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    The nice cheeses are gone now but I'm making pretty good headway into the Quality Street

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    Evening my lovely fat friends.

    I'm having a couple Sainsbury's Blueberry Mini muffins.

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    Default Wot you snackin' on, greedy guts?

    Twiglets
    Pickled Herring (not rollmops) with crispbread
    Blue cheese like Cambazola and Stilton
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    Don't laugh, but.... A rice cake

    Git on the scales this morning and decided it was time for the annual New Years Resolution diet. See if I can last a week this year.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Scooby View Post
    Don't laugh, but.... A rice cake
    You eat those? I thought they were for isolating turntables.

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    If you eat proper, healthy and filling meals, then you don't need to snack on shite in between them!

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    Quote Originally Posted by walpurgis View Post
    You eat those? I thought they were for isolating turntables.
    By tomorrow I will probably be trying that. Anything will be better than eating them!

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    So called 'Healthy' foods are often anything but.

    Rice cakes can have a highish salt content unless you seek out no salt types (which taste like blotting paper). Wholemeal and granary bread can be similarly adulterated. Cereal bars are often full of sugar, flavour enhancers and preservatives. Packet cereals are just as bad. Frozen 'lo cal' ready meals are not a healthy option, they are generally dreadful, check out the ingredient lists.

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    this is what you top rice cakes with

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