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What's the last thing you ate?
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An apple.
A cheddar bagel toasted with butter and cheddar cheese.
A bowl of bran flakes with semi skimmed dairy milk.
handful of roasted, salted sunflower seeds from Trader Joes. Yum!
Brazil nuts and almonds.
A fried egg.
Carrot, beans, snow peas and celery for afternoon tea.
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Some pretzels last night. Drinking my morning coffee now. (I just love coffee!)
Coffee and a peanut butter & jelly sandwich for breakfast.
Makes sense to me anyway. Cinnamon raisin bread for some carbs, peanut butter for fat and protein, and jelly for fruit / fuel for my morning workout. In about 5 minutes it'll change and be my post-workout water and a banana.
A cheddar bagel toasted with butter and cheddar cheese. I love cheddar bagels and I got a big bag of them on the weekend.
Don't think I've seen cheddar bagels. They sound good.
Some roasted salted broad beans.
Have you ever tried cream cheese ion top of all that? It's delicious.Coffee and a peanut butter & jelly sandwich for breakfast.
It adds just that little bit of 'je ne sais.pas'.
Yum
Bran flakes with milk.
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A few pretzels last night
Morning coffee........
Morning coffee........
That's very healthy for you! :lol3:
Half of a light english muffin with light margarine and a piece of fat free cheese. I bet you are all jealous. :lol3:
An egg.
After four months of incredible stomach pain, mostly bloat, and being on a medically supervised, very restrictive, food plan (FOD MAP--no gluten, no lactose, no legumes including peanuts, limited vegetables, no fruit, no fun), I finally have a diagnosis: h. pylori. On antibiotics.
While I do like my own home-made, lactose free yogurt (if I do say so myself!), I am looking forward to eating some greek yogurt.
After four months of incredible stomach pain, mostly bloat, and being on a medically supervised, very restrictive, food plan (FOD MAP--no gluten, no lactose, no legumes including peanuts, limited vegetables, no fruit, no fun), I finally have a diagnosis: h. pylori. On antibiotics.
While I do like my own home-made, lactose free yogurt (if I do say so myself!), I am looking forward to eating some greek yogurt.
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