Saturday morning and away we go, starting the day with Adventures in yoghurt making, the rematch, details on the yoghurt recipe page. Then away into a world of simple food, drink and weight loss, hopefully.
Breakfast
3 Mugs of coffee, with milk.
1 Banana
Brunch
371g Vegetable soup [tinned] (water, vegetables
(26%)(potato, carrot, onion,, green pea,
turnip, haricot beans), tomato puree, pasta
(3.2%)(water, durum wheat semolina),
modified maize starch, sugar, potato starch,
salt, rapeseed oil, onion powder, yeast
extract, herbs, colourings: beta carotene,
paprika extract, thickener:guar gum, spices,
natural flavour, acidity regulator: citric acid
92g White pumpkin seed roll.
Lunch
1 Pint of sparkling spring water
10g Brie cheese
8g Chocolate (cocoa mass, cocoa butter, sugar,
cocoa powder, Emulsifier (lecithins [soya]),
vanilla extract.
Cocoa solids: 85% minimum
Fairtrade products: 99% minimum
Afternoon Tea
1 Mug of milky coffee
1 Mug of tea
8g Chocolate (as before)
Brief excursion into Adventures with preserves, Parsnip and blueberry jam, which will have it's own page when i manage it.
Dinner
Egg chips and tomatoes
forgot to take a picture so here ia one of a funny sign i took earlier |
2 Eggs, fried in
10g Sunflower oil
200g Tinned chopped tomatoes (tomatoes [60%],
tomato juice, acidity regulator: citric acid
250g Chips (from the Chinese take away)
1 Mug of tea
Supper
1 Mug of tea
24g Chocolate (as before)
I can't believe i forgot to photograph my interesting dinner of egg, chips and tomatoes. Doh!.
I also didn't photo my Adventures in yoghurt or Adventures in preserves. Lost the plot a bit, especially during jam making but there you go. Will get my little adventures up on their respective pages as soon as possible.
On the plus side, i didn't skarfe the bar of chocolate all in one go.
On the minus, chips from the Chinese, though i didn't eat the whole portion all in one go, look out for their reappearance in future meals.
By the way, meal titles are more to do with the order things are eaten/drank in, and the gaps between, than any real correlation between food and title.
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