Not easy for UK!!
 | The following are shopping links for Australia (SWG breads can be found at Lifestyle Bakery):
Fundamental Food Store (Australia)
Grass-Fed Meat in Australia (Australia) Lifestyle Bakery (Australia) Australia approved sale of raw dairy products only in May, 2012 (starting with cheese). Stay tuned to the above Australia-specific links for the appearance of products, hopefully in the not-too-distant future. |
 | I now have everything I need. An order from healthy supplies and a visit to waitrose, I have no excuses. I cooked amaranth for the first time. Pretty weird stuff, not quite sure what I am going to do with it but probably just add lots of veggies and see how it goes. |
 | I am relieved that there are so many of us new members in the UK who are raisint these concerns. Thank you also to Trim Down Club for advising us that you are taking action to make the club more “UK friendly”. I look forward to feeling that I can fully participate in the club and the weight loss. |
 | Hi, I’m originally from the uk but now live in italy. I had difficulty to start with but have changed my menu planner only include ingredients I can find here, which is a great help. There’s also a link under the FAQ’s section – at the bottom of the page – the link shows where to buy in the UK – this link gives a list of shop to get products ect. hope you all find this helpful. Good luck everyone. be positive 🙂 |
 | SWG bread in the UK, What about Australia? We hav’nt even got TV colored TV yet:) |
 | hi guys i’m ffinding it a bit tricky as well all this SWG products is going to be hard to find and i guess expensive.does anyone have any ideas where i can get these swg products from and raw milk etc. |
 | Hi all, |
 | thanks jgau .Maybe you could freeze half? I am going to take this slowly and leave the bread till last. Kingsmill wholemeal till then. Then I might bake my own as you can buy the flour online. I am very interested in the deserts especially the chocolate brownies! |
| | Hi lionpops, I bought swg bread from http://www.healthysupplies.co.uk it cost £1.85. It’s from Everfresh Bakery – Sunnyvale, sprouted wheat bread 400 grams. It’s heavy stuff and kinda squidgy. What surprised me is that appears to have a long life whilst packaged but once opened last 3 days and should be kept In the fridge. I very much doubt that I could get through this in 3 days though. jgau |
| | Just figured out that you can add your own recipes and that may be why the recipes are for anything from one to twelve people! Still say no matter how focused you are that this is a business and we paid money to join therefore it should be tailored to whatever country it is marketed in. In the mean time can any UK member tell me if they have found a loaf of bread that meets the criteria? |
 | as its only me, I just calculate how much for 1 person, I agree with china, its important to stay focused and be positive about this, its better to give up bad habits and be healthy.. try to remain positive in thought and eating habits |
 | I agree |
| | Hi china, I agree with some of your comments but did you really know what seitan was? Have you ever eaten amaranth? There are a few odd bods in the menus but I am working through it, although I don’t think seitan will be on my menu. I have the swg bread – it’s pretty heavy going. This is definitely a healthy menu. I hope to see results and wish you the best. |
 | I am also glad you have finally told us some of the stores in the uk from angela 1 |
 | I also live in the UK and in defence of Trim Down Club you found them on the internet then use the internet to find the products needed. Suprisingly you can find many in our regular supermarkets…eg Costcutters do a great range of organic flours, Spelt, Brown Rice Asda do rice milk.. just a couple of examples. |
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