In October a one day bread making course sounded like a really good idea. I tried, I really did...I made it home, I photographed, I bagged for the freezer...but I couldn't hold out in the end and have eaten not one but two hot cross buns. Bum! (They were delicious). However, I'm thinking positively - I'd have eaten a whole lot more if I hadn't planned to clock in on here and confess!
I'm also working on the basis that I resisted the quiche at lunchtime and one day out of 19 doesn't feel the end of the world...
Should I fast tomorrow?
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Ooh they all look so good- I know where you are coming from I love all sorts of bread too..... very hard to resist!!! Maybe put them in the freezer and have one of them every Sunday for a treat
No, there's no need to fast tomorrow. Besides, calories will have been expended during the preparation, as you worked away in the kitchen kneading all that dough.
Baking is so therapeutic, well done for hiding (most) of the fruits of your labours in the freezer ... I hope you REALLY enjoyed the hot cross buns 😉. Tomorrow is a brand new day - make the most of it 💐
Good advice! I actually don't feel so good today - gluten overload I think! OH has planned a night out including meal tonight, I don't want to cancel date-night but I think I'll be sticking to salad!
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very hard to resist!!! Maybe put them in the freezer and have one of them every Sunday for a treat 
Nearly fell off the wagon! But think I'm ok now!
fell of the wagon
Well and truly fell off the wagon!
