Birthday party advice

MomofMarch
on 3/11/13 10:57 pm - GA

Some of you may remember me mentioning that both of my girls are having a party this month. We plan on having a cookie cake for the kids, BUT I also have a few bariatric patient friends and a few kids with diabetes coming to the party. I'm looking at trying to have a little something for everyone. I'd hate for people to feel left out because all we have is sweets and carbs. I'm thinking of a veggie tray with homemade ranch dip (ranch packets in lowfat plain yogurt), and some fruit trays. We doing this after lunch time, so I don't think we'll need a whole arrangement of foods.

Any ideas on what kinds of fruits and veggies I should include? I'm going to have Crystal Light and water set out for drinks, and maybe some sodas for the "normal" adults. Thanks!

Laura- HW:240  SW: 224  GW:165 Surgery date 12/10/12

Winning the battle against obesity and PCOS!

    

Deckeriv
on 3/11/13 11:05 pm - TX
VSG on 03/26/13

A deli meat tray with some assorted cheeses is always nice at a luncheon.


  

    800 calories and less than 20 net carbs is the shizzle

 

    

jenn227
on 3/11/13 11:42 pm - NJ
VSG on 03/26/13

Pinterest has tons of ideas...my step daughter had a mickey themed party for the baby & she had "Daisy's vegetable garden" (veggie tray), etc. 

Jenn   Highest weight: 278. Starting weight: 275. Surgery weight: 253. Month 1: 25 lbs. Month 2: 8.8 lbs. Month 3: 12.6 lbs. Month 4: 7 lbs. Onederland 7/29/2013. Month 5: 7 lbs. Month 6: 5 lbs. Months 7-9: self-induced maintenance, then 5 lb gain.

     

   

       

MuttLover
on 3/11/13 11:45 pm
VSG on 11/14/12

For fruit -- berries are the lowest carb fruits, pretty much.  You could also look up recipes for a yogurt dip and make with greek yogurt for both veggies ( savory version) and fruit (sweet version).

You could also make sugar free cheesecakes in mini cupcake pans (with the liners!) using either no crust or a nut crust.  If you google sugar free (or low carb) cheese cake, you'll get the recipes.  Here, there is a new cream cheese/greek yogurt blend that I've bought to try in cheesecake -- but I haven't tried it yet!

The other thing I've done is get big strawberries, core them and pipe in a sweet greek yougurt, protein powder and SF cheesecake mixture -- I think that is on eggface's blog.  You can also fill raspberries with it.

 

  

Starting weight: 260; Surgery Weight: 250; Month 1: -15.6; Month 2: -11.8; Month 3: -11.4;  Month 4: -7.4  Month 5: -8.6; Month 6: -3; Month 7 -3.8; Month 8 -7; Month 9: stall; Month 10: -4.4; Month 11: - 2.6; Month 12:-3.4

MomofMarch
on 3/11/13 11:47 pm - GA

Ooohhh that sounds yummy!!!! Thank you!

Laura- HW:240  SW: 224  GW:165 Surgery date 12/10/12

Winning the battle against obesity and PCOS!

    

The_Sheltonator
on 3/12/13 12:11 am

Read Eggface's blog (someone linked to it yesterday best thing ever)

 

Links to her sweets recipes:

http://theworldaccordingtoeggface.blogspot.ch/2009/06/its-national-donut-day.html

http://theworldaccordingtoeggface.blogspot.ch/2009/06/strawberry-cannoli.html

http://theworldaccordingtoeggface.blogspot.ch/2012/05/national-strawberries-and-cream-day.html

 

I'm still exploring so many ideas! This women is amazing.

Age: 29, Pre Op

Puffessa
on 3/12/13 2:46 am

We created our own edible bouquet out of fruit since we don't live in a delivery area for that company. It was fun cutting out shapes and stringing them onto skewers. I will definitely try the stuffed strawberries. Thanks for the tips!

 

 

 

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