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Weetabix....and chocolate?

Posted: Mon 02 Apr 2007 8:34 am
by Pat A
It's amazing what you find on the supermarket shelves when you can actually see!

I'm trying to lose weight, and want a breakfast cereal that is good for me and tastes good too. Having a bit of a sweet tooth too, I have discovered "Weetabix Minis chocolate crisp" have less calories and fat per serving than Special K with red berries and less sugar than cornflakes. And they taste wonderful! Now you know you can have chocolate for breakfast whilst on a diet!

Posted: Mon 02 Apr 2007 12:27 pm
by Elizabeth-Louise
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Posted: Mon 02 Apr 2007 4:20 pm
by Andrew MacLean
I was on a diet but had to give it up because I can't eat porride without salt, and salt seems to be bad for blood pressure.

Maybe I ought to go back to being 29. Had none of these troubles then!

Posted: Mon 02 Apr 2007 4:40 pm
by Pat A
I was eating for two when I was 29! .........Trouble is I don't think I ever really got out of the habit!!! :P :oops:

Why don't you try the mashed up Weetabix Andrew - not quite porridge but doesn't need salt! Aparaently you can get banana ones as well as chocolate!

Posted: Mon 02 Apr 2007 4:53 pm
by Andrew MacLean
I do the thing with mashed up weetabix, even tried oatabix. Not the same.

Right now, when I have breakfast, I am eating shredded wheat with grapes. Very nice, and also contains not a few fibres. Very healthy!

Posted: Tue 17 Apr 2007 8:00 am
by kerrie phillips
I love those oatibix especially with the choc chips and raisins. I also like porridge but like sugar with it so that is no good.
i also have a thing for bite size shredded wheat and hot milk.
The best has got to be fresh uncut bread , cut nice and thick toasted with kerrygold or lurpack butter dripping of mmmmm.

Posted: Tue 17 Apr 2007 8:17 am
by Pat A
Kerrie
mmmmm! I'd add a bit of honey to the toast.

I'm off to make some breakfast now!!! Now then, what shall I have?

:lol: :lol: :lol:

Posted: Tue 17 Apr 2007 8:32 am
by Andrew MacLean
Kerrie

I can resist anything except temptation. I think I will go to the kitchen and cut a thick slice from the new loaf that I carried up this morning from the baker.

Somebody has to make sure that it has not gone "off".

Andrew

Posted: Tue 17 Apr 2007 10:10 pm
by Louise Pembroke
Hey Andrew didn't Oscar Wilde say that?! I love that quote and I too have to eat things to test they havn't gone off!

Choccie without the cereal!!!!!!!!!!!