MTBeer Posted September 2, 2015 Posted September 2, 2015 As said just now: what is wrong with water? With the kids we decided to develop their palate around unprocessed and unsweet foods. They are so far that they, by themselves, ask for water a birthday parties where the juice bottles are standing around ... and they walk in the garden to pick rocket or parsley leaves to nibble on. your children are goats?
Eddy Gordo Posted September 2, 2015 Posted September 2, 2015 We had a birthday on Mon, and I had some cake. Man, what a rush. So much sweetness was insane, and to top it, I am not entirely sugar free.
Firozfx Posted September 2, 2015 Posted September 2, 2015 Being on low or no sugar for about a year following banting guidelines. Down 10kg and only need to trim 2 more. What is your guys opinion on Caring Candies? Www.caringcandies.co.za Bought a few of the chocolates from Fresh Earth along with banting wraps and pizza bases. Just not sure if it really is carb free http://www.caringcandies.co.za/chocolate-shipper-fresh-mint?search=chocolate
MildlyWild Posted September 2, 2015 Posted September 2, 2015 well, perhaps this will inspire you... My menu today contains : Breakfast 1 x espresso (single) no sweetener1 x 150g yoghurt (homemade)1x scrambled egg Snack 1/2 cucumber Lunch 1 x home cooked portion prawns1 x salad Afternoon snack other half of cucumber and 1 x grilled chicken breast I dont eat dinner8-OMy breakfast so far was 2 cups coffee with maybe 1/2 teaspoon sugar total, 2 slices of bread ( stopping the sugar, bread, refined carbs from right now though), 20cm droewors, 3 eggs and 4 pork sausages. And I will happily eat more now.So will I start eating less when I drop carbs totally?Training 6-15 hrs/week.1,89m, 79kg so I am not looking at weight loss, but sustained energy and less food cravings all the time.
SwissVan Posted September 2, 2015 Posted September 2, 2015 As said just now: what is wrong with water? With the kids we decided to develop their palate around unprocessed and unsweet foods. They are so far that they, by themselves, ask for water a birthday parties where the juice bottles are standing around ... and they walk in the garden to pick rocket or parsley leaves to nibble on. Fish fornicate, #1 and #2 in it? But besides that small hurdle it just gets boring after awhile
SwissVan Posted September 2, 2015 Posted September 2, 2015 Drawing parallels between smoking and sugar is crazy. I like sweet things - I also love bacon, rare beef, red wine, biltong and dark chocolate - it isn't a craving - it's that awesome feeling when your tongue gets smothered in one of it's favourite tastes."Sugar addiction" is a myth in my book.If you can happily live without sugar then great. Exactly, its a mind game to keep it all under control and in moderationI'm a chocoholic or sweet thingyoholic and hardly a day goes by that I don't eat chocolate or cake or pastry....its essential for my happiness, but I know how to compensate for my happiness sins and have managed to maintain the same "skinny" weight +/- 2 kilo's for the last 30 years.
SCD Posted September 2, 2015 Posted September 2, 2015 Fish fornicate, #1 and #2 in it? But besides that small hurdle it just gets boring after awhile Adults may have wine or beer every now and then... But the fish fornication thing remains a big problem. Removing all water out of juice, coffee or beer will yield to quite a crunchy experience
NGUTF Posted September 2, 2015 Posted September 2, 2015 As said just now: what is wrong with water? With the kids we decided to develop their palate around unprocessed and unsweet foods. They are so far that they, by themselves, ask for water a birthday parties where the juice bottles are standing around ... and they walk in the garden to pick rocket or parsley leaves to nibble on.Still trying to catch up on all the posts Nothing wrong with old H2daO. By boy enjoys it more in summer, but it's nice to have a break every now and then. If we were to give him juice would love to make it at home. Have tried making flavored rooibos ice tea with hot and miss success
SCD Posted September 2, 2015 Posted September 2, 2015 Our kids love apple, carrot and beetroot juice. But it's always small amounts measured by today's standards (one glass max)
NGUTF Posted September 2, 2015 Posted September 2, 2015 Bacon...jam...stop the bus and create a new thread for this please. Hahahaha Downloaded that fatsecret app to try and track intake and stuff and I must say that the app is amazing. Picks up the woollies veg soup that in having for lunch. Amazeballs
P.A.K. Posted September 2, 2015 Posted September 2, 2015 I still don't understand what the Thermomix does
TIB Posted September 2, 2015 Posted September 2, 2015 I still don't understand what the Thermomix does It takes 18k out of your pocketthen you have no money for sugary stuff and you live longer which is very expensive #SlicesDicesMixesLiquifyHeatsWeighsBuildinrecipiesCookingwonder
Paul Ruinaard Posted September 2, 2015 Posted September 2, 2015 I still don't understand what the Thermomix does Stay that way and you will be richer. Its an Uber kitchen appliance from Germany, Jawohl. And like all things German it does all things a little bit better and more efficiently than anything else. And saves you lots of time (Like I said German efficiency). They are a bit new here but they are all over Germany, Italy and Australia etc. If you watched any cooking show like master Chef etc you would have seen them being used. They can make ice in to Sorbet, mill raw wheat in to flour, heat, steam, mill, grind, chop and it has a recipe book on a chip and a touch screen that makes it all idiot proof. So you can get a handle on all your ingredients.
Spinnekop Posted September 2, 2015 Posted September 2, 2015 It takes 18k out of your pocketthen you have no money for sugary stuff and you live longer which is very expensive #SlicesDicesMixesLiquifyHeatsWeighsBuildinrecipiesCookingwonderBut can it braai?
Raydek Posted September 2, 2015 Posted September 2, 2015 Stay that way and you will be richer. Its an Uber kitchen appliance from Germany, Jawohl. And like all things German it does all things a little bit better and more efficiently than anything else. And saves you lots of time (Like I said German efficiency). They are a bit new here but they are all over Germany, Italy and Australia etc. If you watched any cooking show like master Chef etc you would have seen them being used. They can make ice in to Sorbet, mill raw wheat in to flour, heat, steam, mill, grind, chop and it has a recipe book on a chip and a touch screen that makes it all idiot proof. So you can get a handle on all your ingredients. So...... Can I look for a meal on the app that I want for dinner, it will then tell me what ingredients to buy. Then when I am home, load the recipe into the machine, it will then tell me what to add to it and when, then the meal pops out the other side?
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