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*lesley*
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The thing with them is you have to eat them in small bits. Just break small bits off and make sure you have a glass of water to go with them. I think they are fine 
Don't take a bite or you will find it dry and hard to swallow.
Also, they have calmed down my tummy a bit as with just shakes i was constipated one minute and then diarrhoea the next but these have made everything better. happy days x
Oh, and it's so nice to chew something!
Don't take a bite or you will find it dry and hard to swallow.
Also, they have calmed down my tummy a bit as with just shakes i was constipated one minute and then diarrhoea the next but these have made everything better. happy days x
Oh, and it's so nice to chew something!
Denise140
Now 40% less fat !
Well Lesley, I've just finished my first peanut flap jack and, errr........well I have to say the last morsel went down easier than the first but it has taken me over an hour to eat it! I also had a small black coffee, a mug of tea, two glasses of mineral water and a glass of tap water to help!
I'm a bit disappointed because I'd hoped they'd be a viable alternative to milkshakes but I don't think I'll be buying any more. I've yet to try the coconut one though so watch this space!
I'm a bit disappointed because I'd hoped they'd be a viable alternative to milkshakes but I don't think I'll be buying any more. I've yet to try the coconut one though so watch this space!
I'm one of the few people who actually enjoy the flapjacks. I prefer the peanut one, but coconut is ok as well. I only have 1 flapjack each week, as they contain around 50 calories more than the shakes or soup. The thing is, don't expect them to taste anything like a real flapjack! They are quite dry and bland, not much flavour. They need plenty of chewing, which i find makes a nice change from the liquid meals. I think they should have just called them "nutrition bar" or something along those lines. I quite like the soup too, but only with some curry powder added. We're allowed to do that, and it does make it tastier, well that's if you like curry flavour! i wouldn't normally eat chicken soup as i'm a strict vegetarian, but this "chicken" soup is completely veggie so i'm ok. I find it comforting to have a bowl of hot soup of an evening, especially now the autumn is here. Good luck, and my advice would be to try all the choices once, so you know what you like or don't like.
ElectricLilac
Like a Renegade Master
Its funny what everyone thinks about the shakes, soup, flapjacks, different strokes for different folks i suppose.
Personally i used to like the vanilla and now can't even smell it without it making me feel ill, i don't really like the strawberry anymore but have it once in a while just for a change, i still like the chocolate and thats now what i have about 90% of the time, i don't mind the chicken soup and have it when i fancy something hot, the flapjacks well i cant stomach the coconut one (i don't know why i like coconut in the real world) the peanut one on the other hand i think is alright and as people before me have pointed out sometimes its nice to chew or sometimes you just can't make a shake on the go so they have their uses....
My advice is to give everything a go once, you never know, as you can see from this thread "one mans meat is another mans poison."
Personally i used to like the vanilla and now can't even smell it without it making me feel ill, i don't really like the strawberry anymore but have it once in a while just for a change, i still like the chocolate and thats now what i have about 90% of the time, i don't mind the chicken soup and have it when i fancy something hot, the flapjacks well i cant stomach the coconut one (i don't know why i like coconut in the real world) the peanut one on the other hand i think is alright and as people before me have pointed out sometimes its nice to chew or sometimes you just can't make a shake on the go so they have their uses....
My advice is to give everything a go once, you never know, as you can see from this thread "one mans meat is another mans poison."
Denise140
Now 40% less fat !
Hi Melissa,
Just thought I'd let you know that I've just recently tried a coconut flapjack and was pleasantly surprised.
People's opinion of the flapjacks varies hugely as you've probably realised by now but in my opinion the coconut one is MUCH nicer than the peanut. I found the peanut one revolting and would have to be really desperate to eat another but, whilst I still prefer the shakes and soup, I could eat another coconut one. They're not very 'coconutey' and they do, as you say, contain peanuts and you can taste that but they don't seem to have the same after-taste. Can't really comment on their effect on weightloss as I only tried one!
My advice would be to get one to try, if you haven't already and don't rely too much on what you read as everyone's different. Good luck xx
Just thought I'd let you know that I've just recently tried a coconut flapjack and was pleasantly surprised.
People's opinion of the flapjacks varies hugely as you've probably realised by now but in my opinion the coconut one is MUCH nicer than the peanut. I found the peanut one revolting and would have to be really desperate to eat another but, whilst I still prefer the shakes and soup, I could eat another coconut one. They're not very 'coconutey' and they do, as you say, contain peanuts and you can taste that but they don't seem to have the same after-taste. Can't really comment on their effect on weightloss as I only tried one!
My advice would be to get one to try, if you haven't already and don't rely too much on what you read as everyone's different. Good luck xx
Binkyblush
Full Member
I tried putting the flapjack in the toaster as someone suggested and I actually found the flapjack really enjoyable that way..
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