Hesstondriver
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I find if I have porridge I get hungry late morning, but I’ve been trying overnight oats ( oats, milk & honey soaked overnight in the fridge) much better at keeping me full
What do you eat for breakfast
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5312
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- South Wales
I eat nothing until the evening, feel great, no sugar spikes and crashes. But I do drink coffee with butter blended in, never feel hungry and save lots of time and effort. Wife is very happy only preparing and cleaning up one meal per day 
Neddy flanders
Member
porridge at 6.30
9.45am Orange or apple, yoghurt, Baconx2, toastx2, egg, butter, marmalade, coffee.
every day.
Im lighter than i was 30yrs ago
9.45am Orange or apple, yoghurt, Baconx2, toastx2, egg, butter, marmalade, coffee.
every day.
Im lighter than i was 30yrs ago
Do you eat much the rest of the day?
Neddy flanders
Member
1pm, Large bowl soup, large Ham/Cheese/Tuna/salad/mayo sandwich, crisps, snickersx2, squash, coffee
4pm Large Sandwich, biscuits
7pm (today) Lamb stew, Plate of rice, Brocolli, Apple Sponge, single cream (lots), Peroni x1, Red wine glass (x2)
9pm Plate Cheese/Biscuits/chocolate
Neddy flanders
Member
impossible. would be very hangry here by 9.45 and everyone around me murdered by 12.30I eat nothing until the evening, feel great, no sugar spikes and crashes. But I do drink coffee with butter blended in, never feel hungry and save lots of time and effort. Wife is very happy only preparing and cleaning up one meal per day
You must burn a lot off during the day! Lot of manual work?
Neddy flanders
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yep. today was first day in office i can remember for years.
That's impressive!
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