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Is anyone at the phase of trying to stay focused while trying to adapt recipes so you don't get bored and cheat. Easy said than done any ideas for staying on track.
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738 kcal
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Fat: 22.45g | Prot: 26.58g | Carbs: 97.10g.
Breakfast: Muller Light Greek Style Coconut with A Hint of Vanilla Yogurt, Asda Porridge Oats, PG tips Tea with Semi-Skimmed Milk & 1 Sugar. Lunch: PG tips Tea with Semi-Skimmed Milk & 1 Sugar, Ryvita Sesame Crispbread, Asda Extra Mature British Cheddar. Dinner: Old El Paso Fajitas. more...
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I try to do two things: buy something new when I go food shopping that I've not tried before or haven't had for ages and the other thing is looking for low fat quick recepies in books or on tv food websites. This app has recepies too. stay focused you'll get there and don't beat yourself up if you stray once in a while.
22 Aug 18 by member: Sue dude
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I find that looking for healthy vegetarian recipes is a good way of keeping things interesting.. especially Indian or Moroccan inspired. Lots of flavour and often incorporating chickpeas, lentils etc which are super healthy. They make great stand alone meals or can be used as side dishes for the usual meat or fish. Also, There are some great recipes in Mimi Spencer’s fast day recipe book as well.. very tasty and all calorie counted so super easy to fit into a calorie counted diet
22 Aug 18 by member: 40tjt
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Thanks guys for you're support will give you're ideas a try and soldier on.
22 Aug 18 by member: san.d.g
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Keep your meals interesting, experiment with foods you haven’t tried before. As long as you stick to your calories you will be fine.
22 Aug 18 by member: Allen14
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