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Making the transition to an empty nester – cooking for 1 or 2 people
When we became ‘empty nesters’ some years ago, we had to make a few changes. There are many bonuses to having the house to ourselves and not having to cater for the crowd. With just the two of us at home we get to cook what we want, not what the kids want, and watch
Are you tempted to skip breakfast?
As the pace picks up in the final weeks of the year, all too often our healthy eating plan goes out the window. One of the first things that happens is we start to skip breakfast because we feel that there isn’t enough time. Here’s three reasons not to skip breakfast – 1) it kick-starts
8 reasons for not drinking water
A survey by the Australian Bureau of Statistics* revealed that only 87 percent of Australians drank water on the day surveyed; with females aged 31-70 averaging just over a litre of water a day. So, according to the survey even if you are drinking water, chances are, you’re not drinking enough. I hear lots of
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RECIPE TIME: It’s not too late to make your Christmas Cake. This recipe is super quick and easy to make. Make now and freeze for Christmas. Grab the recipe below.
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Tropical Christmas Cake | Symply Too Good To Be True
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This Tropical Christmas Cake is best eaten fresh. If cooking ahead for Christmas, freeze until a few hours before required then defrost at room temperature.Wednesday’s thought… If you feel tempted to go off track on Christmas Day put it into perspective. We can eat the food that is on offer any day of the year so why gorge unnecessarily on the 25th? Here are 3 tips to keep you on track…
1. Christmas is only a small part of the year. It’s what you do between the New Year and Christmas that counts
2. Burn it off instead of sleeping it off
3. Give yourself the best present this Christmas - a healthy YOU for 2019
Annette :-)
When we became ‘empty nesters’ some years ago, we had to make a few changes, one of the hardest was adjusting to cooking meals for just one or two people.
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Making the transition to an empty nester - cooking for 1 or 2 people | Symply Too Good To Be True
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When we became ‘empty nesters’ some years ago, we had to make a few changes, one of the hardest was adjusting to cooking meals for just one or two people.This week we’re sharing healthy Christmas gift ideas. Yesterday we talked gifts to bake, today it’s gifts to buy. I’ve started off with a few suggestions. Feel free to add your suggestions in the comments below.
• Fitbit or pedometer
• Water bottle
• Sports store voucher
• Symply Too Good To Be True cookbooks
• Veggie steamer or grill pan
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Tuesday’s thought… December can be a stressful time for slimmer’s so here’s 4 tips:
1) Set a realistic goal for the next few weeks. Will you maintain your weight, lose weight or gain weight?
2) BYO food to events. If you have something 'safe' to eat, then it will make parties easier.
3) Increase your activity levels so that this will help compensate if you do over indulge.
4) Eat in moderation. Having a little of Christmas treats is okay but having a lot means weight gain.
Annette :-)
This week in my afternoon posts I’m sharing my ideas for healthy Christmas gift ideas.
Let’s start with gifts to bake. People love homemade gifts. So, here’s some ideas:
• Ginger bread – use the Ginger Kisses Recipe (Book 6)
• Biscotti – try my Almond Apricot Bread (Book 3), or the Macadamia Cranberry Bread (Book 7) is a gluten free option
• Mini Christmas Cakes and Mini Xmas Pudding in my new COOKING FOR 1 OR 2 PEOPLE cookbook
• Gluten Free Shortbread (Book 7)
• Fruit Balls (Book 7) there’s a variation with nuts or add some rum
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Monday’s thought… If the weekend didn’t go as well as you had hoped then make a fresh start today to get your head in the right place. Here are some tips to pull you out of the slump:
1) Write down all the reasons why you want to be slimmer and healthier
2) If you give up now what will happen – will you gain more weight and be more miserable?
3) The past is the past, today is what matters, so dust yourself off and start again.
Annette :-)
As we head into the final few weeks of the year, don't lose sight of what's important. Christmas will be all over soon and you'll be wondering what all the fuss was about. Make sure you put yourself first and stick to your goals... because you're worth it! Have a great weekend. Annette :-)
Friday’s thought… If you get time over the weekend, it might be a good idea to give your fridge and pantry a makeover. What unhealthy food has made its way into your kitchen? Throw it out or give it away. Weight loss and healthy eating is a journey that begins at the supermarket. Shop wisely. Annette :-)
