Trying to give up bread

Oregano_State

Bubbles12345 wrote: »

lol! Because I would put any money on it you're overweight and in denial!

I came on this to give this guy an alternative option to bread not to try and persuade a bunch of people that are in denial and convince themselves stuffing your body with crap and processed food is good for you.

Leaving this post now and going for a slad - try it sometime.

Happy heart attack.

Cop out.

runawaybishop

Bubbles12345 wrote: »

lol! Because I would put any money on it you're overweight and in denial!

I came on this to give this guy an alternative option to bread not to try and persuade a bunch of people that are in denial and convince themselves stuffing your body with crap and processed food is good for you.

Leaving this post now and going for a slad - try it sometime.

Happy heart attack.

I am 86 kg and lift heavy 4 days a week. But hey, don't let the fact that i am in good shape upset you. You don't need to be in good shape to be able to read.

I rarely eat bread, not because I think its bad for me but because my meals are all protein focused.

Did you think attacking me personally would bolster your claims?

youcancallmeal

I like the idea of giving up bread as it really is just something to make eating the contents of a sandwich easier. Are there no shop bought alternatives that could be used to make a sandwich that do more or less the same thing but without calories etc?

Alf Veedersane

I just realised I haven't had bread in ages. Weeks or months. I didn't actually intend to give it up but I seem to have given it up.

And I used like meat 'n' cheese toasties from the George Foreman.

thegreatiam

youcancallmeal wrote: »

I like the idea of giving up bread as it really is just something to make eating the contents of a sandwich easier. Are there no shop bought alternatives that could be used to make a sandwich that do more or less the same thing but without calories etc?

salads

RacoonQueen

youcancallmeal wrote: »

I like the idea of giving up bread as it really is just something to make eating the contents of a sandwich easier. Are there no shop bought alternatives that could be used to make a sandwich that do more or less the same thing but without calories etc?

Iceberg lettuce - wrap
Roast beef/pork/ham cut into thick chunks - sliced pan

homemadecider

Lunchbox meals are easy to bring to work and don't need bread.

Contents could include:

Any meat
Fish
Cottage cheese/ cheddar/ brie/ feta
Cherry tomatoes
Spinach/ lettuce
Cashews/ walnuts/ almonds
Beetroot
Pickles
Boiled eggs
Kidney beans/ chickpeas/ cannellini beans

I add a dash of balsamic as a dressing and it's yum. Easy to throw together and easy to make it slightly different each day.

runawaybishop

homemadecider wrote: »

Lunchbox meals are easy to bring to work and don't need bread.

Contents could include:

Any meat
Fish
Cottage cheese/ cheddar/ brie/ feta
Cherry tomatoes
Spinach/ lettuce
Cashews/ walnuts/ almonds
Beetroot
Pickles
Boiled eggs
Kidney beans/ chickpeas/ cannellini beans

I add a dash of balsamic as a dressing and it's yum. Easy to throw together and easy to make it slightly different each day.

Don't sit beside me, thanks :pac:

The Wild Bunch

I've had half a baguette since Thursday - tough going but I think I'm doing ok

Precious flower

Cut out bread myself to there since the Christmas holidays, however don't know how long I'll be able to keep it going when I get back to college, so handy to just bring a sandwich sometimes!