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Old Mon, Jun-09-03, 12:18
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Are we allowed to soy flour while on induction. Any one know the carb content?
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Old Mon, Jun-09-03, 12:26
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Default soy flour

i believe you are supposed to stay away from all flours during induction and once you are in OWL or pre-maintenance, you can add it back in (soy or almond)... the point of induction is to rid your body of the starch/processed food addictions...

if you go to www.calorieking.com, you should be able to find the carb content but you need to know what kind of soy flour it is - fatted, defatted, etc... i have some and it's like 20 carbs/cup compared to 80+ for normal flour...

hope that helps...

~jodi
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Old Mon, Jun-09-03, 17:08
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Atkins Bake Mix is made out of soy flour. According to the two week induction menu, you are allowed some Zuccini Nut bread. I would not eat a lot of this though. I just use it as a treat.
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I USE CARBSENSE PRODUCTS, LIKE BAKE MIX, ZERO CARB
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Old Tue, Jun-10-03, 09:08
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In going by "the book", soy is a legume like kidney beans, and is not on the list of induction foods.

Karen
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