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I have read that you should only have one bar a day. Since pudding generally fits in the same "treat" catagory, I was curius if they are included in that?

Tommorow is my first day and I mixed some of the Chocolate and Banana Puddings, just to have some already made. Plus, it gave me a chance to lick the fork to see if I would like them...good news, both tasted great.

I was wondering ...

would be something he or she would enjoy. Another persn referenced vanilla pudding made from a vanilla shake and a spoon oof vanilla SF FF pudding powder.

I have made a few times and just now for breakfast tomorrow some cheesecake pudding. Here is what I did:

1 Vanilla Shake powder
1 cup cold H2O

Blend it up

Add in: 1 spoon of cheesecake SF FF pudding mix
3-4 ice cubes.

Whip it up ...

Can i buy Turkey from the Deli and count that in with my L&G???

Would goat be considered on plan??? I wonder if it is considered the same as lamb/veal. Anyone know????

~Tiesha

A Medifast approved Brownie Recipe is listed under the thread "I was just thinking..."

http://www.makemethinner.com/forum/diet-5407.html

Enjoy!

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As I was mixing my chocolate pudding I got it a little too thick and it reminded me of brownie mix. For all of you cooking whizzes out there do you suppose there is a way to make brownies out of the chocolate pudding or the chocolate shake? I am willing to try something but have no idea where I would begin. I love the cookie recipie and maybe this is a long shot but ...

I have searched through the site, but I haven't seen this answered. Is there a certain amount that we should be using?

Hi there ~

I thought I'd post some info for your dining :bib: pleasure...

DogMa recently mentioned upon her return from :shades: vacation about having some Sugar-Free Cool :whip: Whip.


There are many of us that like to have some on our puddin' or oatmeal or...

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What is the consensus on the chicken soups. I know about soy chicken chunks, but I am usually really strict during Lent on only eating fish and not chicken or turkey. I don't have to worry about meat, obviously.

I do have vegetable broth cubes, but I think I will hold off on the soups for a while if I am iffy on chicken content.

i cannot find it in any of the stores around here and am going to have to buy it online. :(

i was wondering if any of you could throw out some of your favorites to help me make the right choices.


thanks!! :D