6/14
2 small pieces lasagne, the last of it.
mug of double-strength instant coffee over ice
1/2 liter water
(picnic for Citizen's Police Academy)
1/8 cup pasta salad w/whole wheat noodles, pepperoni, tomatoes, mozzarella, black olives, cucumber
1/8 cup tortellini pasta salad
1/8 cup shrimp/rice/mayo salad, very VERY good
cheeseburger, no bun
mushrooms, broccoli
1 tsp dill dip
grapes, honeydew
1 slice watermelon
1/2 small square malted milk brownies
1/2 small square walnut brownies
^^this equals a very small brownie I am pleased w/myself that I didn't eat a whole pan
1 can sierra mist free
1/2 liter water
June 15, 2005
Breakfast: 1 cup Cracklin' Oat Bran (sounds aweful, tastes great although it has 200 calories per serving, 240 calories with skim milk), topped with 1 sliced banana and 1/2 cup vanilla soymilk
Lunch: Turkey and low-fat pepperjack cheese sandwich on whole wheat with 1/2 baked potato topped with 1/2 cup broccoli and a mixture of pepperjack and chedder cheese, 1/2 cup Baked Cheetos
Snacks: 4 'smores (note to self: STOP buying ingredients for 'smores!), 1-one oz. serving (150 calories) "Pepperidge Farm Whims Crispy Waves chocolate chip cookies"
Dinner: 1 turkey hot dog on bun, 1 brat on bun (both with ketchup), 1/2 baked potato topped with 1/2 cup broccoli and a mixture of pepperjack and chedder cheese
Beverages: 80 oz water, 10 oz vanilla soy milk, 8 oz diet soda
I guess its time to stroke your ego, so I'll say I'm very proud of you, SAPF, for not eating the whole pan of brownies!
I'll probably have the Americans jumping all over me (as usual) saying "You don't know what a 'smore is??" Well, I don't, so someone tell me 'smore about them.
Points
Breakfast
3 - 1c Kashi Go Lean cereal
1 - 1/2c 1% milk
1 - Astro fat free sugar free raspberry yogurt
Lunch
6 - beans & rice (with salsa)
1 - seedless grapes
Dinners
4 - salmon steak (grilled with lemon)
3 - grilled veggies (onions, red & green peppers & little olive oil)
0 - mixed greens with sliced mushrooms and chopped tomatoes
1 - light italian dressing
Snack 2 - small glass of white wine 22 total
Beverages: 1ltr. lime flavoured mineral water, 2 500ml bottles spring water, 2 cans low sodium club soda, 1 large mug of tea, 1 glass of wine
Exercise: 25 minute walk with dog in a.m., 2km walk with dog early evening.
ADVANCE WARNING: I am going to a special event tomorrow night and plan on having a piece of the strawberry shortcake I ordered (to serve 50!). Its just a cake and beverage thing, so I figure I can play around with my "points" to either fit it in or use a few flex points (got lots left and the week's almost over ... mmm, perhaps I'll have a glass of wine with my cake!)
Breakfast:
Cottage cheese
granola bar (the granola bars are two thin ones to serving, so I usually eat one in the morning with my coffee and one in the afternoon with some fruit before heading home, so I'm not ravenous when I get there)
Lunch:
baked fish
cooked summer squash and peppers
cooked carrots
1/2 cup of mac and cheese
Dinner:
chicken breast with spaghetti sauce
Mess o' Potatoes (thin sliced red potato, mushrooms, onion, tossed with a bit of olive oil, herbs, pepper, then covered and let to cook slowly)
Snacks throughout the day:
1 piece of coconut candy from a friend's wedding trip to the Virgin Islands
grapes
cherries
Drinks:
water
Calories:
1421
Exercise:
two flights down
SEVEN flights up
eight blocks walking
Oh Jill you are so sheltered. How do you get this far in life without having a smore. We will be having some over the 4th of july. I'm going to set up my tent in our friends back yard to camp out with there little boys. We are going to have a camp fire and the whole works. That will have to be a treat night for me.
Wednesday eats.
kashi w/ blueberries
2 Turkey wraps w/veggies
Bean soup
banana
Turkey sandwich w/veggies
banana
orange
apple
brocoli
pretzels
ice cream cone
2 Turkey wraps w/veggies
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Total Calories 1804
Total fat 37 grams
Total Water 160
Hey, Howie, its not as though my life has been that sheltered when it comes to things like Chubby Hubby ice cream and 'Smores, otherwise I wouldn't be here in the first place!
I wonder how many Americans know what Treacle Pudding is (a favourite from my childhood in England) or Nanaimo Bars and Butter Tarts (Canadian delights to die for) OKAY, ENOUGH WITH THE FOOD PORN
I think I'm obsessing about that piece of I'm having tonight
Okay, I just remembered another favourite dessert from my childhood ... I have a recipe if anyone wants it
Last edited by Jillegal; 06-16-2005 at 02:47 PM.
Reason: to add the "Spotted Dick"
Oh SAPF, you're incorrigible Next thing you'll be suggesting we eat Chubby Hubby with a little Spotted Dick. Thanks for the link, Sheila, henceforth I shall refer to that particular treat as "Spotted Richard"
Only 1/2hr until my piece of cake and I'm so giddy!! I've eaten very sparingly today and have 12 points left over...so if I have a glass of wine (2 points) that leaves me 10 points for cake, which will be a sizable chunk, right??
Hey, Howie, its not as though my life has been that sheltered when it comes to things like Chubby Hubby ice cream and 'Smores, otherwise I wouldn't be here in the first place!
'Smores are quite lovely and I am happy to report I have evaded their gooey lure today. When I do have one (or four!), I make them in the microwave although they are better when made with toasted marshmallows: top 1/2 graham cracker with one large marshmallow, microwave 10 seconds. Top immediately with 1/4 milk chocolate bar and the other half of the graham cracker. Eat=MMM! (The directions on the hershey's package say use 1/2 of the chocolate bar but that throws off the chocolate/marshmallow ratio IMHO. And besides my way lowers the calories and fat content-LOL)
CAUTION: more FOOD PORN AHEAD...Has anyone else heard of B&J's Chunky Monkey ice cream? never have cared for Chubby Hubby, but I love Chunky Monkey. (banana flavored ice cream with walnuts and chunks of chocolate mixed in-mmm but OH! the Calories OH! the Fat!!)
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Originally Posted by Jillegal
I wonder how many Americans know what Treacle Pudding is (a favourite from my childhood in England) or Nanaimo Bars and Butter Tarts (Canadian delights to die for)
OK, I give up, what is Treacle Pudding? I have heard about it before but have no clue what it is. As to the Nanaimo Bars and Butter Tarts, I have never heard of them please enlighten this American.