Saturday, 9 May 2009
Day 007
I ate a twix (Fail #5), beans on toast and Dominoes Cookies (Fail #6!) yesterday, but failed to take photographic evidence of any of them as we'd started on the cocktails by then!
Thursday, 7 May 2009
Wednesday, 6 May 2009
Day 005
19:00. I was getting the shakes so I ate a yoghurt kindly bought for me by Helen. It's not cheating if I hand over the money after it's been purchased.. right? Fail #3
Fail #4
Tuesday, 5 May 2009
Day 004

00.00. Roxanne had a ripe mango in her possession and I was feeling miserable, so she shared it with me. How have I managed to go twenty-one years thinking I hated mango? It was lovely!

Monday, 4 May 2009
Day 003

2PM. Jim invited Ollie and I to lunch with his family so we ate yummy mince, potatoes and vegetables followed by lemon merengue pie. Post-meal I remembered this blog... It was interesting trying to explain why I was taking a photo of the teapot.

Sunday, 3 May 2009
Day 002
3.30AM. Hungriness was preventing me from sleeping, so I made myself a bowl of Tesco Value 55p Muselli. Nothing can make that stuff taste good, not even the massive spoonfuls of sugar I heaped onto it. It tasted like wood shavings!

Saturday, 2 May 2009
Day 001
Breakfast/Lunch.
16:30. Yorkshire Puddings and a Turkey Burger. This is not too different from how I eat normally, so I feel ok about it, although I worry that the turkey burger wasn't cooked that well. I've eaten half of it and given up. I think there's going to be a lot of wastage during this project.
The Rules
Because I am approaching the end of my University "Career", I need to save. I waste too much money and eat out a lot when I have a lot of food sitting in my freezer draw, so I have made a pact:
I am not going to buy any new food* until I have exhausted my current food supply.
This includes popping to the shops, raiding the vending machines, getting takeaway and eating out. The only exceptions are proper, organised events such as a birthday meal out or being invited to someone else's home for eats. I am not allowed to organise such events.
I am allowed to accept food donations and slices of pizza etc, but not to ask or buy them for myself. Essentially I am not allowed to spend money on food.
* The only food I am allowed to buy is bread, cheese and milk. Milk is communal in my flat and I will need to make sandwiches, probably. There is no way I am willing to go a month without bread or cheese. So I am allowing myself these typical "Victorian Pauper Diet" ingredients. I am not allowed to survive merely off bread and cheese though. No toast for dinner.
Food swaps are allowed. I can barter and bargain (but not threaten, even if I am very hungry).
Ultimate Goals: Use up all existing food, possibly lose weight and Not Die of gross combinations of food or lack of protein.
This challenge will be interesting because I have a lot of muselli.
Let the Worst Diet Ever Challenge begin.
I am not going to buy any new food* until I have exhausted my current food supply.
This includes popping to the shops, raiding the vending machines, getting takeaway and eating out. The only exceptions are proper, organised events such as a birthday meal out or being invited to someone else's home for eats. I am not allowed to organise such events.
I am allowed to accept food donations and slices of pizza etc, but not to ask or buy them for myself. Essentially I am not allowed to spend money on food.
* The only food I am allowed to buy is bread, cheese and milk. Milk is communal in my flat and I will need to make sandwiches, probably. There is no way I am willing to go a month without bread or cheese. So I am allowing myself these typical "Victorian Pauper Diet" ingredients. I am not allowed to survive merely off bread and cheese though. No toast for dinner.
Food swaps are allowed. I can barter and bargain (but not threaten, even if I am very hungry).
Ultimate Goals: Use up all existing food, possibly lose weight and Not Die of gross combinations of food or lack of protein.
This challenge will be interesting because I have a lot of muselli.
Let the Worst Diet Ever Challenge begin.
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