Hi, slrayner, thanks for visiting. Have you a diary yourself? I've only ever done SW as a vegan so didn't have to adapt anything except my crap eating habits. Its funny how people tend to think of vegans as so healthy isn't it? Perhaps in the old days when you could hardly even find a vegan biscuit in the supermarket, but now, it is so easy, with loads of junk.
Fortunately the Fry's original burgers are really low syn, and the Linda McC red onion sausages are free. Tbh, I do feel better when I'm eating fresh foods. Ha ha though to the idea that SW teaches healthy eating, the synthetic rubbish that they promote is far from healthy, although it can be very healthy when used carefully.
I do find it very easy when my head is in the right place but as I eat as a coping mechanism for stress and oh gosh, have I had some stress for the last eight years or so, sometimes it goes a bit haywire.
Hence the two packets of Lidl dark chocolate and amaretto eggs a few days back, and the rest. Still, I am getting better with dealing with my known stresses, it's when I'm not admitting them to myself that it goes wrong.
Food lately has been very focused, no syns for a couple of days and lots of soup. Today's was rather good. Tinned carrots liquidised with almond milk and the Indonesian spice mix that includes a bit of miso. I think it would be nice with the Koko coconut milk too, not the Alpro. I think that would be too sweet.
Later I'm having a warm rice salad with tomato, pickled peppers and chick peas.
Last thing at night: 2 x HX B of poridge, the rest of my almond milk and about 1 syns worth of cinnamon agave syrup