Stay on Track This Easter – No Guilt, Just Balance!

Easter is a time for family, fun, and… let’s be honest… chocolate. From Easter eggs to roast dinners with all the trimmings, temptations are everywhere. But don’t worry – at BEEWEIGHED, we believe in enjoying life and reaching our goals.

With a little planning, you can have your hot cross bun and eat it too – without undoing all your hard work.

Let’s Talk Chocolate – Knowledge is Power!

Here’s a quick look at the calories in popular Easter treats:

• Cadbury’s Medium Easter Egg (inc. bar): 800–1000 calories

• Cadbury’s Creme Egg: 177 calories

• Lindt Gold Bunny (100g): 550 calories

• Mini Eggs (25g small bag): 133 calories

• Maltesers Bunny (29g): 156 calories

Top Tips:

• Break large eggs into portions – you don’t have to eat it all at once!

• Put chocolate in the fridge or out of sight to avoid mindless nibbling.

• Share the treats – it’s about enjoying a taste, not the whole stash.

The Sunday Roast – Delicious, But Sneaky!

A traditional Easter roast can be surprisingly high in calories, especially when you add extras like roast potatoes, Yorkshire puddings, stuffing, and gravy.

Approximate Calories (Typical Portions):

• Roast Lamb (100g): 250 calories

• Roast Chicken (100g, skin on): 200 calories

• Roast Potatoes (2 medium): 320 calories

• Yorkshire Pudding (1 medium): 100 calories

• Gravy (2 tbsp): 50–80 calories

• Stuffing (2 tbsp): 100–150 calories

• Veg (boiled or steamed): FREE!

Top Tips:

• Fill half your plate with veg first – broccoli, carrots, cabbage, peas.

• Remove skin from meat to cut calories and fat.

• Limit high-calorie extras to small portions – and track them!

• Make a lighter gravy using granules and hot water, no added fat.

Tips to Stay Focused This Easter

1. Don’t Deprive Yourself

It’s OK to enjoy a treat. Just make it part of your plan, not a detour.

2. Track Everything

Use your Nutracheck app (don’t forget your BEEWEIGHED discount with code LLBW25) to stay mindful. Even if you go over – logging keeps you accountable.

3. Balance It Out

If you know you’ll have a big meal or treat, keep the rest of the day lighter – think fruit, salad, soups, and plenty of water.

4. Move More

A family walk, a kitchen dance while cooking, or a quick morning workout can help offset extra calories and boost your mood.

5. Set Boundaries with Chocolate

Give yourself a limit – e.g., “I’ll enjoy one Easter treat per day” – and stick to it. It’s about control, not restriction.

6. Stay Connected

Keep in touch with your BEEWEIGHED group for motivation and support – we’re all in this together, and sharing helps!

Final Thoughts

Easter doesn’t have to derail your progress. A little planning, smart choices, and mindful eating can go a long way. Enjoy the moments, savour the flavours, and remember – it’s not all or nothing. One meal won’t make or break your journey.

You’re doing amazing – and we’re so proud of you.

Happy Easter from all of us at BEEWEIGHED!

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