Half a fibre hex for the oats - only because I ran out of oats so couldn't have more.
past of an oil hex or two swips for the seeds
or
147 calories.
I fully counted the chilli the day before, the rice was half a swip and the cheese was a calcium hex.
(because I can and why not?)
By the was, I didn't go to group this week as I had an important meeting thing elsewhere. So no weigh in but my own scales showed a loss.
This was breakfast. I added chopped mushrooms and some Italian herbs to the egg. Surprisingly filling for such low calories.
Swip free.
147 calories
I made something new for lunch - a sweet potato tortilla wrap thingy - I mean the wrap was made with sweet potato, not the filling.
I roasted some sweet potato, mashed a measured amount, mixed it with plain wholemeal flour into a dough, rolled it out and dry cooked it in a pan. It did cook a bit 'crispy' and maybe I need to cook it short and fast rather than longer and slower. Definitely something to make again because it was really delicious!
The filling was some shreds of chicken, lettuce, cucumber, tomato and some M&S lighter Caesar dressing. I really wasn't sure whether the dressing would go with the wrap but it did, it was fine!
One fibre hex for the flour and three swips for the dressing
or
466 calories
Dinner was an M&S fruity chicken curry. I enjoyed it but I don't think I will be getting it again.
It wasn't anything special.
Eight swips
or
512 calories
Summary:
One fibre hex (no calcium or oil hexes today)
Eleven swips
or
1125 calories - bit low, that. I felt I was eating much more. Maybe it will compensate for yesterday, just a little bit.






We're all only human, Joy, and all have our own ways of dealing with stress. It's fine, you know you can and do get back to healthy eating as soon as you can. Putting grated carrot and spice in your porridge is a genius idea, thanks for that xx
ReplyDeleteIt's easy to forget that carrots are naturally sweet - carrot cake is gorgeous, after all. :-)
DeleteI'm proper back on it now - I'm glad about that. xx