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Onwards And Downwards Continues In April 2015
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Hello all,
Welcome to this month's Onwards & Downwards. We welcome anyone serious about losing weight and we offer support and kind thoughts - not magic fixes, just sensible help.
Easter is almost upon us and while the kiddies may enjoy gorging on the chocolate it is not ideal so how about some healthy but yummy alternative treats instead?
how about some tasty oaty biscuits:
http:// www.kid spot.co m.au/be st-reci pes/Bab y+3/Oat y-crisp -biscui ts-reci pe+3185 .htm
These have honey as a sweetener and no sugar!
Chocolate covered strawberries or other fruit is also a good way to reduce the sugar especailly if you use good quality dark chocolate, or you could use a yoghurt or creme freche dip instead.
This is making me hungry and I might do the yoghurt fruit dip with some chopped bananas, peaches or even dried apricots (although these do have a sugar coating I think).
It can be difficult if you are around your kids or grandchildren but these are a great start :-)
Don't forget your weekly weigh on Wednesday and remember we don't judge!
Here is last months thread
Welcome to this month's Onwards & Downwards. We welcome anyone serious about losing weight and we offer support and kind thoughts - not magic fixes, just sensible help.
Easter is almost upon us and while the kiddies may enjoy gorging on the chocolate it is not ideal so how about some healthy but yummy alternative treats instead?
how about some tasty oaty biscuits:
http://
These have honey as a sweetener and no sugar!
Chocolate covered strawberries or other fruit is also a good way to reduce the sugar especailly if you use good quality dark chocolate, or you could use a yoghurt or creme freche dip instead.
This is making me hungry and I might do the yoghurt fruit dip with some chopped bananas, peaches or even dried apricots (although these do have a sugar coating I think).
It can be difficult if you are around your kids or grandchildren but these are a great start :-)
Don't forget your weekly weigh on Wednesday and remember we don't judge!
Here is last months thread
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Good news re your weight loss, xstitcher, but not the way you've recently achieved it...hope you're soon back to normal.
No change for me this week, after a long weekend of porridge and poached chicken! Back to carb basics now for my final push to lose a couple of kilos, though with my BMI down to 22 from an almost-obese 30, I'm in no hurry as I'm enjoying myself.
No change for me this week, after a long weekend of porridge and poached chicken! Back to carb basics now for my final push to lose a couple of kilos, though with my BMI down to 22 from an almost-obese 30, I'm in no hurry as I'm enjoying myself.
Hi everyone, good news all round as I am a half pound down this week. I have been eating plenty of salads (sorry OG I'll try not to swear again in this post!) and am filling up with lovely brocolli spears and kale picked from the garden. I'm still struggling with my sweet tooth and as it was so warm and sunny, I gave in to some icecream today. So I slapped wrist and trotted off to the farm shop to buy oranges!
This week's tip. To help with portion control, use smaller dinner plates.
(Remembering back to meal times at my grandma's and the plates were much smaller in those days.)
This week's tip. To help with portion control, use smaller dinner plates.
(Remembering back to meal times at my grandma's and the plates were much smaller in those days.)