Breakfast> eggs w/ham & cheese, coffee (0/0)
Lunch> 1 chicken fillet, 1/2c wild rice soup, cottage cheese (3/2)
Snacks> couple sugar-free chocolates (0/1)
Supper> 1/2c potatoes, 1/4c carrots, roast beef, two bites unsweetened applesauce (5/2)
Total = 8/5
Sunday, Feb.12
Breakfast> scrambled eggs, 1 Ezekial toast w/butter & jam, leftover steak chunk, coffee (5/2)
Lunch> leftover chicken and rice (5/2)
Snacks> couple sugar-free chocolates (0/1)
Supper> Dreamfields pasta w/meat sauce (4/1)
Total = 14/6
Total = 14/6
Saturday, Feb.11
Breakfast> 1 Ezekial toast w/pb, coffee (3/2)
Lunch> DQ bunless burger, few fries, sugar-free fudge bar (5/2)
Snacks> peanuts, 1 sugar-free chocolate, few apple slices w/pb (6/2)
Supper> chicken and (1/4c-1/3c) rice skillet meal w/brocco, cauli, & carrots mixed in (5/2)
Total = totally blew it. Too many treats and snacks! 19/8
Friday, Feb.10
Breakfast> fried eggs w/mozzarella, blackberries, sugar-free cappuccino (4/2)
Lunch> leftover Bellatoria pizza (2/1)Snacks> chocolate protein shake (5/2)
Supper> steak w/steak sauce, few fries (4/2)
Total = 15/7
Not sure of the chocolate shake count, used sugar-free/low-carb ingreds. but guessed the meal max. In any event, the carbs went a touch over. As J and D (husband and son) were eating Culvers Concrete Mixers, I got to craving something similar...
Thursday, Feb.9
Cheat day. Didn't cheat until afternoon and didn't go as overboard as typical, except for having 2 glasses of milk.Wednesday, Feb.8
Breakfast> 1 fried egg w/added whites & cheese, blackberries, sugar-free cappuccino (4/2)
Lunch> 1 slice what bread w/pb, two bites of salad w/cottage cheese (5/2)
Snacks> peanuts
Supper> 6" Subway tuna on flatbread (3/2) Tuesday, Feb.7
Breakfast> 1 fried egg w/added whites & cheese, sugar-free cappuccino (0/1)
Lunch> 1 slice wheat bread, tuna salad, small amount of lettuce & tomato dice, pickles (2/1)
Snacks> Zevia float w/sugar-free vanilla ice cream, nuts (5/2)
Supper> Bellatoria margherita pizza (3/2)
Total = 10/6
Snacks> Zevia float w/sugar-free vanilla ice cream, nuts (5/2)
Supper> Bellatoria margherita pizza (3/2)
Total = 10/6
Monday, Feb.6
Breakfast>2 fried eggs w/cheese, sugar-free mocha cappuccino (0/1)
Lunch> 1 slice wheat bread, tuna salad, tiny amount of lettuce & tomato dice, 2 fries, cottage cheese (2/1)
Snacks> peanuts, 1 sugar-free chocolate (1/1)
Supper> 1 serving Dreamfields pasta w/meat sauce, 1 celery stick w/pb (6/2)
Total = 9/5
Total = 9/5
Sunday, Feb.5
Breakfast> scrambled eggs w/ham & cheese & hot sauce, 1 Ezekial toast w/butter & jam, coffee (0/1)
Lunch> Buffalo Chicken Chili (from freezer) w/peppered onion salad topper sprinkles (4/2)
Snacks> lightly salted peanuts, couple sugar-free chocolates, low-sugar ice cream w/raspberries (7/3)
Supper> meatballs, couple of crackers w/cheese (1/1)
Total =12/7
I treated everyone to a bowl of regular vanilla ice cream and sugar sweetened raspberries from the garden (freezer) while they watched the Super Bowl. Knowing I was going to do that, I had bought some low-sugar vanilla ice cream and sweetened some of the raspberries with xylitol for myself and mother (she's diabetic-for those who do not know). It was wonderful!
Lunch> Buffalo Chicken Chili (from freezer) w/peppered onion salad topper sprinkles (4/2)
Snacks> lightly salted peanuts, couple sugar-free chocolates, low-sugar ice cream w/raspberries (7/3)
Supper> meatballs, couple of crackers w/cheese (1/1)
Total =12/7
I treated everyone to a bowl of regular vanilla ice cream and sugar sweetened raspberries from the garden (freezer) while they watched the Super Bowl. Knowing I was going to do that, I had bought some low-sugar vanilla ice cream and sweetened some of the raspberries with xylitol for myself and mother (she's diabetic-for those who do not know). It was wonderful!
Saturday, Feb.4
Breakfast> 1 Ezekial toast w/pb, coffee (3/2)
Lunch> chicken noodle soup, couple of crackers w/Old English cheese spread (1/2)
Snacks> few strawberries & almonds throughout the day (4/1)
Supper> grilled chicken, 1/4c mashed potatoes & gravy (1/1)
Total = 9/6
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