Balanced Diet

^ yep

Try to eat whole products little and often instead of milled product such as white rice. Not only do whole products contain essential nutrients but the fibre helps release carbohydrates over a slower period of time, making you less hungry and therefore you'll eat less. If you insist on eating white bread or rice for example, then add high fibre produce at the same time as this will have the same effect once consumed.
 
I think people worry too much about the food specifics, instead of doing more exercise, imo.

Very true :)

Though its a sad state of affairs that the western world has to actively exercise to burn off the excesses they eat to avoid putting on weight.

There should be regulation and/or responsibility of the food manufacturers as well as personal responsibility when it comes to what we eat.
 
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Half a Tin of Beans
One Slice of Toast
Cheese
Jalapeños

Sounds pretty awesome. Got all the ingedients already. :cool:

My thoughts exactly, but her breakfast is seriously lacking! Danger Phoenix get her to have a good portion of porridge with a few of Tesco's mixed fruit and nut thrown on top for flavour.
 
Balanced on one finger maybe..

As for nutritiously balanced, not a hope in hell.

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is she one of those half vegetarians who can eat fish, eggs and milk?

if so... oats + milk + fruit, or an omelette on whole grain toast for breakfast
nuts, fruits for snacks
fish, sweet potato/rice and veg for dinner and the job's a gooden
 
is she one of those half vegetarians who can eat fish, eggs and milk?

If you eat fish but no other meat then you're a pescetarian but any vegetarian can eat eggs or milk and not be considered a "half vegetarian" - you're probably thinking of a vegan which is someone who will eat no animal products whatsoever.
 
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