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By: fluffy_puppie
23/05/2009
9:56 am

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PS, a cheesburger at Macca's without the bun is only 150 cals. No wonder I was hungry when I got home. With bun, is 300 cals.

I ate half the bun but removed the cheese.

Not to shabby, really. I wouldn't eat them regularly of course but I guess if anyone is going to "cheat" and have fast food, a cheesburger isn't going to kill our efforts.

Cat

By: fluffy_puppie
23/05/2009
9:50 am

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Thanks Linda. Yes, I'm thinking that's what is happening also.

Cat

YESTERDAY
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B - 50g of brie for Breakfast and half a slice of sliced turkey
S - 1 tub of yoghurt
L - a bit of marinated pork (threw it out, tasted awful) and 3 sundried tomato rice crackers (those large ones)
S - The inside of a cheesburger at McDonald's, didn't eat the cheese, actually ate 1/2 the bun A.O.K. (was there with my friends and felt the pressure to eat!)
D - More brie, turkey, sundried tomato dip

And then went and played table tennis for 2 hours.

Cat

By: shadesailundies
23/05/2009
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Yesterday

2 slices of toast, with lite butter and vegemite, cup of coffee with skim milk and two sugars (yes naughty, i'm trying to lose the sugar)

brownes muesli yogurt (150ml?)

turkish bread, toasted with reduced fat vintage cheese, whole tomato, shaved ham (about 60g), salt n pepper

coffee, again skim milk and two sugars..but only drank half

mustard chicken, 1 cup serve including basmati rice.

1 scoop of light english toffee icecream and a light mars bar

Geeez, I ate more yesterday...think i'm hormonal..lol

Jen

By: lindaev
23/05/2009
8:11 am

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Hi Fluffy, yes I think that we get stuck in a rut with food and our body gets used to it. When you break out and eat a bit more it seems to jolt the body into losing again.

Linda

By: ruby4redshoes
22/05/2009
11:51 pm

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newbj, I posted a vegetable soup on the Recipe thread a couple of days ago - it is a WW point free version. Looks very similar to Losingit's. You can use that as a base and add any allowed veges from the Optifast stage.

Jan

By: fluffy_puppie
22/05/2009
11:13 pm

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Leeanne / Cuddles (or anyone who feels like giving input),

Anyone have a weird theory that having a day or two of eating fattening foods actually causes weight loss?? Stimulates the metabolism??

I've eaten brie for two days now. Plus also this full fat dip with sliced chicken breast. And I've droped 2 kg.

The other theory is that I was desiring the fatty foods because my body was dropping the weight??

Cat

By: losingitbigtime
22/05/2009
10:41 pm

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Newbj,

I must admit I don't really have a recipe, but last week I used:

4 large zucchini
1/2 cabbage
1/2 bunch celery
2 large tins diced tomatoes
onions - dunno, about 5 or 6
some stock cubes
water to cover

Cooked until veges were soft. Check for seasoning - add some salt/pepper if it needs it. Blitzed, kept most in the fridge, whatever would fit in the freezer. Probably will last me about 2 weeks or so, having approx 1.5 cups a day.

I toast half a m u f f in, and cut into croutons to stir into the soup.

Really . . . just use any of the veges that are allowed on Opti and make your own blend.

I'm going to make some chicken and corn soup in the next few days. LOVE my soup in winter.

Might make another batch of vege soup next week.

By: fatgirlslim@y7mail.com
22/05/2009
10:04 pm

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FILL PLEASE....

O jeez... today is NOT a typical food day... but here goes...

B - Half a crumpet with light philly and strawberry jam - cappuccino before breaky
S - Packet of red rock honey soy chicken chips...uhhhhh
L - Subway Chicken wrap with a bit of 1000 island - excess wrappy stuff ripped off and thrown away.
S - dry roasted nuts and a few choc coated raspberries, skinny milk iced latte
D - Korean bulgogi soup/stew with 1/4 cup-ish rice and kimchi
S - cappuccino, chocolate cookie...

I somehow don't think it's the end of today...

L x

By: newbj
22/05/2009
9:54 pm

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could i possibly have your recipe for veg soup?

By: losingitbigtime
22/05/2009
9:03 pm

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Just a suggestion for cooler weather: make some soup! I made a big pot of vege soup last week (all low-starch veges) and have been having that to fill me up. It's good for me, it's hot, and it doesn't do too much damage.

By: beezneez16
22/05/2009
8:53 pm

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Hi all yep the cold weather monster is here!
Breakfast- 1 egg scrambled
snack- 1 uncle toby's white choccy muesli bar
Lunch- 1/2 a chicken mayo and low fat multi-grain sandwich toasted
Snack Other half of sandwich + skinny flat white
dinner- 1 good cup of weight watchers chicken rissotto
decadent snack 1 mini almond magnum!!!
hmm 1426 calories ---- very naughty today.. Have to walk heaps tomorrow!!!

By: dingledop
22/05/2009
8:10 pm

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brekky: I never eat brekky (just not hungry)

Snack: 1 cuppa soup

lunch: 1 sushi salmon roll (ate it over about 2 hours though, kinda cheated)

Dinner: 1 tablespoon seafood salad, 1 tablespoon mashed potato, cuppa soup

Drinks: 1 hot chocolate, water

i do intend on snacking on chocolate tonight!


~ Lilly
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By: unzippin_da_fatsuit
22/05/2009
10:18 am

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Beez enjoyed the film!

B- poached egg and half a peice of burgen toast no butter

L- childrens tuna snack pot, ate it of thin sticks of celery de stringed and chewed very well (trying desperately to fill myself up ...the cold is making me hungry too)

S- 1 Kiwi fruit

D- 1/2 cup 0f chicken casserole, 2T sweet potato and 1/4 cup of lo carb veg.

Several cups of tea and coffee with a splash of skim... and heaps of water.


So flipping hungry its driving me nutty...

By: jen_sidog
22/05/2009
10:01 am

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Yes the cooler weather has had me looking for food too. But as I've spent the last 36 hrs in bed with a nasty ?virus, I've hardly eaten a thing.

I actually rang the nurse that works with my Dr yesterday morning as I was a bit worried. I woke up on Wed night coughing with reflux - first time ever. It felt like it took ages to clear my throat, but then went back to sleep. All day on Wed I had the feeling that I was full up to my throat, even though I was still able to eat a bit. Obviously I 'was' full up as I had the night reflux.

Woke up a few hours later cold and shivering and gathered together 3 doonas, a quilt, trackie daks and a thermal skivvy before I could get warm. I was having a rigor but at the time wasn't thinking straight I suppose. When I woke up a bit later of course I was hot as, and the brain clicked and I had a bit of a feel around for the thermometer. Couldn't find, so back to bed. Woke up in the am and found the thermometer, and was 38.9 deg which is a bit high.

I had no other symptoms apart from the fever, so my brain immediately went to infected port, aspiration pneumonia, hospital, operation and straight after that death! Can you tell I work in health?? The nurse said to see how I am and to go in today if I was still worried.

I had 0.25 ml fill early last week, and have been fine restriction wise up til this Wed. It feels fairly tight still, but I'm pretty sure the fill is ok. I think it must have been a coincidence that it was tight on Wed, then I ate too much, then had the reflux and the onset of some sort of bug within a few hours. My port is not sore or red or painful, so I have calmed down a bit now.

The silver lining?? Very close to 100kg on the scales....

By: colspot17
21/05/2009
7:47 pm

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Sounds good...going to Brisbane for the 3rd State of Origin so will get to Chinatown in the Valley and take a look...we always stock up on our asian stuff when we go down there......me for a fill too...bloody cool weather has made me huuuuuuungrrrrrryyyyy all the time at the moment........Col

By: fatgirlslim@y7mail.com
21/05/2009
7:42 pm

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Hi All...

Col... I buy my kimchi from the Korean Grocery store... even a lot of plain Asian grocery stores have it... make sure if you buy one, that the lid isn't all puffy. Pretty easy to make... I lived in Korea for a while and got hooked ;)

B- Cappuccino, Fruche w pepitas and sunflower seeds
L - Wholemeal tortilla with shortcut bacon, mayo, tomato and lettuce
S - Bellis fruit bar
D - 1/4 C rice with 1 apricot chicken drumstick, green beans

Might have a coffee again later - or some icecream... or both... lol

(someone needs her second fill)

L xx

By: mspurrfect_au
21/05/2009
7:22 pm

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Hi , hope your all doing well.

I am still reading this thread daily , just taking a break from posting for a bit.
hugs u lot , your awesome

purr

By: colspot17
21/05/2009
5:14 pm

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I saw a Maltesers add on tv last night and said to my wife I could kill a packet of them...just for something sweet.....anyhoo.... went to bed instead and dreamed of a giant Malteser.
Today Brekkie...3/4 cup muesli
coffee
Lunch......5 cruskits, cheese and tomato

Dinner tonight...chicken satay and a little fried rice.

Fat....how and/or where do you get the kimchi...I have always wanted to try it.....Col

By: beezneez16
21/05/2009
4:58 pm

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LOL Zippy but was the film good?

By: fatgirlslim@y7mail.com
21/05/2009
8:59 am

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Hey there...

B - 2 x Cappucinos - and a bite of hubby's cuppy cake :)
S - Fruche with berries
L - 100g diced chicken breast w 20g mashed avocado and red onion with lime juice - 4 x rye cruskits
S - 2 squares of Nestle Crunch
D - One BBQ lean beef sausage, 1 tbs homemade chutney, 1 tbs couscous, salad w potato, egg, baby spinach, sunflower seeds, pepitas and dressing
S - Freddo (yes... again...)

Ate about 1000 calories according to CalorieKing - burnt about 400 calories in the pool - this is fairly typical day for me - but after my big loss last week.. the scales are being just plain nasty!!!

L x

By: unzippin_da_fatsuit
21/05/2009
5:30 am

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Morning all.

B- My ususal poached egg...tried 2 only 1 fit

L- shredded chicken (bout half cup) on a plate with shredded salad and low fat mayo

D- matchbox size peice of t-bone ( out of the tender lil bit on the side) done medium well.... 1/2 a crumbed snag...could only eat 2/3rds of that....and some salad.

Went to the pictures and had 6 maltesers and half a mint patty... life is for living!

By: fluffy_puppie
20/05/2009
10:49 am

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Shadesail/Jen,

Yes, you are quite right. I know that the sleeve is step one of a proper bypass. The sleeve is more appealing as it doesn't involve shortening of the intestinal tract. Someone had asked about the amount of food you eat compared with your weight loss. On first glance it looks as though you eat more than us banders. Perhaps they don't realise that you have malapbsorption going on, so that you are only getting a portion of the calories. The bypass used to be most appealing to me because of that. I thought I could still eat the same junk but only absorb a little of the cals - stupid logic! I know that you aren't able to eat too much sugar due to possible dumping syndrome?? That certainly would be a positive for sweet addicts, like myself.

I don't toast the pita bread. It is in the freezer, and I zap it to defrost on high for 10 seconds. Although as of yesterday, I think I will stop doing that. I'm unsure if I have a tummy virus or whether the bread was stuck. I have had trouble swallowing ever since and my stomach "burned".

Only had fluids today so far.

Cat

By: fatgirlslim@y7mail.com
20/05/2009
8:39 am

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My Yesterday...

B - Cappuccino
S - Uncle Toby's Brown Sugar Cinnamon Oat sachet
L - Home made chicken salad and cruskits (75g finesly dieced chicken breast, tsp mayo, tsp dill pickle relish and a slice of red onion- aqueezed lemon on the last minute)
S - few gulps of juice before dinner
D - Korean Beef Bulgogi with a tbs ramen noodles, kimchi, cucumber kimchi, pickled radish slices
S - freddo... I neeeeed to stop buying freddo share packs!

L x

By: jen_sidog
20/05/2009
8:39 am

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I've been off the air for a few days - it feels like my brain has been turned off. All of a sudden I seem to have 'forgotten' that I have a band, and have been trying to eat all sorts of things that then came back up. Weird.

Today I feel a bit back to normal, and as there is a low pressure system hovering over the house it is wet and windy and a bit cool. Gives you that soup feeling. I'm going to have some pea and ham soup etc the next few days and get the volume of food back to the way it should be. It has been a very funny few days...

Jen

By: shadesailundies
19/05/2009
10:51 pm

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Fluff, I would highly recommend the sleeve to anyone wanting a review surgery as the bypass is quite a full on op. Your food diary sounds yum..mmm tzatziki...are you toasted the pita bread in the oven and dipping it?

There was a mention earlier about chowmein, I loved it when I had my band and I make it know about once a fortnight. I use half a cabbage, carrots, capsicum, brocolli, zuchini, rice noodles and mince. I use curry powder, soy sauce, crushed garlic and chicken stock to flavour. It's great way to get lots of veggies and if you use lean mince its a great meal and freezes well.

If anyones stuck for ideas theres some great recipes on the recipe thread.

Jen
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