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Sep 2nd, 2016, 09:30 AM  
ajmclardie
 
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Macaroni Cheese

Made this last night as i was really needing something fulfilling, i was feeling very flat yesterday with no energy,it was soooo good and my whole family loved it too, my 5 year old said it was his favorite of all time i feel great today.

It was so easy to make, it would have to be as i'm not the best at cooking, i try my best though.

http://vicki-kitchen.blogspot.co.uk/search?q=macaroni

Found it on Pinterest, there are some amazing receipes on there and lots of syn information also.

Amanda x
 
 
Sep 2nd, 2016, 09:53 AM  
Stanleys Mum
 
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Sounds lovely- will add this to my plan.

Glad to hear you are feeling great

Thanks for the tip about Pintrest.
 
Sep 2nd, 2016, 10:04 AM  
ajmclardie
 
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Pinterest is amazing, honestly, you can spend hours looking at things, also good tip, don't do it when your hungry lol
 
 
Sep 2nd, 2016, 10:13 AM  
Stanleys Mum
 
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Pinterest is amazing, honestly, you can spend hours looking at things, also good tip, don't do it when your hungry lol
Haha- I'm going to head over there when bored this afternoon to take a look...will wait until I've had my lunch!
 
Sep 2nd, 2016, 11:09 AM  
sarahc4536
 
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I've made that recipe before and it is great! Because it uses Red Leicester it looks a lot more appealing than other ones I've seen!

I love Pintrest, and it is fab for recipes and food ideas.
My only advice is to be cautious of the syn value that people quote. There are some recipes on there that don't account for tweaks (using some free foods as a substitute for a synned food item if you weren't aware of them) and also because some recipes are old, the syn values of the food in them have changed, in some cases drastically.
We've just been told of a can of stewed steak that used to be free and is now over 15 Syns. Massive impact on someone's plan without them knowing!


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Sep 2nd, 2016, 11:22 AM  
ajmclardie
 
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Thanks Sarah, appreciate the advice.

Regarding the can of stewed steak that's allot of syns when it used to be free, thankfully i have never used that, the thought of it doesn't sit well with me to be honest.

xxx
 
 
Sep 2nd, 2016, 12:23 PM  
sarahc4536
 
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I know! It's shocking how drastic some things have changed syn wise. Luckily it's rare that hints change so much, but I can't imagine how I'd feel knowing that the Syns changed so much of something I really liked!


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Sep 2nd, 2016, 13:44 PM  
dirtydancing
 
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oh am going to make this soon. sounds so yummy.
 
 
Sep 2nd, 2016, 13:47 PM  
dirtydancing
 
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Was wondering which can of stewed steak it is as i have this one in my cupboard

Asda Chosen by You Stewed Steak, canned (410g can) FREE
 
 
Sep 2nd, 2016, 13:53 PM  
ajmclardie
 
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I just had left overs for lunch and was sooo good x
 
 
 
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