A Facebook group might be fun!

I've been doing okay with the clean eating, but there are improvements that could be made. I found some great recipes on Pinterest, so I'm trying those out this week.

A Facebook group would be nice it's nice to organize your groups that way and just go in to check them daily. I have not really started a clean eating lifestyle but this group reminds me to stay focused and it's definitely my plan for my future.

This week is a total loss, I'm completely off the rails. We've had visitors at our manufacturing site all this week and I've had to eat out every day for lunch and twice for dinner. Applebees, Buffalo Wild Wings, Chili's and Red Robin so far. In meetings or training all day and no time to eat my snacks (I didn't even bother to pack any today). Got a lot of catching up to do next week.

Side rant... It's a little surprising how much "good natured" ribbing and teasing I'm getting for trying to eat a healthy lunch or dinner at a restaurant with this visiting group of co-workers. I'm pretty thick skinned but dang... I order a salad instead of a double cheeseburger and suddenly it's like "what's with the chick food?" Evidently eating salads and substituting a fruit bowl for fries is going to put me into a testosterone deficit End of rant... sorry for the hijack.

Side rant... It's a little surprising how much "good natured" ribbing and teasing I'm getting for trying to eat a healthy lunch or dinner at a restaurant with this visiting group of co-workers. I'm pretty thick skinned but dang... I order a salad instead of a double cheeseburger and suddenly it's like "what's with the chick food?" Evidently eating salads and substituting a fruit bowl for fries is going to put me into a testosterone deficit End of rant... sorry for the hijack.

It doesn't get any better if you're a chick eating that food either, my coworkers continually comment on my lunch being "diet food", less good natured ribbing, more cats with claws. God forbid I turn down a donut in the morning. The food attitudes make me a little sad
I probably wouldn't join a facebook group for much the same reason, I like the relative anonymity of MFP without my 2nd cousin weighing in on why my "clean eating" is wrong

I'm happy to join a Facebook group, as I log in to FB at least once a day most days.

My week since Tuesday has been not so good: too many bicuits, too many purchsed meals including a McDonalds (when I fall off the wagon I do it with abandon). Anyhoo, this week will be better as I'm cooking my meals for the week today and, apart from a stock cube tinned tomatoes,oilve oil and some passata, every ingredient will be in its natural state.

I inadvertently gave up FB about six months ago, I was busy and got out of the habit, and don't want to resume the habit. Life does exist post FB! For that reason I won't join, but I think it's a good idea.

Would the sloppy joes be unclean because you are used to using manwhich or something like that? On processing, unless you can find ground turkey that are free range, you are getting a product which is raised in a rather brutal environment and is generally more than minimally processed. We have a turkey farmer near here who raises turkey organically and humanely, but if you have ever seen mass production turkey places you wouldn't eat it.

I'd be up for a facebook group.

I feel so blah today after yesterdays horrible choices. Basically all junk food (cookies, cider donut, ice cream) but it was a fun day out with my 4yr old nephew. Who told me that it was the best day ever and he didnt want to go home. Made it worth it but not eating like that again if I can help it. This week I am making sure to get back on track with meals already planned out

i would be interested in facebook group too if you managed to sort it, thanks