Does anyone else ver use HEX's as a meal?

[Maximus]

For example, when I have had a real craving for crisps or something crunchy I've had a pile of crispreads (4 or 6 depending on type HEX B) with laughing cow extra lights (HEX A)

Very quick, very easy and fixes a craving.

I normally cook and prepare fresh most meals, but this is my little lazy concession.

Steve

 

[Circes]

Yes quite a lot - usually cheese or dried fruit or oil as an ingredient in a meal though

 

[JemmaBe]

Weetabix of course! Meal any time of the day.

 

[jojogonnabeslim]

oh absolutely! I love cripsbreads with a tin of mackerel in tomato sauce yummy!

 

[Swiffer]

What is a HEX. Sorry i am new to this and I use my bread maker a lot and need to know if I can still eat my own bread. I generally only have a slice a day in any event.

 

[silly sausage]

I eat my own wholemeal bread as a healthy extra.

 

[joedenise]

It's OK to use your own bread as long as it is whole meal and you only have 57g as a HEX(b).

Denise

 

[time2bslim]

Yep, I love 2 heb's - 2 x 800g loaf - toasted with a banana smashed onto it - with fruit on the side with yogurt. Scrumptious - as a lunch.

Also have the crispbreads with sild - smashed up and heated in the microwave - equally scrumptious.

AND I too have two weetabix at any time of the day - as a meal - lovely.

 

[Karen]

big fat cheese salad sandwiches with light salad cream. im rather addicted and have it almost daily! never gets boring

 

[gl12282]

Ooooh yes. Tonight - pack of ryvita minis with laughing cow light triangles. Then fruit for pudding. Yum yum !

 

[Mummy_Helen]

I sometimes save mine for a nice creamy ready brek (with milk) in the evening, I'll add a yogurt to it to make it bigger and more filling, and add some fruit to it too.... really keeps those hunger pangs away.

 

[uoyevoli]

I have two pieces of bread (HEx B) with some Dairylea light cheese (HEx A). Yum.

 

[Maximus]

It's OK to use your own bread as long as it is whole meal and you only have 57g as a HEX(b).

Denise

Yes when I made my own wholemeal bread I was told this. I make by hand though rather than breadmaker (I find it therapeutic).

57g is approx 2oz - not easy to achieve with just one slice of self-made wholemeal

 

[gl12282]

Steve, that's great that you make your own bread. I wish I found cooking therapeutic. I hate chopping up vegetables........!!!!

 

[Maximus]

Steve, that's great that you make your own bread. I wish I found cooking therapeutic. I hate chopping up vegetables........!!!!

Thanks for the compliment

But just to confirm you don't need to chop vegetables to make bread

So sorry, the wicked imp inside me meant I couldn't let that one pass

Maybe I'm getting sad in my old age, but I even enjoy chopping veggies! - I'm actually enjoying the whole SW experience - and that includes the plans, luchtime 1.6 mile walk every day, 5+ mile walk each weekend and all cooking/preparation.

Maybe I'm a frustrated chef?
Steve

 

[gl12282]

Ha ha ha ha ha !!!! Made me laugh out loud.

Now you can see why people say I'm not a great cook !

Glad you're enjoying the whole thing. Me too. Although I haven't yet started exercising but it's on my list. I love the feeling of being fit and really want to start running again (well run/walking for now). I just need to figure out how and when to fit it in to my day (around chopping vegetables for my bread.................................................)

Gail x

 

[Scotdeb]

For my lunch the other day I had the HEXB Ryvita topped with quark mixed with HEXA goats cheese and scallions. I then topped that with smoked salmon and cucumber.

It was amazing!