Belvita

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  • candygibbons26
    candygibbons26 Posts: 138 Member
    Oh wow you lost a stone in two months that is great !!! Tell me you daily eating routine pleassseee!!!!!! Lol
  • lululapagaille
    lululapagaille Posts: 84 Member
    candygibbons26 wrote: »
    Is weetabix any good?
    I loooove weetabix. It definitely tastes better than it looks :) I have 2 with hot oat milk, a tiny bit of honey and a teaspoon of bee pollen for breakfast. Around 270 Cals. Keeps me full for a while.
  • kommodevaran
    kommodevaran Posts: 17,890 Member
    lululapagaille wrote: »
    candygibbons26 wrote: »
    Is weetabix any good?
    I loooove weetabix. It definitely tastes better than it looks :) I have 2 with hot oat milk, a tiny bit of honey and a teaspoon of bee pollen for breakfast. Around 270 Cals. Keeps me full for a while.

    Only slightly, and it does look like a bale of hay :D
    Okay, I grew up on the stuff and have fond memories of Weetabix. Want to try it again soon.
  • Francl27
    Francl27 Posts: 26,371 Member
    candygibbons26 wrote: »
    Is weetabix any good?

    Yes! I eat mine dry with Greek yogurt on top (fruit blended). Love it.
  • sunandmoons
    sunandmoons Posts: 415 Member
    fatdaduk wrote: »
    kommodevaran wrote: »
    This thread made me eat a cookie :p
    candygibbons26 wrote: »
    What do you normally enjoy for breakfast?

    I usually eat two rye crispbreads with spread (liver pate, cheese, smoked salmon etc), small glass of whole milk, a fruit and some raw vegetable (carrot, broccoli, cucumber etc).

    Mmmmmmm - Pate'!

    Such as the movie The war of the roses. Woof woof!!!!
  • PaulaWallaDingDong
    PaulaWallaDingDong Posts: 4,645 Member
    edited September 2015
    candygibbons26 wrote: »
    What do you normally enjoy for breakfast?
    You might want to try quoting people you're responding to, because it's not clear to whom you're asking this question.
    candygibbons26 wrote: »
    Oh no
    Not you again lol
    candygibbons26 wrote: »
    Guess wat guys just had my green tea yaaaaaaaaay hahahaha

    I don't understand any of this.
  • PinkPixiexox
    PinkPixiexox Posts: 4,142 Member
    I don't eat belvita purely because I can think of lower calorie choices that are far more filling, personally! :)

    I stick to granola mixed with natural yoghurt, or cereal and a banana, or sometimes something naughty like a plain scone and fruit. As long as you are fitting it into your calorie goal, you can eat whatever you like!
  • candygibbons26
    candygibbons26 Posts: 138 Member
    Thanks for the advice I had 2 weetabix and felt hungry still
  • mandarkio
    mandarkio Posts: 62 Member
    The honey and nut belvita with chocolate chips are AMAZING. So tasty. I usually have two with a muller light yoghurt for breakfast and save the other two for a snack or for the next day dependant on calories.

    My normal breakfast is two wheatabix with skimmed milk and a teaspoon of sweet freedom (fruit syrup which tastes like honey). This morning I was craving toast, though, so I had some granary toast and jam. High in calories, whoops!
  • candygibbons26
    candygibbons26 Posts: 138 Member
    I craved toast toast aswell but instead I jumped in my exercise bike drank sum water and no longer fancied it lol I love my weetabix for breakfast
  • GillianLF
    GillianLF Posts: 410 Member
    I don't really eat them for breakfast but got the Cranberry ones in the last few days and they're handy when in a hurry or as a snack.
  • maryade
    maryade Posts: 3 Member
    I do sometimes, but my partner likes them. I tend to get the chocolate ones as they have the most fibre (not by much but it adds up). Those yogurt ones are nice though: I had one yesterday.

    Refrigerator porridge might be something to try, as it has quite a different texture to normal. Put some porridge oats (about 30g) in a bowl/container, up to 50g of yogurt (ideally a high protein Greek), spend fruit, and about 75-100ml of milk and any sweetener you may want and leave to soak in the fridge overnight. Some linseed or chia seed can be added to along with nuts. A bit like a Scottish cranachan.
    Or normal porridge with a spoon of natural peanut butter (kelkin or meridian), is very nice too.
  • kuroshii
    kuroshii Posts: 168 Member
    I've tried them but they don't keep me full till lunchtime by themselves. Add a bit of yogurt and fruit, however...now that's the ticket!
  • stefankruithof
    stefankruithof Posts: 18 Member
    edited October 2015
    I sure do! Here they are as part of a delicious meal:

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    Totals for this meal are 630 kcal, 32g protein, 4g fibre.
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