- Paperback: 208 pages
- Publisher: Collins (9 Sep 2011)
- Language English
- ISBN-10: 0007274912
- ISBN-13: 978-0007274918
- Product Dimensions: 19 x 12.7 x 1.5 cm
- Average Customer Review: 3.0 out of 5 stars See all reviews (3 customer reviews)
- Amazon Bestsellers Rank: 773,375 in Books (See Top 100 in Books)
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Product Description
Sassy, irreverent and in-your-face, this is every hot chick’s guide to having your cake and eating it.
Learn how to eat confidently, without any apologies, and still manage to look gorgeous.
Originally a self-published success, How to Eat Like a Hot Chick will make every woman feel sexy and beautiful. It offers real-life examples on how to take pleasure in food without adhering to complicated diets or self-denial.
In the style of the bestseller Skinny Bitch (except who wants the stress of being a vegan?), the authors take a hilarious, glam-girl, take-no-prisoners approach to looking and feeling your best. Hot chicks don’t deny themselves anything. Hot chicks don’t ever apologise. Hot chicks simply enjoy their food and learn to make the right choices every day so that they remain hot.
Packed full of sassy wit and goodwill to spare, the authors reveal the secrets of what hot chicks really eat. From which cocktails will keep you light on your feet well past midnight, and exactly what you should (and shouldn’t) eat on a date to how to avoid pigging-out when you’re down in the dumps or hungover. The authors understand that sometimes you’re going to slip up – you’re only human after all, but their simple rule is that if you wolf down that big piece of chocolate cake ‘just know that you’ll be eating a ton of spinach for dinner’.
Dozens of smart ideas and healthier food options, as well as lists of foods to avoid at all costs make How to Eat Like a Hot Chick every girl’s best friend. Slimming down and loving yourself is easier (and more fun) than you ever thought possible.
Includes:
• Brilliant breakfast ideas to stop you reaching out for that bacon sandwich mid-morning and keep you looking svelte all day.
• Snacking suggestions to keep those hunger pangs at bay without piling on the pounds.
• How to make smart choices in restaurants so that you can indulge and still remain the hot chick that you are.
• Great advice for nights out to ensure that when the party’s over, you’re still looking hot.
About the Author
Jodi Lipper edited screenplays in LA for four years before becoming a freelance writer and editor. Now based in New York, she can’t wait to write more books with Cerina to help teach all of the pretty ladies around the world how hot they can really be.
Cerina Vincent was crowned Miss Nevada Teen USA at age 16, but she soon realized that she was so not a ‘beauty queen’. She is an actress and has co-written horror scripts and an original TV pilot. Most importantly, she has worked out how to maintain a hot body while still enjoying chocolate cake and beer and is excited to share her secrets with hot chicks all over the world.
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Most Helpful Customer Reviews
Unlike the other two reviewers, I really like this book and it's one of my many diet manuals (i've got hundreds!) that i find myself coming back to time and time again.
The authors don't tell you to count calories (as someone said below), more just be aware of them e.g. make sure you're not eating thousands of calories in snacks alone.
It is very much written in a 'do this', 'don't do that' format, but I find this breaks everything up and makes the book easier to read. I also love the humorous writing style, which is what attracted me to it in the first place.
The writers give lots of meal ideas, and really focus on telling you how to make 'boring diet food' like porridge and salads taste delicious. There's also lots of advice on things like: what to eat when you're out and about, how to deal with the midnight munchies, what the best options are alcohol-wise and how to cope when you're PMS-ing. Plus they also focus on diet-boosting foods such as fennel and linseeds, which you may not have tried before.
The whole vibe of the book is really about wanting to make the reader feel like they are a 'hot chick' regardless of whether they're at their ideal weight or not, which in turn should make you want to eat better and take care of yourself... then hopefully the weight loss will follow. After all, a healthy eating plan needs to be for life, not just for the short-term!
The authors don't tell you to count calories (as someone said below), more just be aware of them e.g. make sure you're not eating thousands of calories in snacks alone.
It is very much written in a 'do this', 'don't do that' format, but I find this breaks everything up and makes the book easier to read. I also love the humorous writing style, which is what attracted me to it in the first place.
The writers give lots of meal ideas, and really focus on telling you how to make 'boring diet food' like porridge and salads taste delicious. There's also lots of advice on things like: what to eat when you're out and about, how to deal with the midnight munchies, what the best options are alcohol-wise and how to cope when you're PMS-ing. Plus they also focus on diet-boosting foods such as fennel and linseeds, which you may not have tried before.
The whole vibe of the book is really about wanting to make the reader feel like they are a 'hot chick' regardless of whether they're at their ideal weight or not, which in turn should make you want to eat better and take care of yourself... then hopefully the weight loss will follow. After all, a healthy eating plan needs to be for life, not just for the short-term!
This book is soooo lame. I expected a kind of "For Dummies Guide", which are always factual, but rather amusing at the same time. However this book is so stupid that it's not even remotely funny and it's not very factual at all....(ie goats cheese is the same as feta....hmmm I don't think so....do your research girls!)
This book is rather contradictory. Early on the authors advise against counting calories - but then go on to tell you how many calories you should consume at each meal!
The book claims to be 'an antidote to complicated diet plans' and promises to teach you how to eat 'the food you love with confidence'. Yet it's full of 'do's and don'ts' on what you should and shouldn't eat.
However, on the plus side, the book offers some sound nutritional advice -like eat oatmeal (porridge) for breakfast, salad for lunch and fish for dinner.
The book claims to be 'an antidote to complicated diet plans' and promises to teach you how to eat 'the food you love with confidence'. Yet it's full of 'do's and don'ts' on what you should and shouldn't eat.
However, on the plus side, the book offers some sound nutritional advice -like eat oatmeal (porridge) for breakfast, salad for lunch and fish for dinner.
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