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RE the losing weight/getting fit thing

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By:
punterfleecer
When: 04 Jan 09 19:59
aww, i bought porridge the other day!

I start my dieting thing tomorrow
By:
.¸¸.·´¯`·.¸¸.·´¯`·.¸ ><((((º>
When: 04 Jan 09 20:03
well im hoping it is better than eating bacon butties , choclate and crisps,, got to be better for me surely, but i really want to lose some weight this month so maybe i shall cut down on it anyway if it isnt that good a dieting food
By:
Jayco
When: 04 Jan 09 20:06
i like porridge but sprinkle it with sugar or spoon treacle on it
By:
punterfleecer
When: 04 Jan 09 20:06
just checked

142 calories per 40gm serving

so say a 40gram serving, 100ml of milk and 1 teaspoon of sugar would equate to

142 porridge
47 milk
approx 45 for sugar totalling 234

thats not many calories for a breakfast
By:
.¸¸.·´¯`·.¸¸.·´¯`·.¸ ><((((º>
When: 04 Jan 09 20:08
how much is 40g,, ive just been bunging a load in a bowl
By:
punterfleecer
When: 04 Jan 09 20:08
dunno, i'd imagine 1 mugful
By:
Jayco
When: 04 Jan 09 20:10
coco pos are better
By:
Jayco
When: 04 Jan 09 20:11
pops
By:
punterfleecer
When: 04 Jan 09 20:13
ages ago I had some foreign cereal from a Netto, prolly German, it was like coco pops but with dark chocolate

I ate it and it made me sick

never again i'll have chocolate mixed with milk...yuk
By:
Ronaldinho's dentist
When: 04 Jan 09 23:01
porridge is great stuff, does wonders for your cholesterol as well. forget the sugar, get some fruit in it and low fat yogurt, rovers dangly bits
By:
sevenone
When: 05 Jan 09 10:47
sevenone 03 Jan 17:59
6 feet 2 standing up straight :D

12 stones 63 pounds

Who needs diets?


I do, apparently. Xmas excesses have put me up to just over 17 stones !!
By:
JOMO
When: 05 Jan 09 12:03
I've made some soup. Was meant to be leek and potato, but overdid the seasonings and as a result it's more garlic and coriander. Still a pretty decent home brew if I do say so myself. Haven't eaten anything yet today, so will have some soup and treat myself to a doorstep sandwich to go with it
By:
.¸¸.·´¯`·.¸¸.·´¯`·.¸ ><((((º>
When: 05 Jan 09 12:09
Had porridge for breakfast instead of normal bacon and sausage butty

Cup of slim a soup instead of about 3 choccie bars

and a big salad for lunch that had everything on it (probbaly not that great calorie wise with coleslaw etc) and that was instead of usual big sandwich and choccie bars/crisps as well

walked to work from train station ,, walking all way home as well

probably havnt lost a lb yet in 4 days
By:
superam
When: 05 Jan 09 13:07
Well done Jomo :)
By:
Banquo
When: 05 Jan 09 13:49
I've only had cereal today (Corn Flakes, semi-skimmed milk) and a sandwich for lunch, which unfortunately was white bread and it had some cheese on it. Dunno what I'll have for dinner yet, but it'll be something light to offset the carbohydrate nightmare so far.
By:
Ronaldinho's dentist
When: 05 Jan 09 14:01
85 press ups, 130 sit ups, 3 mile brisk walk later tonight. one slice of toast for brekkie, cous cous and stir fry for lunch...porridge tonight
By:
JOMO
When: 05 Jan 09 16:33
Have layed Ronaldinho telling the truf at 1.87

Any more than 7 press ups is not possible - FACT.
By:
sevenone
When: 05 Jan 09 18:34
He used both arms ino.
By:
Ronaldinho's dentist
When: 05 Jan 09 18:38
Hush your mouths the pair of you, done them all this morning, just back from a 45 min walk, freezing outside. didnt do the 85 press ups in one go mind, 35,30 & 20, did them all in 10 mins mind
By:
jakestevens
When: 05 Jan 09 18:47
how much is 40g,, ive just been bunging a load in a bowl

around a quarter of a cup and then about 1.25 cups of water! i use honey and a small amount of sugar then to make it palatable! keeps you going till lunchtime!

some people like to mash a banana into their porridge, but i found that i got very sickened of eating porridge aftre a few days, because of the banana in it! im gona buy a hand belnder and start blending different fruits for the porridge to see what that tastes like!

my other breakfasts consist of

two poached eggs with two slices of brown bread

or

an omelette, two eggs whisked (no milk), for filling usually chopped spinach or whatever mixed salad is in the fridge, chopped onions, sometimes sweetcorn or any veg you think might be nice and then i mix it all together with tomato puree. the tomato puree is the thing that makes it delicious to eat!
By:
Infamous
When: 05 Jan 09 18:48
you could just eat the banana seperately.
By:
jakestevens
When: 05 Jan 09 18:51
true true, but the aim of the banana is to make the porridge palatable! i can have a banana anytime of the day!
By:
Ronaldinho's dentist
When: 05 Jan 09 18:52
jake, if you can get them, frozen blackberries and raspberries are great, heat the porridge, then when its doen, mix the frozen fruit in, leave for a coupe of mins, and they have thawed out but there still cold but soft, gives a lovely sweet but tart flavour to the porridge, bit of yoghurt (vary the flavours) makes it even better imo. dried fruit like raising and apricots are good as well
By:
Infamous
When: 05 Jan 09 18:53
palatable? just eat it you bloody poofta.
By:
jakestevens
When: 05 Jan 09 19:01
infamous, why dont you stick a banana up your bum! doesnt matter what we say, youl still have some smart answer!
By:
Infamous
When: 05 Jan 09 19:03
well, by the time you've added honey, golden syrup, 100g of fruit, you might as well of had a fry up. ;) Eat the porridge, then eat the banana. job done.
By:
jakestevens
When: 05 Jan 09 19:06
lol, i only added the banana to the porridge as it was recommended to me! otherwise i dont want to eat a banana for breakfast!
By:
Infamous
When: 05 Jan 09 19:09
What I do with, is get those sachets that are already golden syrup flavoured, then add another scoop of normal porridge.
By:
jakestevens
When: 05 Jan 09 19:14
What I do with, is get those sachets that are already golden syrup flavoured, then add another scoop of normal porridge.

i didnt even know they existed, must keep an eye out for them!
By:
Ronaldinho's dentist
When: 05 Jan 09 19:15
oats so simple jake
By:
jakestevens
When: 05 Jan 09 19:17
anybody got any other ideas for a healthier brekkie?
By:
Infamous
When: 05 Jan 09 19:18
http://www.quakeroats.co.uk/ProdOatsoSyrup.aspx

for details.
By:
Ronaldinho's dentist
When: 05 Jan 09 19:35
Aldi sell rye bread, plain and a sunflower version, not everyones cup of tea but this is packed with fibre and is really filling
By:
jakestevens
When: 05 Jan 09 19:44
yeah, i love rye bread! must check out the aldi one! as far as i rem, theres 3 times as much fibre in rye comapared to wheat or something crazy like that!
By:
platinni
When: 05 Jan 09 19:58
atkins works lads

after 2 or 3 weeks move on to the low GI diet. rememeber excessive cardio is catabolic (breaks down muscle as well as fat), if you hate running i wouldnt bother and get some dumbells
By:
TEN2FOLLOWER
When: 05 Jan 09 20:05
Nimble wholemeal is good.
Similar cals to weight watchers but more filling.
By:
Ronaldinho's dentist
When: 06 Jan 09 13:34
110 press ups 40-35-35
150 sit ups

bit of dumbell work tonight, no walk, feeling better already
By:
Ancients of Mu Mu
When: 06 Jan 09 13:50
did 3 push up and my wrists felt like theywere gonna snap off!
By:
Ronaldinho's dentist
When: 06 Jan 09 13:51
yeah but you are 42 stone
By:
BESSY
When: 06 Jan 09 13:59
went to Jamies place (see tv advert) bought a bag of vegetables for £1, some stewing pork £2, cube of oxo (pennies), some lentils (59pence)

washed the vegetables (carrot, potato,swede,onion) and cut them up brought them to the boil.
added salt and pepper.
put a cube in.
cup of lentils.
meat.

left on simmer for 1hr 15mins.

delicious!! surely not a lot of calories in that???
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