I find I need my mince to be quite moist to go down too.Did lots of Christmas shopping yesterday, and walked round Aldi, Tesco, B&M and M&S, so that was my exercise for the day. Did my knees know it last night!Looked at all the Christmas food in M&S and can't say anything really grabbed me. All I could think about was the jars of peanut butter I bought in Aldi
Cooked some fresh mince tonight to the usual texture i like, which is firmer than what you get in a tin. It was difficult going down and quite painful and i had to take lots of deep breaths. Thought I might be sick for the first time! Back to the tinned stuff...
Also tried turkey rashers - not very impressed so won't get them again when they have gone. Bacon medallions coming tomorrow...
First Christmas lunch too tomorrow - halloumi with sweet chilli sauce and rocket. I have only had halloumi once before at someone's house, it was ok, so hoping tomorrow will be more exciting as I have seen a lot of people on here having and enjoying it.
Taking in more fluid since I tried Capri Sun orange flavour NAS and no sweeteners. Taste buds have definitely changed and much prefer sour flavours. Have been adding a squirt of lemon to my morning hot water. Good for detoxing the liver.
Really craving a proper curry so may treat myself to one on Christmas Eve and have the rest for Christmas Day.
Thanks Starry, I'll bear your hiring services in mind@SAM55 i honestly thought turkey rashers would be amazing but omg they are so vile.
It's a shame the haloumi went cold and rubbery as it's nice warm. Have you thought of picking up a small pack to cook at home?
Sorry someone annoyed you. I'm hiring myself out to slap people on the foreheads if you need my services.
Regarding chocolate buttons don't be too annoyed. We can have a treat it isn't a diet blah blah and all that crap. Just think pre op it could/would have been a lot worse.
I'm glad you had a good night socialising![]()
No worries Fee, I read it as you intended. I did actually make a good choice as I was originally going to have the nachos as they looked like they wouldn't be wolfed down in two minutes, but seeing the amount next door to me had, i am glad i didn't. The Halloumi, being so rubbery, did serve the purpose of taking a long time to eat so I wasn't finished before everyone else. Any frustrations came from having a limited choice, and that being a Christmas meal I was supposed to enjoy it more! Realise it is early days in the eating out stakes, and that there are some foods I still have to experiment with before public consumption is risk free, so that limits the choice too.I realised my earlier post wasn't clear, when I said the food wasn't the best I meant at the meal. I wasn't criticising your food choices but it could have come over that way. If it did then I'm sorry x
@starryeyed is totally right and I personally think banning anything just makes it more attractive. Making a choice and owning it is far more positive. You made a choice chocolate wise and it worked for you![]()
My supermarkets don't do clothes. The joy of living in the sticksWorth getting some cheap supermarket pants so they're comfortable whatever size?
I'm sorry the steak was a let down, proof more expensive isn't always better!
I have ordered from M&S - dead cheap and they fit me well I am hoping to never order from evans ever again!My supermarkets don't do clothes. The joy of living in the sticks![]()
Have bitten the bullet and sent off an Evans order for 18/20's. Current ones that i have been in for about 6 weeks are 22/24 so must be due to drop soon. If they fit then that will be the best Christmas present everThe last time I was an 18 was when I got married in 1977
. Baby number 1 a year later and then it was all down hill...
I have tried the M&S ones twice - pack of 4 for £5 but found they still slipped, even if supposedly the right size, so going to stick with Evans ribbed for now as they are so comfortable.I have ordered from M&S - dead cheap and they fit me well I am hoping to never order from evans ever again!![]()