I'm doing JUDDD so I don't count syns. I much prefer the Muller Greek yoghurts, particularly the cherry one. Yum yum. I can eat anything I want on my up days within reason. On my down days I am limited to just under 500 calories.
Skulldilocks said:2 for 3£ on LM rosemary and red onion veggie sausages in Asda! Saves you a quid and syn free!
JUDD is considered perfectly safe but it's definately not for me! You have 2-3 days a week of "down days" at around 500-600 calories, and then the other 3-4 days are "up days" where you have more calories - some people have unlimited calories on up days, others aim for fixed amounts eg 1800, 2000 etc.
It seems to have good weigh loss but I personally wouldn't have the restraint for the down days. It has it's own section minimins, if anyone is interest that'd be the best place to look.
i wish i had a morrisons near me! though i dont tend to buy them unless they are in packs, in tesco at the moment they are 1.70 i think for 6
I'm going today but going to one which didn't have many flavours last time ahh well will be going a few times between now and Jan
Probably different in your shop but the one I was in yesterday had them in two places, one was like the side/end of the fresh stuff aisle and then the general yoghurt aisle (probably because they're promoting that deal!) and in the smaller section they had much less to choose. I do find it annoying how often they don't have any of the ones with sprinkles though... That Morrison's only had two flavours of mugshot, too
JUDD is considered perfectly safe but it's definately not for me! You have 2-3 days a week of "down days" at around 500-600 calories, and then the other 3-4 days are "up days" where you have more calories - some people have unlimited calories on up days, others aim for fixed amounts eg 1800, 2000 etc.
It seems to have good weigh loss but I personally wouldn't have the restraint for the down days. It has it's own section minimins, if anyone is interest that'd be the best place to look.[/QUOTE
Nah, not for me either. S W is the way to go for me, and sustainable for life. I certainly would not want to live like that for the rest of my life, but everyone is different I suppose