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  • That sounds fabulous! I love Gingerbread Lattes but have been avoiding Starbucks! Thanks for posting!
  • Oh yeah - advice-take everything a step at a time. My first piece of advice is to cut out ALL the sweets. Yup - go cold turkey-ice cream, brownies, cookies...just stop. You'd be amazed what a difference that'll make in your weight in one week. Once you've accomplished that, cut out ALL processed/prepackaged food. They are…
  • Welcome Jemma! I too had 2 kids in less than 2 years and I understand the "ouch" of that!!! It is hard to balance everything but MFP does work if you stick with it (there will be good days and bad days) and are honest with it. It will also be a work in progress as I've altered my eating habits several times over the last…
  • Fabulous ideas!!!
  • I've always loved my crock pot but now with 2 kids under 2 at my house, I love my crock pot even more. Thanks for sharing!!!!!
  • Found it: for the Alfredo Sauce 4 cups cottage cheese (low fat) 1/2 cup grated parmesan cheese (real stuff) 1-2 tbsp garlic powder (or to taste) 1/4 cup of milk (any kind) warm in pot on stove. Once cheese melts transfer to blender and blend till smooth The recipe is from The Gracious Pantry website. I haven't tried it yet…
  • I found a recipe a while back that used cottage cheese and parmesan cheese. Let me see if I can track it down for you.
  • I agree with MinnieInMaine whole heartedly! It's like cutting carbs out of your diet completely to lose weight. Can you maintain this for the long term (some can) however eventually you're gonna want a potato or rice! Don't deny yourself or you're gonna crave those things even more. However, if it is your goal to avoid…
  • I found the same thing yesterday. I have MFP set for 1lb/week and my caloric intake should be 1600. I can NEVER obtain that #. I've cleaned up by diet 100% and still cannot even come close to that # without putting something else through the roof (or giving up taste). My average caloric intake is 1200 which some say is too…
  • I've been told by several trainers that you should try to achieve you weight in protein consumption daily. For example, if you weight 180lbs you should aim for 180g of protein. I'm sure there are other school of thoughts out there but just thought I'd pass this info along. My DR protein is 60g but I eat a minimum of 100g…
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