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3 Day Diet-Day THREE

Finish line in sight! :)
Breakfast was pretty good, although when I looked at it, even after the previous days of eating so little, it looked pretty meager.  It was crackers and cheese and apples. I've seen my grandma eat this a lot lately, she's all alone now and doesn't like to cook for herself, so I totally understand why this would be easy and fairly nutritious! It just doesn't seem like a lot at first...


  • Black coffee or tea with Equal or Sweet & Low
  • 5 regular saltine crackers
  • 2 oz. cheddar cheese
  • 1 apple



Let me tell you, this is actually a pretty hearty meal! It's so yummy and cheese and crackers always go together. And of course, so do cheese and apples. I really enjoyed it. Protein, and cheesy and crunch and crack. It is a little odd to eat as a breakfast, though it is filling.

For lunch, another one of those hard boiled egg things. It was another great meal!




  • 1 hardboiled egg
  • 1 slice toast
  • Black coffee or tea with Equal or Sweet & Low
Again. So tasty. I felt full and satisfied. I'm so glad this is the diet. I haven't felt deprived this whole time!

Ok, now comes the hard part. Dinner. Dinner was kinda awful, even with the bowl of ice cream to smooth it over. Hard boiled eggs were nothing compared to this.


  • 1 cup tuna
  • 1/2 banana
  • 1 cup regular vanilla ice cream

Yes, you did read that right. Tuna. Just tuna. All alone, not a cracker or bread in sight. It was awful. I ate as much as I could of those big cans. I had to finish like 90% before the boyfriend would let me eat the banana and ice cream. Luckily I was fairly hungry by the time it happened, but even that was difficult and not as good a motivator as hoped.

It's so exciting that this is the last day! I can't wait to see how it turns out :)


I am posting this diet and my experience for informational purposes only! I am not responsible for anything you choose to do! Please check with your doctor before starting this diet.
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