B - 2 egg omlette
L - Smoked salmon, mackrel and smoked trout
S - Oat bran galette
D - Grilled chicken breast
S - Grilled chicken leg
This sounds fine. Lots of protein is good as it helps you to feel full. Just remember to make sure to include at least 1.5 litres of water every single day.
I'm unsure of quantities at the moment but plan on making sure I have plenty of meat and fish in the fridge to snack on if I get hungry.
I'm not a big fan of yoghurt but may get some anyway.
Yoghurt makes a great snack or dessert. Be very careful, though, as they need to be "fat-free" and not contain any sugars. Weight Watchers' Toffee or Vanilla flavours are good. You can also have Mullerlight Toffee or Vanilla, but you need to limit them to a maximum of 2 a day because they are larger than normal. I used to eat fat-free Activia yoghurts, but then found that they contain sugar and so are not good for Dukan.
If you like, you can also eat sugar-free jelly as a pud.
Couple of questions if anyone is able to help:-
1) Can I have hot water with some fresh lemon and ginger as flavourings?
Best to avoid the lemon. I think a little ginger might be okay, but I might be wrong on that. Hopefully, someone else can give you guidance on that.
2) Is Langley Farm cottage cheese acceptable on the diet?
As long as it's their fat-free version, that should be okay. Make sure you don't get the normal version mixed up as they do look very similar and I've accidentally picked up the wrong one myself!
3) Where can I get the oatbran from? Do I need to go to a health food shop or will a small Tescos have it (would rather avoid a big Tesco shop as I did one today!!)
The most easy to find brand seems to be Mornflake. Apparently, it is available in supermarkets (not sure whether small ones would stock it). I get it from my local independent health food shop. Maybe call whichever shop you intend to visit beforehand just to make sure?
4) Can I have skinny cappucino's or do those need to bit the dust as well?
Sorry, I never drink coffee so don't know what goes into a cappucino. You can have a certain amount of skimmed milk, so if it's just coffee and skimmed milk, then it would be okay. Can anyone else please help with this one?
5) Can I have sugar free syrups in my drinks to give it some ooomph?? I really like drinking black coffee flavoured with 0 calorie/ 0 carb syrups.
As long as they've no sugar, carbs or alcohol, I think they should be fine. I'm sure there's a brand called DaVinci which some people use. Again, perhaps someone else can confirm (or deny!) this?
Obviously there will be plenty of water and diet coke in there!
Many thanks for any help you can give me whilst I get started.