Yep never felt so full in all my life lol
I had steak with salad avocado peppers spring onions and I took the idea of roasting broccoli and cauliflower from the thread, I whipped up some eggs and made a omelette and put cheese in it.. and oh my god I was actually full and still feel full !!!
I’ve made my overnight oats for morning with low-fat yogurt and fruit.
Made a sugar free jelly with fruit and I can feel the transition to a higher fat and low carb diet starting to take shape.
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Whey hey ! Its lush isnt it! You can have full fat yoghurt too, even nicer! 
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Il be honest I don’t like full fat yogurt.. ☠️ Lol I love the asda low fat strawberry and peach yogurts. It’s my taste.. I don’t know why.. I don’t like full fat milk either only semi skimmed 👍
Oh I love it ! Careful with the low fat yoghurt, they sometimes replace the fat with sugar !
I must admit im still on semi skimmed, cant get away with full fat in tea! x
Yeah that’s the one thing but my choices are definitely better than they were before. I’m on the right track !! I don’t feel bloated, I feel full and usually I’m hungry an hour after I’ve eaten
I used to go to bed early because my stomach was rumbling ! Lolx
Isn't it great to get those full flavours into your meals?
Yeah !! I couldn’t believe how filling an omelette with cheese is 😊
A recipe I picked up in the Daily Diary was omelette with blue cheese and walnuts. I'd never have thought of that.
My favourite frittata is chorizo, red onion, red pepper (or yellow or orange, depending on what you have), half can of tomatoes, a bit of chilli if you want, two eggs, topped with cheddar cheese. Scrumptious
Oh god that sounds nice !! May have to pinch that lol
I think I was a bit distracted when I said half a tin of tomatoes! 
Should have said half a dozen cherry tomatoes, halved
I was willing to go with the 1/2 a tin
I think it would be a bit wet for a frittata
lol
In this modern day of marketing, you would only have to rebrand it as frittata soup or something
Going to try these - thanks for sharing BridgeGirl! Last night I made crustless quiche - in a baking tin lined with baking paper I poured a mix of 3 eggs, double cream, cooked bacon, yellow pepper, cooked baby leek, cooked asparagus, cherry tomatoes. Baked for 30 mins - it was easy and filling and divine!
Oh my god that sounds lovely
That sounds gorgeous! I need to top up my asparagus supply: the season is so short and I want to make the most of it
Plus extra mature cheddar goes well!
How could I forget to mention the generous heap of grated cheese - silly me! Thanks cheritorrox!
Can I ask how much you’ve lost since doing this diet ?
3st 5lbs, from obese to a BMI of 23.5. The first stone was following the 12 week plan which gave me a good sense of portion size and calorie values. Following on from that, I started to pay much more attention to what I was eating, rather than just how much, and, with much information and guidance from this forum, that led me to the lchf approach. For someone who adored bread and potatoes, I would never have thought it possible but I enjoy it so much I don't miss those things
Lovely frittata recipe, BridgeGirl.
I make mine the same minus the tomatoes. If I have feta in the fridge, I cube that and use instead of cheddar - the creamy sharpness of feta makes a nice change. This was a favourite even before LCHF but very enjoyable now.
Hope everyone's having a good day.
I also add spinach if there's any hanging around. Spinach goes in most things. There are so many variations we can try, aren't there?
Off to do a smoked salmon and cream cheese omelette, with fried courgette (as I've run out of spinach 
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Oh, great idea. I use spinach quite often, but have never used it in a frittata or omelette.
Out of interest, do you cook the spinach first, say, alongside the peppers, etc, before adding the eggs? I'm not keen on raw spinach but like it cooked.
Yes, I just give it time to wilt on top of the other veg. I'm not keen on it raw, either.
Another of my stand by recipes is shakshuka, which I was introduced to on the forum. I add spinach to that, too
Perfect. I shall add spinach to my next frittata.
Now shakshuka.... it's easy, it includes things I like eating, it fits in with the kind of food I make, it looks appealing, but I have never made it because I just know I won't like the juxtaposition of eggs and tomatoes and spices in the same dish.
Funnily enough, someone on 'Kitchen Cabinet' on Radio 4 this morning said the exact same thing, and I totally understood.
I had spinach last night curried with paneer, alongside cauliflower rice.
This gives me hope I'm doing low carb and I'm starving all the time! Might try it for a few more days before I pack it in!
It's unfortunate that people pick up the low carb message without including the healthy fats bit of it. I'm sure, once you start working on that side of things, you won't be feeling hungry. Get rid of anything low fat/diet/'light', use butter, olive oil and lard for cooking and treat yourself to some new recipes - dietdoctor has some great ones.
You'll get plenty of advice and encouragement on the low carb high fat forum healthunlocked.com/lchf-diet : you need to follow it to read all the posts and it will give you a rounded picture of that approach
Why not join us again on the Sunday weigh in? We'd love to have you back onboard
Thanks I'll have a look at the group!
Yeah that's what I've been doing- apart from my diet coke, not ready to give that up yet!
I suspect it's the diet coke that's causing the hunger. It's believed that some artificial sweeteners can cause insulin spikes and mess with blood sugar levels, which in turn cause hunger.
My advice would be to go cold turkey and ride out the short term withdrawal, to allow for long term benefits.
Honestly I never feel full. Never. After my tea last night I was like... I feel full !? This morning I still have that full feeling.. it’s weird lol
Do you monitor your % carbs and fat or just try and make good choices?
I don’t monitor nothing 😂😂😂 I’ve just started and picking things from ideas and reading the advice on here. Then I make it. The only thing I will say is when I get my plate I do a third of everything so third salad, third protein and third veg with eggs. So I don’t go over the top with my portion sizes. That’s it really and I always have sugar free jelly and yogurt after to stop me from wanting to gauge on chocolate as I have got major issues with a sweet tooth especially time of the month 😊
That's great
Diet Doctor - LCHF
help needed
As a follow on from my fruit question......
Why low fat yogurt isn't good for you...
