Laughing cow extra light

wannabeminime

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My book says we can have 6(!!) has a healthy extra! Is this right??
 
Oooo what weight are they wanna... as mine says 5? at 14 I think... that is one thing I managed to find over here.. .laughing cow legere they call it!
 
Ooooh, for the sake of one triangle, i think i will try the light ones next time, thanks!

BTW, we can obviously use them as a spread, but what else do you lot use them for??
 
you can put them in the quiches and omelettes, I know some people stuff chicken breasts with them., melt them for a pasta sauce kinda thing..
 
When I make syn free soup, I have 2 slices of wholemeal with 2 LC lights spread on it, rather than have dry toast.
 
Oh I'm always making soup with whatever veg is on offer. Fill the pan with 1 crushed garlic clove, 1 chopped onion and chopped veg, stock to just cover veg and then simmer till veg is soft and blitz. I use 1 stock cube which is 1 syn but it makes a full pan which I eat over 3 days or so. Not technically syn free, but 1 syn for 3 days worth of soup.
 
Will try the soup! Isnt there a stock we can use that is free? Is it vecon? I have looked for it but cant find it in Asda!

Just looked, its Vecon, Vegemite, or Marmite.
 
Wannabemine, I use laughing cow xtra lights for kievs hun. Take a couple of your triangles, and some finely chopped cloves of garlic and a pinch of mixed herbs, mix until the cheese is really soft. Take a chicken fillet make a opening and stuff with the cheese mixture. Make some breadcrumbs from part of your HEB and add a few chilli flakes. beat a egg dip your stuffed chicken fillet in egg then coat in the breadcrumb mixture and bake on gas 5 for half an hour or so mmmmm delish
 
I use LC lights now its still 5 triangles and you can buy the bigger pack so it works out better value for money, I also reckon they taste a bit more cheesey but that could just be me

I also put LC light on toast rather than having it dry when im having it with soup or scrambled eggs, and i stir it through pasta when im stuck for something to put with it
 
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