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Old 26-12-2005, 00:12   #1
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So how much did you eat?

I had ...

Half a croissant with butter and jam
Prawn cocktail (sorry old fashioned but just love the stuff )
Usual christmas dinner, Turkey, piggies in blankets,stuffing (yes please ) Roast tats, nips, carrots brussels broccolli.
No desert too full
1 Cadburys flake from the flake box of chocs.

Not a lot really considering today I could of gone beserk.
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Old 26-12-2005, 00:16   #2
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I had ...

Half a croissant with butter and jam
Prawn cocktail (sorry old fashioned but just the stuff )
Usual christmas dinner, Turkey, piggies in blankets,stuffing (yes please ) Roast tats, nips, carrots brussels broccolli.
No desert too full
1 Cadburys flake from the flake box of chocs.

Not a lot really considering today I could of gone beserk.
Chicken as I don't eat turkey it's too fat and too dry!!!!
Same here didn't go beserk same as all of us did!!!!
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Old 26-12-2005, 00:18   #3
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I've still got a bit of a rumpty tummy so not really in the mood for a pig out this year (the rest of my family have also been quite good). I've had:

Turkey dinner
Not Xmas pudding but a leftover from yesterday
A sandwhich with some pickled onions and a mince pie
A bag of chocolate buttons from my selection box

Not really a lot!
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Old 26-12-2005, 00:19   #4
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Lots of brussels ... awaiting the fall out
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Old 26-12-2005, 00:20   #5
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A sandwhich with some pickled onions and a mince pie
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Hubby pickled his own onions this year and added quite a few homegrown chillis to the mix 2 months ago got to try them yesterday (Xmas eve) and WOW they nearly blow your head off but taste fantastic.
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Old 26-12-2005, 00:23   #6
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I didnt have Crimbo dinner because if the broken oven, but we had a small party here tonight with a buffet so i have pigged out on Sausage rolla
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Old 26-12-2005, 00:24   #7
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Hubby pickled his own onions this year and added quite a few homegrown chillis to the mix 2 months ago got to try them yesterday (Xmas eve) and WOW they nearly blow your head off but taste fantastic.
Too bad you couldn't dip them in your fountain (and I mean the chocolate one before you ask)!

I actually went to a party last week where there was one so Im no longer a choccy fountain virgin
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Old 26-12-2005, 00:26   #8
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Bacon'negg sandwich for brekky

Turkey etc for lunch, followed by pudding & brandy custard.

At about 8 pm. Humous (or however you spell it) & pitta bread plus several glasses of cheap Tesco red wine. Then a bit of christmas cake.

Hmmm. A bit short on yhe 5 portions of fruit and veg.

Not stuffed, though.
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Old 26-12-2005, 00:30   #9
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Too bad you couldn't dip them in your fountain (and I mean the chocolate one before you ask)!

I actually went to a party last week where there was one so Im no longer a choccy fountain virgin
You got a thing about chocolate fountains haven't you
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Old 26-12-2005, 00:32   #10
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I was able to get a good look at (and smell of) what my sister had to eat and drink this evening, owing to the fact that she threw up in my car.

However, today I had:
  • Smoked salmon and cream cheese on toast
  • A gellatine Santa lolly
  • Prawn cocktail
  • Turkey, with trimmings and all that
  • Sherry trifle
  • Christmas cake
  • Chocolate gateau
  • Various assorted chocolates

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Old 26-12-2005, 00:43   #11
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Lamb, runner beans, carrotts, sprouts, parsnips, potatoes and gravy.

Followed by a M&S pudding and mince pies and cream.

That was all over with by 4pm. I'm about to raid the fridge now as I'm starving.
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Old 26-12-2005, 00:50   #12
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I had:
  • A slice of crusty bread and jam for breakfast
  • 2 Christmas tree-shaped biscuits, 2 chocolate digestives and a bag of roast chicken flavour crisps for a "snack"
  • The usual, roast turkey, sausages, bacon, roast and boiled tatties, carrots & gravy
  • A generious helping of trifle
  • A reasonable slice of Christmas cake

It may seem a lot, but I honestly can eat loads without puting on any weight. If anything, I'm losing it and can't for the life of me figure out why.
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Old 26-12-2005, 00:58   #13
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todays menu

breakfast: scrambled egg 6 peices of toast and 8oz of smoked salmon.

snack 1: sandwhich of ham and pickle.

snack 2: handfull of cashew nuts and a tub of olives

Lunch: turkey, sauseges, parsnips, sprouts, selection of roasted veg and about 8 roast potatoes. Christmas pud with cream and a mince pie.

Snack: 10 ferraro roches a twix and a mars bar.

snack: 1 sandwhich with ham salad.

I need the energy.
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Old 26-12-2005, 01:00   #14
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erm: Breakfast - Bran Flakes
Lunch - Nut Roast with some vegetables that my housekeeper cooked for me (after church we were all very hungry)
Tea - Some chocolate and some mince pies which I ate in front of the computer.
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Old 26-12-2005, 01:13   #15
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How much did I eat?? Too bloody much!!

Egg Mayonaise, turkey, ham, lamb, sausages, spuds, 3 brussell sprouts (my yearly allowance!), a couple of glasses of wine and a slab of chocolate gateau and cream!

Other than that, not a lot really ....
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Old 26-12-2005, 01:56   #16
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Breakfast

A sausage and bacon bap.

Dinner

Prawn Cocktail

Full Christmas dinner
Roast Turkey, roast spuds, roast parsnips. carrots, peas, chestnut sprouts, chestnut stuffing, bread sauce, gravy, Cranbury sauce. Cocktail sausages wrapped in bacon.

Black forest gateaux.

And very good it was too.

Supper

a couple of twilights and a few crisps.


I tend to eat less each year, hence no full breakfast and no cold supper this year. We did yesterday though have the Marks and Spencer seafood platter. Expensive but so good.

As usual Boxing day will be a smaller version of today.
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Old 26-12-2005, 02:47   #17
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All of above and some Rennies..
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Old 26-12-2005, 02:55   #18
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Breakfast - bowl of Cheerios

Dinner - two slices toast with ginger & rhubard spread

Tea - Roast Beef, roast potatoes, gravy, cranberry sauce

Afters - A Muller-Rice


Snacks - some Quality Street & Thornton's choccies, handful of peanuts


Drinks - several glasses of water, about 4 cups coffee, a very large Gin & Tonic, glass of Dandelion & Burdock.


A fairly normal day's intake..............
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Old 26-12-2005, 04:43   #19
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1 bowl of all bran, marmalade on two rectangles and jam on the other two toast.
1 swiss roll
4 rectangles of sandwhiches (cheese, ham & pickle with lettuce and mayanoaise with one tomatoe on top) two mince pies a packet of crisps and half bottle of lambrini.
5.swiss roll
6. chocolate from a selection box
7. bernard matthews turkey drumers, coctail sausages wrapped in bacon, mash potatoe, peas, carrots and gravy. And to wash it down a stronbow.
8.swiss roll (notice a pattern)
9. a timeout from a selection box.
10. a mince pie
11. now i'm having some marmite crisps and a glass of Baileys origional.
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Old 26-12-2005, 05:57   #20
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Started off Christmas Eve with seven or eight Swedish meatballs. My aunt made them, and were delicious made in a red current sauce. On the same plate was some cole slaw and some bean salad(green beans mixed with mushroom soup and topped with onion rings). That was around 4PM EST.

Right after eating, my mother tells me not to eat too much because we were having dinner at my aunt's(mom's sister), after leaving my cousin's( on dad's side). My mom didn't see me eat anything obviously. And, here I was, thinking we were just going to my aunt's for desert! I was pretty well stuffed, and had one slice of turkey, a table spoon full of mashed potatoes for my dinner later on that night.

Ohh, but I made room for desert!. I had a slice of cheesecake and some yule log! When I arrived home last night, I had some Lindors assorted chocolates.

Today, for Christmas, I was told by my parents we were to have bacon and eggs for breakfast. Mom didn't feel like it, so I had my usual cereal this morning. Raisin Bran. For dinner, roast beef with mashed potatoes and a raw carrot. I don't like cooked ones. The rest of what I ate were these little chocolate Santa Clauses, to top off a Christmas that could have put me in a coma.
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Old 26-12-2005, 07:26   #21
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I only had some chips and soda. The weight of the whole post-Katrina thang finally settled in and just left me with no appetite.
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Old 26-12-2005, 09:51   #22
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Old 26-12-2005, 09:57   #23
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Poached eggs on toast .

Normal christmas dinner expect i had gammon turkey is vile .sausages spuds etc

christmas pudding with loads of cream

a bit of cheese

Felt rough all day so didnt eat as much i normally would .Im going to make up for today because are kitchen is bursting with enough food to feed the 5000 !!
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Old 26-12-2005, 10:56   #24
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I ate quite alot yesterday.

I didn't have any breakfast... I was staving myself for the christmas lunch.

About 3pm we had christmas lunch and christmas pudding.

About 6pm I had a cheese platter with loads of different cheeses and crackers.

About 10pm I had a plate full of turkey & cramberry sandwiches.

As well as all that I've been muching on a large tin of roses through out the day.

<<< I'd leave it 10 minutes if I was you, love lol.
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Old 26-12-2005, 11:00   #25
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breakfast -2 chunks of toblerone and an irn bru alcopop
lunch-2 bags salt and vinegar crisps followed by kinder chocolate and 2 alcopops
snack-a pint of baileys
dinner-m&s chinese (crispy duck,chicken and cashews,crispy beef,sticki chilli chicken and prawn toast and egg fried rice)
2 pints cherry coke

Unconventional but I really enjoyed it
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