
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YOU GUYS! Ok so long story here...
First of all, 96 hour fast will be done at dinner tonight (YAY)...the first day I had some cocktails (just liquor so SUPER low carb and no protein but it probably still pulled me out of fasting state) but other than that I've been spot on.
ALERT the next part is girly sh** - be aware guys.
WAS SUPER BUMMED OUT - because I woke this morning to a full blown TOM. I'm on the 0 day BC so I shouldn't be having one right now but I went off of it for a while due to insurance issues and the first time I went on it, I did have some wonky TOMs the first cycle SO...theres that. The moral of that story is I woke up SUPER bloated and was really bummed out because I was sure I had put on "scale weight" due to the bloating....
DRUM ROLL PLEASE!
4.4 pounds this week!!!! WOOT WOOT!
Down to 190.2, which is 20.8 pounds to date!
Starting: 211 pounds
Week 1: -7.6 pounds (11 days) Weight: 203.4
Week 2: -6.4 pounds Weight: 197
Week 3: -2.0 pounds Weight: 195
Week 4: -0.4 pounds Weight: 194.6
Week 5: -4.4 pounds Weight: 190.2
BACK ON TRACK! Excited to eat today and laser focused!
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What a great week for you, that's awesome! Hope the bloated feeling goes away for you soon.0
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wsandy8512 wrote: »What a great week for you, that's awesome! Hope the bloated feeling goes away for you soon.
THANKS! I was SO thrilled with that number considering I'm probably 2-4 pounds "heavier" just from the icky bloating lmao1 -
@jvcinv did u end up trying the lettuce tacos this past weekend?0
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mistymeadows2005 wrote: »@jvcinv did u end up trying the lettuce tacos this past weekend?
Yes in fact I did. I forgot to mention it.
I used your suggestion regarding quinoa, and improvised from there. So I was pleased with the filling, the quinoa adds an interesting texture. Had way too many and was a bit stuffed, but that's another story. I'll do it again sometime. Thanks.0 -
mistymeadows2005 wrote: »@jvcinv did u end up trying the lettuce tacos this past weekend?
Yes in fact I did. I forgot to mention it.
I used your suggestion regarding quinoa, and improvised from there. So I was pleased with the filling, the quinoa adds an interesting texture. Had way too many and was a bit stuffed, but that's another story. I'll do it again sometime. Thanks.
YESSSSSSSSSSSSSSS I love the texture! That's my favorite part! Just out of curiosity's sake, what type of lettuce did you use for your wraps?0 -
mistymeadows2005 wrote: »YESSSSSSSSSSSSSSS I love the texture! That's my favorite part! Just out of curiosity's sake, what type of lettuce did you use for your wraps?
First night I used Boston lettuce, but it seemed too small and weak as a taco shell.
2nd night I used Romaine which allowed for a bigger taco and was sturdier.
What do you recommend?
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mistymeadows2005 wrote: »Week 5: -4.4 pounds Weight: 190.2
BACK ON TRACK! Excited to eat today and laser focused!
That is SO AWESOME!! I want to see 190 so bad... Congratulations!0 -
mistymeadows2005 wrote: »YESSSSSSSSSSSSSSS I love the texture! That's my favorite part! Just out of curiosity's sake, what type of lettuce did you use for your wraps?
First night I used Boston lettuce, but it seemed too small and weak as a taco shell.
2nd night I used Romaine which allowed for a bigger taco and was sturdier.
What do you recommend?
I usually use romaine for for that exact reason but even then I double up the leaves ( I like lettuce what can I say lol)... The new kind I tried was amazing though.. and it was sold as live lettuce which to me basically meant that it still had the roots attached? But it was really good I ate almost a whole head with that batch LOL0 -
mistymeadows2005 wrote: »Week 5: -4.4 pounds Weight: 190.2
BACK ON TRACK! Excited to eat today and laser focused!
That is SO AWESOME!! I want to see 190 so bad... Congratulations!
Thank you! You'll get there soon! I follow your thread and you're doing amazing... Weigh in tomorrow right?0 -
Today is weigh in - it's Friday here in Oz! Just need to get my *kitten* upstairs and undress! Waiting for it to warm up a bit (it's also winter here...) before I do that... Plus walking on the treadmill - maybe I'll lose the 2 extra pounds down to 190 by walking... HA!0
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MANNNNNNNNNNNN the breaking of this fast was EPIC - we decided to go to a local mexican restaurant that we've never been to before called Tio Gordo. IT WAS DELICIOUS.
We started with some chips with salsa and queso, which we split.
I followed up with:
1 shrimp taco, 1 pork street taco, 1 cheese enchilada with traditional sauce, and 1 chicken enchilada with creamy cilantro sauce, along with refried black beans and spanish rice. I'd LIKE to say I ate all that but there was no chance in hell LOL. I ate maybe 2/3 of it and I was so full I thought I might DIE. But it was nice balanced macros for the most part. I followed up about an hour and a half later with 1 cup of sugar free, low fat bunny tracks ice cream and some cocktails. I hit about 2250 cals or so, which I'm totally fine with as my fast-breaking refuel.
I'm STILL FULL like 14 hours later so I'm guessing tonight will be a light eating night. Stay tuned for more updates.
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Oh Yummy!!!1
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Great loss!! You convinced me. Mexican on Sunday!0
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That's my plan! We're going out to our favorite restaurant tomorrow but I am going to try your recipe for my meal on Tuesday. Do you measure the quinoa dry or cooked? I know it doesn't bulk up much, but it does some. Can't wait to try it!0
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Your meal looks so awesome, as is typical for you!0
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That's my plan! We're going out to our favorite restaurant tomorrow but I am going to try your recipe for my meal on Tuesday. Do you measure the quinoa dry or cooked? I know it doesn't bulk up much, but it does some. Can't wait to try it!
I cook the quinoa first so I just measure it 1:1 once the quinoa is pulled off the heat... I find if it's off a tiny bit it's no biggie lol... Thw mouthfeel is so good...even if I could eat whatever I wanted all the time I'd still make taco meat this way... Its so satisfying and yummy! Let me know how it turns out!
ON A SIDE NOTE... Use more taco seasoning then you think you'll need... The meat has flavor but the quinoa is pretty bland lol1 -
wsandy8512 wrote: »Your meal looks so awesome, as is typical for you!
Thanks dear! I had a fun pickle adventure this morning so I'll post pictures come Monday1 -
Happy Monday all! SO I had an interesting eating weekend for sure! I went over cals 3 out of 4 days but I'm ok with that because A: It's only 4 feeding days between fasting periods, which starts today and goes through weds night and B: I HAD A SUPER WEEKEND! I got to see my boyfriend who lives very far away and he stayed and visited with my parents for a while which was nice.
Saturday morning I went up to my local corner store to get some McClures pickles (BEST PICKLES EVER) and turns out the owner does her OWN pickles of all sorts! I got a bunch of fun pickled stuff! See above for picture
The other picture is my Friday night OMAD - good ole' BLT with an few eggs - wasn't that hungry so that was about all I had.
SO! Onto a 72 hour fast, so no more fun pictures until Thursday, but I'll update y'all on the weigh in Weds morning!
Have a super week, and I'll be catching up with y'alls posts throughout the day
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Mmmm... Pickles....0
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Easiest fridge pickle recipe:
1. Fill quart jar with sliced cucumbers
2. Add 1/2 cup of apple cider vinager
3. Add 3-tsp of salt.
4. Add whatever seasonings you want, I do 1-tbs of dill weed, some garlic, and a little bit of cayenne pepper.
The amount of juice doesn't even cover 1/4 of the cucumbers but the salt will suck the water out of the cucumbers and the jar will fill up with liquid to the level of the top of the cucumbers in about 4-hours. Just put in the fridge and shake and rotate right-side up to upside down a couple of times. Makes great pickles and takes about 3-minutes or less. Found that recipe on the internet a few months ago and we have been making them since.
Pickles are a staple of keto folks I've read. It has a lot of salt which low carbers need. I also like pickle juice (dill) which is about the only way I really like vinegar. Easy way to get some vinegar down.
I just happened to be eating some of our home-made pickles when I read this and am now drinking down the vinegary juice!2 -
Easiest fridge pickle recipe:
1. Fill quart jar with sliced cucumbers
2. Add 1/2 cup of apple cider vinager
3. Add 3-tsp of salt.
4. Add whatever seasonings you want, I do 1-tbs of dill weed, some garlic, and a little bit of cayenne pepper.
The amount of juice doesn't even cover 1/4 of the cucumbers but the salt will suck the water out of the cucumbers and the jar will fill up with liquid to the level of the top of the cucumbers in about 4-hours. Just put in the fridge and shake and rotate right-side up to upside down a couple of times. Makes great pickles and takes about 3-minutes or less. Found that recipe on the internet a few months ago and we have been making them since.
Pickles are a staple of keto folks I've read. It has a lot of salt which low carbers need. I also like pickle juice (dill) which is about the only way I really like vinegar. Easy way to get some vinegar down.
I just happened to be eating some of our home-made pickles when I read this and am now drinking down the vinegary juice!
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Easiest fridge pickle recipe:
1. Fill quart jar with sliced cucumbers
2. Add 1/2 cup of apple cider vinager
3. Add 3-tsp of salt.
4. Add whatever seasonings you want, I do 1-tbs of dill weed, some garlic, and a little bit of cayenne pepper.
The amount of juice doesn't even cover 1/4 of the cucumbers but the salt will suck the water out of the cucumbers and the jar will fill up with liquid to the level of the top of the cucumbers in about 4-hours. Just put in the fridge and shake and rotate right-side up to upside down a couple of times. Makes great pickles and takes about 3-minutes or less. Found that recipe on the internet a few months ago and we have been making them since.
Pickles are a staple of keto folks I've read. It has a lot of salt which low carbers need. I also like pickle juice (dill) which is about the only way I really like vinegar. Easy way to get some vinegar down.
I just happened to be eating some of our home-made pickles when I read this and am now drinking down the vinegary juice!
Sounds awesome! I am a pickle person to the MAX!!!! I have LOTS to get through right now but as soon as I need some more I'll try that recipe!0 -
Welp - weight stayed pretty much the same this week...not surprising...cocktails this weekend, and my TOM is hanging on for dear life *sigh*
Going to be super strict this week and see if I can get rid of this leftover water weight and drop a few pounds. I'd really like to get to 185-186 this week which is reasonable considering I'll probs drop 2-3 pounds just in water weight in the next few days.
Updated chart:
Starting: 211 pounds
Week 1: -7.6 pounds (11 days) Weight: 203.4
Week 2: -6.4 pounds Weight: 197
Week 3: -2.0 pounds Weight: 195
Week 4: -0.4 pounds Weight: 194.6
Week 5: -4.4 pounds Weight: 190.2
Week 6: -0.0 pounds Weight 190.2 (it was toggling between 190.2-190.4, so I gave it the benefit of the doubt)
Stay tuned for pictures of OMAD tonight!1 -
Easiest fridge pickle recipe:
1. Fill quart jar with sliced cucumbers
2. Add 1/2 cup of apple cider vinager
3. Add 3-tsp of salt.
4. Add whatever seasonings you want, I do 1-tbs of dill weed, some garlic, and a little bit of cayenne pepper.
The amount of juice doesn't even cover 1/4 of the cucumbers but the salt will suck the water out of the cucumbers and the jar will fill up with liquid to the level of the top of the cucumbers in about 4-hours. Just put in the fridge and shake and rotate right-side up to upside down a couple of times. Makes great pickles and takes about 3-minutes or less. Found that recipe on the internet a few months ago and we have been making them since.
Pickles are a staple of keto folks I've read. It has a lot of salt which low carbers need. I also like pickle juice (dill) which is about the only way I really like vinegar. Easy way to get some vinegar down.
I just happened to be eating some of our home-made pickles when I read this and am now drinking down the vinegary juice!
You can start eating them in about 2-hrs I would guess.1 -
That's still an awesome result if you average it all out!
Stupid (but fun!) cocktails - that's what I'm blaming my gain on - delicious Sangria (we just came back from Spain and are a bit obsessed with Sangria), beer and red wine while camping... I'll be super happy if I show no gain this week - so far I'm still above what I was last official weigh day and Friday (weigh day) is tomorrow here.0 -
mistymeadows2005 wrote: »
ON A SIDE NOTE... Use more taco seasoning then you think you'll need... The meat has flavor but the quinoa is pretty bland lol
It's really good!! That will become a staple for us. We had taco salads and it was great, thanks for the idea!0