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I want lasanga sooo bad...say no!
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...moment on the lips, eternity on the hips....
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what's wrong with lasagna?
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I have had yogurt, kashi cereal, fibre 1 bar, apple, orange, and tonight its egg whites for supper
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No wonder you want lasagna!
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Yes, however, eating lasanga the last 2 weeks wouldn't have let me drop almost 10 pounds.
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I'll bet you could make an absolutely delicious vegetarian lasagna with low-fat ricotta cheese and fresh herbs. Might be worth looking into.
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Eww, why would you want that cheese-filled, carb-alicious, meat-astic, tomato-y catastrophe?!
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No!!!!!!
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I will refrain. I'll sit in a 3 hour bath just to keep my mind off of it. I'll be happy I did when I wake up in the morning and see my scale down.
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Quote:
Originally Posted by
freelancemomma
I'll bet you could make an absolutely delicious vegetarian lasagna with low-fat ricotta cheese and fresh herbs. Might be worth looking into.
Uh huh! ( nods head vigorously!!)
I have experimented and tried so many new spins on old classics, and most of them were as good, if not better than how I used to cook!
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I withheld and so glad I did...down .9
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Nice success story, natalie!
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Uh huh! ( nods head vigorously!!)
I agree!
If you want lasagna, find a way to have it so that it fits into your plan. Below are some links to healthy lasagna recipes. If you're counting calories, any below would work. If you're counting carbs, you can use zucchini, eggplant, squash, etc sliced thin as your noodles. If you have a portion control issue, make lasagna roll-ups and freeze the rest.
From Skinnytaste
From Cooking Light
From Eating Well
From Eat Better America
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It's my certain type of lasanga. I told myself I can have it on my birthday. That's only 12 days away...until they **** NO
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