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What did you eat yesterday?

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Mines is made at like 8:30am the previous morning and kept in the fridge but being up at 5:45am its a tad chilly so I throw it in the microwave and add the peanut butter when its hot so it goes gooey lol xx
That sounds good. I don't generally like peanut butter but in porridge I'm sure I would.
 
Breakfast: Poached egg and Livilife toast
Lunch: prawn and mayo salad
Supper: Lebanese style lamb strips (marinated in yoghurt, herbs and spices), hummus, spicy salad. Glass of red wine.

Still no mid afternoon snack!
Morning reading 5.5
 
Breakfast: eat natural granola and yogurt with tea
Lunch: McDonald’s double cheese burger and salad (ate half the roll) and 3 mozzarella sticks with a Diet Coke
Dinner: lime and chill chops, 3 baby hassle back potatoes, stuffed mushroom and salad
Afters: Hand full of mixed nuts
Drinks: more tea, water and probably another coke
 
Yesterday
B - porridge, cocoa powder and peanut butter, mug of coffee
D - wholemeal john west garlic & chilli tuna sandwich, caramel cake bar, pint of water
T - mince with mushrooms and an egg, steamed broccoli, baby potatoes, square lindt 90% and a pint blueberry & blackberry diluting
mug of coffee
1 and 3/4 digestives

Today
B - same as per
D - wholemeal german salami and garlic mayo sandwich, milky way cake bar and a pint of water
T - smoked basa, baby potatoes, steamed broccoli, bar moser roth 85% and pint of blueberry & blackberry diluting
mug of coffee
xx
 
Not eating much. Not so much due to tooth as I can chomp on the other side, more because I feel poorly all over. I go dentist tomorrow. I hate olives they're horrid but luv peanut butter. Today I had a bit of left-over Chinese and for dinner some spag bog. Didn't want any of it really.

I hate food. It's the bane of my life. Last night, feeling like death, but making an effort, I made my Mum her tea and when I presented it to her on her little table she said "Oh hell." o_O I know I'm not much of a cook but good grief.
If you don't want it why not give it a miss.
 
Hello @Ditto, sorry to hear you are feeling so poorly, hope the visit to the dentist starts to improve things for you -- and I'm sure that your Mum appreciates what you do really!! - It's just that they have a strange way of showing it sometimes, I know mine certainly did.

So ... back to the main message line:
Breakfast: Egg, tomato and turkey rasher
Lunch: Prawn and cucumber sandwich made with LiveLife bread
Supper: Sausage and mash : 3 Heck pork sausages (less than 1g carb each), cauliflower mash, home made tomato 'sauce'
Morning reading 5.6
 
Breakfast: eat natural granola and yogurt with tea
Lunch: lettuce, tomatoes, bacon, avocado and 2 eggs And a cream soda
Tea: lamb curry with mushroom and cauliflower rice and 1/3 of a chocolate chip cookie
Snack: handful of homemade chocolate Brazil nuts

I thought I’d done really bad yesterday but maybe not, must drink more water
 
I caved in to my bod demanding a carby noodle bolus ...

B: My usual bowl with 5 strawberries + 10 walnut halves + 35g of pumpernickel + juice of half a lemon. Extra large soy flat white + 30g chia seeds.

L: Not-my-usual chicken pho (ie Vietnamese soup with chicken/rice noodles/bean sprouts/coriander). Rice noodles give my pancreas a real work-out - I tested an hour after eating and I was 8.5, up from 5-something. NBD and plenty of non-diabetics would see the same, but quite a lot higher than I'm used to and I could *feel* it - all jangly. Plus about twice my usual daily sodium intake, all by itself.

A: Soy flat white + 30g chia seeds.

D: My boring-yummy-usual bowl with 60g edamame, leaves, snowpeas, one avocado, couple of dates torn up, 30g pomegranate arils, half a pear sliced, juice of one lemon.

Random munching: a carrot; almonds.

Walking: lazy 11k steps.
 
Travelling most of the day

Breakfast - Sausage roll on a wholemeal bun.
Dinner - Two Chicken burgers with lettuce, onion, tomato and cheese on freshly baked rolls.
Later - Cheese and three biscuits.
 
Travelling most of the day

Breakfast - Sausage roll on a wholemeal bun.
Dinner - Two Chicken burgers with lettuce, onion, tomato and cheese on freshly baked rolls.
Later - Cheese and three biscuits.
Wow, surprised you can tolerate that amount of carbs xx
 
Wow, surprised you can tolerate that amount of carbs xx

I reversed my diabetes by following the 800 calorie VLCD.
I'm pleased to say it's now being rolled out as a treatment by the NHS, so hopefully more can achieve the same success.
 
I reversed my diabetes by following the 800 calorie VLCD.
I'm pleased to say it's now being rolled out as a treatment by the NHS, so hopefully more can achieve the same success.
I don't think your meant to go back to a carb loaded diet, you don't really reverse it but can go into remission but if eating a high carb diet it can keep creep up again, do you test after eating these foods?
 
I don't think your meant to go back to a carb loaded diet, you don't really reverse it but can go into remission but if eating a high carb diet it can keep creep up again, do you test after eating these foods?
It's reversed, I can eat anything so long as I don't pile the weight back on.
We shouldn't hijack this thread though.
 
Breakfast: eat natural granola and yogurt
Break: mini peparami and packet of Cheetos
Lunch: cauliflower cheese soup with 2 slices of livlife bread
Dinner: 2 mall pork chops topped with pesto and cheese, stuffed mushroom and salad
Snack: handful of chocolate Brazil nuts
 
@bakebeans is your cauliflower cheese soup homemade? if so would you mind sharing the recipe please? xx
 
It's reversed, I can eat anything so long as I don't pile the weight back on.
We shouldn't hijack this thread though.
Reading about it and talking with other Type 2's it seems that if you go back to a high carb diet then you risk becoming diabetic again and a lot of hard work is required so that doesn't happen
Nobody is hijacking anything, we general chit chat amongst ourselves on threads such as these
 
Yesterday
B - Usual porridge, cocoa and peanut butter, mug of coffee
D - wholemeal german salami sandwich with garlic mayo and a milky way cake bar, pint of water
pint of water (was absolutely sweltering with the sun beating in the window)
T - chicken breast with garlic mayo, baby potatoes, roasted broccoli and a square Lindt 90%, pint of blackberry & blueberry diluting
mug of coffee
bedtime - 1 and a half digestive biscuits
xx
 
@bakebeans is your cauliflower cheese soup homemade? if so would you mind sharing the recipe please? xx
Hello yes it was. I found the recipe on here a while ago and it’s delicious.
1 cauliflower
2 tiny potatoes
Veg stock
1 white onion
Boil it all together then give it a whizz when it’s soft. Add some cheese (I use smelly blue cheese) and double cream

then I added some black pepper and chilli flakes
 
Reading about it and talking with other Type 2's it seems that if you go back to a high carb diet then you risk becoming diabetic again and a lot of hard work is required so that doesn't happen
Nobody is hijacking anything, we general chit chat amongst ourselves on threads such as these

I couldn't really comment on going "back to a high carb diet" I never left a carby diet, never counted carbs, and wouldn't intend to in the future.
For me, it's an easy choice.
Eat normally, watch the weight.
And by doing that, I have no issue with carbs.
 
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