BSummers321 Member

I'm from Britain!, Scotland to be exact :)

Cake like, I hardly noticed the oats, it's not chewy that's for sure. You could add some applesauce for a bit of moisture I guess. But I liked them fine. Think they'd taste with figs!

I really do miss chocolate, I was have a craving today and made some hot chocolate/cocoa, they one I use is 40 calories per cup. If you're in the U.S, Swiss miss does 25 calorie cocoa: http://www.hungry-girl.com/newsletters/raw/1459 Skinnytaste has some great chocolate recipes, this chocolate sorbet looks great:…

you need a raw food diet right? No cooking needed. Lots of recipes on youtube, like this Zucchini Pasta with Marinara Sauce: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eLi5657CSos&feature=related Not sure how filling it would be though.

My goal weight is 119. I don't know, that's the lowest I've prepared to go though. I'd love to hit that, I'll maintain for a while. Maybe I'll gain a pound of two, but as long as I'm healthy and not overweight, I'm fine with it.

When I was a kid, there are pictures of me when I was 6 or 7, thin as a stick. Of course, I was happy then. I started getting bullied at school, had depression and started comfort eating. I was overweight through my teenage years, obese at the end. Been overweight for as long as I can remember, I can't wait to lose the…

fat free minestrone soup: https://www.myfitnesspal.com/topics/show/603160-fat-free-minestrone-soup I love it. Love this Weight Watchers Cabbage soup, very low cal: http://kitchen-parade-veggieventure.blogspot.co.uk/2006/01/day-285-weight-watchers-zero-points and this is a great Indian style Lentil soup:…

wow you look great, congrats!

I've made Skinnytaste's PB + J yogurt a few times and I love it: http://www.skinnytaste.com/2012/08/pb-j-yogurt.html feels like I'm cheating on my diet! :P

fat free minestrone soup: https://www.myfitnesspal.com/topics/show/603160-fat-free-minestrone-soup I love it. and when I get sick of it: http://kitchen-parade-veggieventure.blogspot.co.uk/2006/01/day-285-weight-watchers-zero-points.html :)

Skinnytaste's Zucchini Enchiladas are amazing, had them for dinner tonight. Felt like I was cheating on my diet! http://www.skinnytaste.com/2011/03/cheesy-zucchini-enchiladas.html

Okra Curry is not only the bees knees, but head and toes too. Love the stuff. This Okra curry looks good: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JA7gIC6P0GA You can make okra and lamb, okra and potato or okra and chicken curry too and I bet it would be great in mixed veg curry!

I usually just use yoghurt, add some extras to flavour whatever I'm making, for instance I made some Apple Slaw a couple of days ago with fat free yoghurt, mustard and vinegar You can find extra light mayonnaise too if you need to use mayo, but the laughing cow tip is great. I make egg "mayo" sandwiches with laughing cow…

Hummus and carrots or bell pepper atm!

Yes dates are amazing, they're so sweet you feel like your eating chocolate. Bananas are great too, love adding it to my oatmeal/porridge. Low calorie hot chocolate/cocoa is great too. I would buy dark chocolate, but I'd probably end up eating the whole bar! :laugh:

soy milk, peanut butter.. actually I have had it before, but I eat it everyday now when before I had it about once or twice a year, so it's feels new and I'm def going to still have it when I'm off the diet! Peanut Butter and Jam sandwiches are new for me and they really are amazing, as is Peanut butter and Marmalade and…

I've actually been making something similar for dinner all week. Here is what I've been doing: Pre-heat the wrap in grill for a minute or 2 (turning half way through) to toast it/make it crispy. Warbuton's square wrap (159 calories each, but it still far less calories then a pizza base), with 100g (I would use half of that…

Wheat Biscuits (store brand weetabix!) with half a cup of milk, an apple, a crumpet with peanut butter and a cup of green tea!

Chapatis! So easy to make or you can buy them ready made from supermarkets. Good recipe here: http://www.mamtaskitchen.com/recipe_display.php?id=10101 (you don't need ghee, oil or butter to make them, just need flour and water and dry cook them on a pan!), they're great and you can always make a large batch of them and…

aiming for 129 just now, my ugw is around 119 :)

nuts, seeds, peanut butter, hummus. Calorie dense foods! Sometimes my snacks have more calories than my meals.

I like it. I usually buy it when it's on sale. Got a pack of the peppered steaks in the fridge, and I love the frozen burgers. Don't know about the mince, I think I prefer the real stuff. Asda's soya mince isn't bad though, made a nice chilli out of that.

I always reach for whatever is sweet/sugary which is usually biscuits/cookies in my house. I've stuffed myself with about a billion jaffa cakes during my emotional days and I don't buy them any more because even when I'm not binging I can't only ever eat one! :laugh: when I was a teenager I would eat a 6 pack of…

Like I've been in the rain...Lawd, the sweat.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9TuCn8xA6SI :tongue: yeah I love her!

I had a cup of green tea, with porridge - oats, apple and strawberry yummy!

My usual breakfast is: Porridge/Oatmeal - 40g oats 1/2 cup milk, 1/2 cup water + fruit, abut 4 minutes in the microwave (stir have way through) and fills me right up! When I get sick of it, I'll have Weetabix/wheat biscuit cereal, which is around 134 calories for two "biscuits" and Puffed Wheat cereal which is only 55…

Economic Left/Right: -5.75 Social Libertarian/Authoritarian: -5.64 From the UK :)

Gurl, I feel you. I binged last night, I cried and resorted to comfort eating. Started with a chocolate bar, then biscuits (Cookies) then unlimited Hummus and cheese sandwiches, I reached for the ramen, at 9pm but decided against it (that would have been another 500 calories). Probably ate 1000 calories over. I felt awful…

I tend to think in English, but sometimes I'll think in Punjabi (my mother tongue) and on occasion urdu/hindi, usually when something is really bothering me lol. I turn into my mother.