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Re:Free Diet Plans 9 Months, 2 Weeks ago Karma: 0  
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Breakfast -

asda sell gluten-free porridge,cereals (cornflakes,chocolate stars), muesli (contains nuts). Soya milk is an alternative to milk or you could try a product called 'rice dream' which is just water with the natural sugars from fermented rice - one type has added calcium,It's Dairy-free


Lunch -

sandwiches - there are several types of gluten-free breads/baguettes/rolls available or you could choose to make your own using gluten-free flour which again you can find in at asda/tesco. An easy google of 'gluten-free bread' search will provide you with recipes.
Things like tuna, chicken or ham are good fillings. (when buying ham avoid 'breaded' ham, it has gluten in the yellow breading around it).
kallo rice cakes are good if you want something light, (just choose a topping).

dinner -

You can buy gluten-free pasta, spaghetti and the shell shaped ones etc. if you want to make your own dishes.
Rice is gluten free so to start with while you get to learn what foods you can do base your meals around rice dishes.
If you go for something like uncle ben's rice packets some of them will have milk protein so check those. (savoury chicken flavour is one that will be suitable).
'McCain rustic oven chips - skins on' are a good chips to have (just potato, sunflower oil)

heinz baked beans are ok as is a lot of tinned food. there are also gluten-free hotpots/bean casseroles/chilli etc in tins.

There is also a frozen foods section that does things like gluten-free steak pies, cornish pasties, sausage rolls etc but i have a feeling some of these have milk protein in them so check the labels.

It probably a good idea to visit an asda store and look at exactly what they have in their section to give you a better idea what you can do for yourself. They have called it the 'free from' section on their signs.
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Hello,
You gave very good information about diet plans. everybody want fit body and this things will really help them. dieting are really a very good way to loose weight.

cheers!!
 
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