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« Reply #29400 on: March 08, 2018, 08:56:46 AM »

have a look at the ATKINS DIET - LOW CARB..... all the meat , eggs and cheese you can eat.


Bacon for breakie

steak and egg for lunch

Easiest diet ive been on and lost over 3 stone in process (knocking 20 when started) and the easiest one ive found to stick too.

Hardest bit is to stick to Gin N tonic rather than a pint


Thanks Mr Shambo, but I don't really have trouble losing weight, it's just that I keep putting it back on.

I can't very well live on meat, eggs and cheese for the rest of my life can I?

Well I could, but the rest of my life is probably short enough already. Smiley


That's EXACTLY it, Tom.

Losing weight? Piece of piss, I can shed 2 stones every year, no prob at all.

And I can pile it back on even easier, which I also do annually.

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« Reply #29401 on: March 08, 2018, 09:29:21 AM »

have a look at the ATKINS DIET - LOW CARB..... all the meat , eggs and cheese you can eat.


Bacon for breakie

steak and egg for lunch

Easiest diet ive been on and lost over 3 stone in process (knocking 20 when started) and the easiest one ive found to stick too.

Hardest bit is to stick to Gin N tonic rather than a pint


Thanks Mr Shambo, but I don't really have trouble losing weight, it's just that I keep putting it back on.

I can't very well live on meat, eggs and cheese for the rest of my life can I?

Well I could, but the rest of my life is probably short enough already. Smiley


That's EXACTLY it, Tom.

Losing weight? Piece of piss, I can shed 2 stones every year, no prob at all.

And I can pile it back on even easier, which I also do annually.




How do you feel now that your weight is off Tone, and will you be making any attempt to keep it off?

Obviously you can't continue on your current diet, you'll waste away.
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« Reply #29402 on: March 08, 2018, 09:34:11 AM »

have a look at the ATKINS DIET - LOW CARB..... all the meat , eggs and cheese you can eat.


Bacon for breakie

steak and egg for lunch

Easiest diet ive been on and lost over 3 stone in process (knocking 20 when started) and the easiest one ive found to stick too.

Hardest bit is to stick to Gin N tonic rather than a pint


Thanks Mr Shambo, but I don't really have trouble losing weight, it's just that I keep putting it back on.

I can't very well live on meat, eggs and cheese for the rest of my life can I?

Well I could, but the rest of my life is probably short enough already. Smiley


That's EXACTLY it, Tom.

Losing weight? Piece of piss, I can shed 2 stones every year, no prob at all.

And I can pile it back on even easier, which I also do annually.




How do you feel now that your weight is off Tone, and will you be making any attempt to keep it off?

Obviously you can't continue on your current diet, you'll waste away.

I feel great, Tom, best I've felt in ages.

The Dietician lady said "fantastic, now change your lifestyle & eat sensibly".

And Gill desperately wants me to stay healthy, so as to, you know, live a little longer. 

And the chances of me being sensible, & not piling it all back on once I've reached my target weight?

Zero.

Can't help myself, I just can't. Love bad food, & plenty of it, that's all there is to it.

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« Reply #29403 on: March 08, 2018, 09:48:29 AM »

im the same, ive lost weight with fad diets but always struggle when I stop, this is the easiest one ive found to stick to and have a happy medium. I take a few days off put a bit back on and then easy to pick diet back up. its basically cutting out carbs.
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« Reply #29404 on: March 08, 2018, 10:03:33 AM »

have a look at the ATKINS DIET - LOW CARB..... all the meat , eggs and cheese you can eat.


Bacon for breakie

steak and egg for lunch

Easiest diet ive been on and lost over 3 stone in process (knocking 20 when started) and the easiest one ive found to stick too.

Hardest bit is to stick to Gin N tonic rather than a pint


Thanks Mr Shambo, but I don't really have trouble losing weight, it's just that I keep putting it back on.

I can't very well live on meat, eggs and cheese for the rest of my life can I?

Well I could, but the rest of my life is probably short enough already. Smiley


That's EXACTLY it, Tom.

Losing weight? Piece of piss, I can shed 2 stones every year, no prob at all.

And I can pile it back on even easier, which I also do annually.




How do you feel now that your weight is off Tone, and will you be making any attempt to keep it off?

Obviously you can't continue on your current diet, you'll waste away.

I feel great, Tom, best I've felt in ages.

The Dietician lady said "fantastic, now change your lifestyle & eat sensibly".

And Gill desperately wants me to stay healthy, so as to, you know, live a little longer. 

And the chances of me being sensible, & not piling it all back on once I've reached my target weight?

Zero.

Can't help myself, I just can't. Love bad food, & plenty of it, that's all there is to it.



I don't know if you are familiar with barrister, playwright and author Sir John Mortimer. He wrote Rumple of the Bailey, among a million other things.

Sir John was well known for his excesses and his love of the finer things in life. Your last post reminded me of a quote of his, (I think it was from his excellent memoir, Clinging to the Wreckage.

There is no pleasure worth forgoing just for an extra three years in the geriatric ward.




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« Reply #29405 on: March 08, 2018, 10:12:40 AM »

Today's breakfast. (comments welcome, as are tasty, healthy, sustainable breakfast suggestions)

One slice wholemeal toast with egg fried in a little olive oil.

One slice of wholemeal toast with peanut butter &  banana drizzled with a little honey.




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« Reply #29406 on: March 08, 2018, 10:39:23 AM »

Today's breakfast. (comments welcome, as are tasty, healthy, sustainable breakfast suggestions)

One slice wholemeal toast with egg fried in a little olive oil.

One slice of wholemeal toast with peanut butter &  banana drizzled with a little honey.




 Click to see full-size image.


Have you tried substituting the fried egg with a poached egg? Not quite as good, but still very palatable.

Is "drizzled" a posh term for "stuff poured on"?
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« Reply #29407 on: March 08, 2018, 10:40:19 AM »


There is no pleasure worth forgoing just for an extra three years in the geriatric ward.

And there we have it.

On the strength of that, I might just take up smoking again.
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« Reply #29408 on: March 08, 2018, 01:23:51 PM »

Today's breakfast. (comments welcome, as are tasty, healthy, sustainable breakfast suggestions)

One slice wholemeal toast with egg fried in a little olive oil.

One slice of wholemeal toast with peanut butter &  banana drizzled with a little honey.




 Click to see full-size image.


Have you tried substituting the fried egg with a poached egg? Not quite as good, but still very palatable.

Is "drizzled" a posh term for "stuff poured on"?


It's a good idea, the trouble is I always get my own breakfast and I'm crap at poaching eggs.

My brother does them in clingfilm, (fk knows how) and they turn out perfect.
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« Reply #29409 on: March 08, 2018, 01:26:43 PM »

BTW- drizzled means exactly that, drizzled.

You don't say it 'stuff poured on' with rain do you?
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« Reply #29410 on: March 08, 2018, 01:32:40 PM »

Today's breakfast. (comments welcome, as are tasty, healthy, sustainable breakfast suggestions)

One slice wholemeal toast with egg fried in a little olive oil.

One slice of wholemeal toast with peanut butter &  banana drizzled with a little honey.




 Click to see full-size image.


Have you tried substituting the fried egg with a poached egg? Not quite as good, but still very palatable.

Is "drizzled" a posh term for "stuff poured on"?


It's a good idea, the trouble is I always get my own breakfast and I'm crap at poaching eggs.

My brother does them in clingfilm, (fk knows how) and they turn out perfect.

I'm sure that Tony is typing out his tried and trusted method of poaching eggs as we speak.

I actually prefer poached eggs and always have them "medium" on wholewheat toast with crispy bacon and hash browns for brekkie in Vegas.

I never have them at home though as I too am a crap poacher but had always assumed that Tom would excel in that field.
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« Reply #29411 on: March 08, 2018, 01:34:23 PM »

Today's breakfast. (comments welcome, as are tasty, healthy, sustainable breakfast suggestions)

One slice wholemeal toast with egg fried in a little olive oil.

One slice of wholemeal toast with peanut butter &  banana drizzled with a little honey.




 Click to see full-size image.


Have you tried substituting the fried egg with a poached egg? Not quite as good, but still very palatable.

Is "drizzled" a posh term for "stuff poured on"?


It's a good idea, the trouble is I always get my own breakfast and I'm crap at poaching eggs.

My brother does them in clingfilm, (fk knows how) and they turn out perfect.

Wowser Tom has got the best china out for breakfast

I can sort you two lads diet out, try some stress and worry that will help you keep thin

I guess a typical Teeks day is lolling around wondering where the next Costa and sticky bun shop is

I guess a typical Mr Red day is meandering along some hedgerow wondering what culinary delights Mrs Red as procured for Dinner and Tea

Stress and worry theres your answer boys

No need to thank me
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« Reply #29412 on: March 08, 2018, 01:47:58 PM »

Today's breakfast. (comments welcome, as are tasty, healthy, sustainable breakfast suggestions)

One slice wholemeal toast with egg fried in a little olive oil.

One slice of wholemeal toast with peanut butter &  banana drizzled with a little honey.




 Click to see full-size image.


Have you tried substituting the fried egg with a poached egg? Not quite as good, but still very palatable.

Is "drizzled" a posh term for "stuff poured on"?


It's a good idea, the trouble is I always get my own breakfast and I'm crap at poaching eggs.

My brother does them in clingfilm, (fk knows how) and they turn out perfect.


Love poached eggs and I buy poachets from Lakeland , there brilliant .......

http://www.lakeland.co.uk/15206/Lakeland-20-Poachets
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« Reply #29413 on: March 08, 2018, 01:54:05 PM »

Today's breakfast. (comments welcome, as are tasty, healthy, sustainable breakfast suggestions)

One slice wholemeal toast with egg fried in a little olive oil.

One slice of wholemeal toast with peanut butter &  banana drizzled with a little honey.




 Click to see full-size image.


Have you tried substituting the fried egg with a poached egg? Not quite as good, but still very palatable.

Is "drizzled" a posh term for "stuff poured on"?


It's a good idea, the trouble is I always get my own breakfast and I'm crap at poaching eggs.

My brother does them in clingfilm, (fk knows how) and they turn out perfect.


Love poached eggs and I buy poachets from Lakeland , there brilliant .......

http://www.lakeland.co.uk/15206/Lakeland-20-Poachets

You can tell he is a bookie, the posh poachets cost more than the eggs ffs
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« Reply #29414 on: March 08, 2018, 02:01:01 PM »

Today's breakfast. (comments welcome, as are tasty, healthy, sustainable breakfast suggestions)

One slice wholemeal toast with egg fried in a little olive oil.

One slice of wholemeal toast with peanut butter &  banana drizzled with a little honey.




 Click to see full-size image.


Have you tried substituting the fried egg with a poached egg? Not quite as good, but still very palatable.

Is "drizzled" a posh term for "stuff poured on"?


It's a good idea, the trouble is I always get my own breakfast and I'm crap at poaching eggs.

My brother does them in clingfilm, (fk knows how) and they turn out perfect.


Love poached eggs and I buy poachets from Lakeland , there brilliant .......

http://www.lakeland.co.uk/15206/Lakeland-20-Poachets

You can tell he is a bookie, the posh poachets cost more than the eggs ffs

If Native River wins the Gold Cup at Cheltenham next Friday I will be doing as Tom does....

frying my eggs !.
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