fried pork rinds?
Is it ok to eat pork rinds on induction? I've got a friend who told me that she does..............YES or NO?
Pati:wiggle: |
My question too!! I baught some today - it says zero carbs....so I'm kinda munchin...I hope it's ok!!
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Yep. Since they're just pork skin, they qualify. :thup: Just be sure you're not sacrificing veggies for them.
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Yes it is ok and they pretty much are one of the few crunchy snacks that are ok.....Heaven knows they have kept me from cheating on numerous days
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very high in salt so watch it and make sure you drink lots of water to flush out the salt
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Also note that some of the spices may have sugar (e.g., BBQ flavoring), and any added sugar is forbidden on induction. The plain ones are safe though.
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They are a wonderful snack - even on induction. Do stay away from the flavored ones because of the added sugar.
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Where can you buy???
I am curious, I have been looking in the supermarkets and cannot seem to find Pork Rinds anywhere in there. What aisle would you find these?
Looking for snacks on induction and at a loss....afraid if I don't find options I may not succeed. :-( Sad in Canada |
They're all over the supermarket here in Texas, thanks to the Hispanic population. The first place I'd look in a Canadian supermarket would be the aisle with the potato chips -- probably buried on the bottom shelf with the other unpopular snack items.
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To my fellow Canadian, they have them in Superstore next to popcorn and nuts. Safeway has them too (potato chip aisle)
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cl1969:
Another favourite snack of mine is to have cheese on top of a slice of salami, just like you'd have on top of a cracker (minus the cracker of course). 3 or 4 of these usually satisfies the munchies for me. |
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